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.
Teeny Tiny Astroturf squeezes a fully furnished one-Sim starter onto a custom 1×1 lot with pink walls, protected flamingos and a tiny footprint players can recolor into a whole row of cheerful little homes.
Cozy Haven gives one Sim a fully furnished start with a fenced yard, cheerful purple exterior, open living space, activity items, and enough room outside for future driveway plans.
A fully furnished one-bedroom home with a driveway, warm exterior colors, activity space, and pet-ready details for a couple or single Sim who wants everything in reach.
Log Home brings a simple woodland feel with warm log walls, pine trees, a covered front porch, kitchen and bath basics, and an open layout ready for rustic living.
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.
