Chateau Bleu brings pale blue elegance, dark shutters, a detached garage, formal rooms, and plenty of space for a large household that enjoys grand staircases, private bathrooms, and looking mildly important from the front gate.
Chateau Rose brings a softer side to chateau living, with pink walls, red shutters, a tower room, garden paths, and enough romantic charm to make even the detached garage look like it has a secret admirer.
Chateau Magnifique lives up to its name with iron fencing, blue shutters, grand staircases, a detached garage, and enough room for a large household to look expensive even before anyone buys a piano.
Chateau Bijoux brings big-house drama with a detached garage, pond, balconies, arched windows, and enough rooms for a large household to live grandly without immediately losing track of who slept where.
A relaxed Mediterranean-style home with an attached garage, open interiors, and a covered back patio ready for quiet evenings, outdoor meals, and Sims avoiding their responsibilities in style.
Retirement Villa keeps life easy with single-story living, a fenced pool patio, outdoor grill, full furnishings, and enough deck space for Sims who believe retirement should involve fewer stairs and more lounge chairs.
Knitting Needles is a small, cozy home for one Sim, with a tidy layout, warm little garden beds, and just enough room to live comfortably without losing the remote in another wing of the house.
Livin’ on a Prayer gives a larger household an affordable start with four bedrooms, essential furnishings, and plenty of room outside for future parking plans once the household budget stops gasping for air.
A cozy one-bedroom bungalow with retro color, compact living space, and enough artsy charm for Sims who own at least one painfully sincere poetry notebook.
