Chateau Beaujolais - French Manor

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Chateau Beaujolais, an elegant manor with classic French chateau architecture, will be the perfect opulent residence for your noble sims. The manor is fully furnished with an own style for every room. The main entrance leads to the great hall with an inviting house bar and a comfortable fireplace. Remarkable are the big kitchen with the impressive counter island and the light-flooded dining and living room on the first floor. A fitness and a game room can be found upstairs connected by a bright gallery providing a beautiful view on the garden. The garden features an extravagant pool area with a canopied place for BBQ in the back and a pond in front of the building. The picturesque old well and the romantic gazebo under the weeping willow are also a feast for the eyes. The courtyard and the three car garage are accessible through an archway which is an architectural highlight of the overall picture of the lot.
I was inspired to build this manor by the plan #4429 (Chateau Beaujolais) from www.thehousedesigners.com and I have kept the name of the building to point on this origin of my project. However, I have made substantial changes to the plan, the architectural style and the landscaping giving the manor a different appearance (http://www.thehousedesigners.com/pl...p?PlanNum=4429).


Garden: pool, canopied grill area, gazebo, well, pond, pergola (for gardening), 3 car garage, courtyard


1st floor: 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, great hall, kitchen, dining room, living room, library



2nd floor: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, gallery, game room, fitness room


Lot Price: unfurnished – $214,992; furnished – $506,267

Lot Size: 6x6
Lot Price: $214,992 / $506,267

Additional Credits:
rgarraws for the great „How to use fountains in a pond” building tutorial
Flabaliki for his uploads which gave me a great insight into architectural options in TS3
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