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The Old Factory

Sims 2

Residential Lot
Creator:
Mad Kid Ian

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A three-story converted factory-style house with pale upper siding, a brick lower level, blue shutters, flower boxes, twin brick chimneys, and shrubs along the front path.
A cutaway view of the third floor shows open rooms beneath the roofline, wood flooring, blue-trimmed windows, stair access, and the tops of the brick chimneys.
The Old Factory: Third Floor Interior
A cutaway view of the second floor shows a broad wood-floored space with fireplaces, support posts, stairs, large windows, and open room for future furnishing.
The Old Factory: Second Floor Interior
A cutaway view of the first floor shows a large tiled open space with a fireplace, staircase, kitchen area, bathroom space, support columns, and blue-trimmed windows.
The Old Factory: First Floor Interior
A three-story converted factory-style house with pale upper siding, a brick lower level, blue shutters, flower boxes, twin brick chimneys, and shrubs along the front path.
The Old Factory: Exterior
  • §26,585
  • No CC
  • Residential
  • 2×2 Lot
  • 2 Bedrooms
  • 2 Bathrooms
  • Fireplaces
  • 3 Story
  • Unfurnished
  • Unoccupied
  • No Parking
  • Requires All Expansion Packs

Tall walls, twin brick chimneys, blue shutters, and a brick lower level give this converted building the look of an old mill that found a second life as a home. Flower boxes, shrubs, and a simple front path soften the exterior, adding just enough charm to balance the building’s taller, more utilitarian shape.

The first floor keeps the practical, open feeling of an older work building with a large tiled main room, support columns, a fireplace, kitchen area, bathroom space, and staircase. The layout leaves plenty of room for living, dining, hobbies, or whatever plan your Sims have for a building that seems to have retired from making noise.

Wood flooring warms up the second floor, where fireplaces, support posts, stairs, and broad open space keep the converted-building character intact. The level could be divided into bedrooms, lounges, studios, or one very serious reading room for Sims who like their homes with a little sawmill energy.

The third floor continues the open loft feeling beneath the roofline, with windows, wood floors, stair access, and room to shape the space as needed. It is sparse, but useful, especially for players who like turning unusual buildings into homes while keeping a few odd corners.

The Old Factory has the bones of a barn, the name of a factory, and the roomy interior of a building that has changed jobs more than once.

Part of the Barn Conversion Collection

The Barn Conversion Set gathers a collection of country-inspired Sims 2 homes that turn old barn shapes into comfortable residential lots with plenty of charm, practical layouts, and just enough rustic character to keep things interesting. Across the set, you’ll find stone, clapboard, and brightly painted exteriors, roomy interiors, fireplaces, porches, garages, fenced gardens, wide windows, and the occasional pond or tree swing for added countryside atmosphere. Each house keeps the barn conversion theme while offering its own personality, from cozy cottage-style living to larger family-ready layouts.

Basically, it is all the charm of moving into a barn, with far fewer hay allergies and a much better chance of indoor plumbing.

Mad Kid Ian
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