Little Pink House keeps starter living sweet and simple, with a fenced yard, cheerful color, essential furnishings, and enough room for a small household to settle in without immediately pawning the curtains.
A budget-friendly blue home with essential furnishings, a roomy one-story layout, and outdoor potential for added parking, giving a larger Sim household a practical start without draining the last simoleon.
Brandywine stretches out with a roomy one-story layout, dark red siding, pale green gables, and the kind of practical starter setup that gives a larger household walls, plumbing, and a fighting chance.
A fully furnished two-bedroom farmhouse with two bathrooms, a wide front porch, wooded surroundings, activity space, and room for a driveway with three extensions.
Cragstone surrounds castle-style living with water, stone walls, stained-glass windows, furnished rooms, activity space, and enough dramatic architecture for Sims who prefer their home to look mildly fortified.
A huge Open for Business live-work lot with a fully furnished house, auto dealership, offices, showroom, meeting room, business restrooms, garage space, and cars included.
City Twilight stacks tall windows, Tudor-style trim, open rooms, and a small front patio into a vertical city home with flexible outdoor potential, whether your Sims need extra parking, a pool, or simply somewhere to stand while refusing to go inside.
Moonlit Bay rises tall over the water with stacked balconies, refreshed interiors and enough upper-floor hangout space to give a large household plenty of room to claim their favorite corner.
