Inspired by a real family home, Bethany brings together a roomy Midwestern yard, functional driveway, expanded furnishings, cozy lived-in details, and just enough dog bowls to make it clear who really ran the household.
Brookdale keeps starter living practical with a wide one-story layout, two bathrooms, basic essentials, and a yard dotted with flowers for Sims who need breathing room before the decorating budget catches up.
A roomy single-story suburban home with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a bold layered roofline, and plenty of open space for Sims who prefer practical living with a little architectural confidence.
A warm three-bedroom family home with stone accents, raised deck space, practical interiors, and enough old-fashioned charm to make modern glass boxes feel underdressed.
Formal Family Home offers a spacious unfurnished layout with brick walls, large bay windows, arched details, a central staircase, defined family rooms, and a pond-side yard for players who want a grand shell to finish their own way.
A fully furnished one-bedroom, two-bath home with warm earthy colors, an open main living area, and enough activity space for a Sim who values comfort over spare bedrooms.
Little House offers an unfurnished one-story layout with a wraparound porch, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, activity space, pet-ready yard room, and space for a driveway with future extensions.
Kitakami keeps starter life calm and charming, with quiet green tones, a red front door, basic furnishings, and a cozy bay-window bedroom for one Sim ready to embrace the simple life.
A compact Open for Business lot with a brick storefront look, one bedroom, two bathrooms, tall windows, and a mostly open interior ready for a live-work setup.
