Bright yellow siding, dark roofing, and tall stacked windows give this two-story home a sunny waterfront look from the road. The raised foundation, wooden decks, and stairways make the house feel built around the landscape, with water and rocky terrain shaping the lot as much as the walls do.

Decks and stairs connect the raised house to different outdoor areas, making the water feel like part of the design rather than just scenery around it. Even with all the platforms and railing, the road-facing side still reads as a proper family home rather than a random collection of boards with plumbing.

Tall windows bring the waterfront setting into the house, while the covered deck area gives the lot useful outdoor space without needing a traditional yard or parking area. With water tucked around the lot and stairs leading down along the slope, the exterior feels active but still livable.

The rear cutaway makes the first-floor layout easier to read, with the stairs no longer blocking the bathroom. The open living area, kitchen, dining space, and bathroom are fully furnished and arranged around the windows and deck access, giving the main level a bright, comfortable flow.

Bedrooms, bathroom space, a landing, and a separate stair-access room fill the upper floor. The layout is busy, but the railings, windows, and split spaces help it feel connected to the rest of the house rather than boxed away from the view.

Waterfront is for Sims who want a fully furnished home, a good view, and enough stairs to make every trip outside feel like a small personal journey.