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East End 2 (no CC, roomy family home)
East End 2 (no CC, roomy family home)
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I started this from a first-story blueprint I came across in the internet. The idea was to make a house for a big family (4+ members) without leaving excess space, but still roomy and playable for a normal game experience. I tried to go with unpretentious interior and exterior and not to make it too pricey. No custom content is included. Hope some of you find it useful.
The first floor consists of a foyer which offers access to the dining room, the living room and the open plan kitchen/breakfast area (where the staircase to the second floor is located). The master bedroom is located in the back of the floor and is connected to the living room and the breakfast area via a small hallway/office. The master bedroom has a sitting area with an entertainment centre and access to own bathroom. There is also a half bathroom, connected to the breakfast area.
The second floor consists of a hall with a sitting/play area, 2 furnished bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a big, uncovered balcony with BBQ area, a smaller balcony with a telescope, and an extra room (the one with the canvas) for you to decide. It can be another bedroom/nursery, or a recreation room, a fitness etc.
I playtested a copy with the Ottomas family just to convince myself there is no way I can handle a 7-member household. Other than that everything seems to be ok in my game.
Note:
1) I made the driveway and the extension overlap, in order to bring the garage to the front, which means as you know, that the car animations won’t work;
2) I also noticed that sims walk right trough the big tree in the corner of the yard. I intentionally skipped the fencing there to make it look like the fence was build around the tree but oh well, fill it if you want;
3) The small balcony (the one with the telescope) appears with a 1x4 tile roof going in it when you turn the roof on. It’s from the roof line between the first and second floor that follows the whole east side of the house and is just a cosmetic issue.
Lot Size: 2x3
Lot Price: 110,978
The first floor consists of a foyer which offers access to the dining room, the living room and the open plan kitchen/breakfast area (where the staircase to the second floor is located). The master bedroom is located in the back of the floor and is connected to the living room and the breakfast area via a small hallway/office. The master bedroom has a sitting area with an entertainment centre and access to own bathroom. There is also a half bathroom, connected to the breakfast area.
The second floor consists of a hall with a sitting/play area, 2 furnished bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a big, uncovered balcony with BBQ area, a smaller balcony with a telescope, and an extra room (the one with the canvas) for you to decide. It can be another bedroom/nursery, or a recreation room, a fitness etc.
I playtested a copy with the Ottomas family just to convince myself there is no way I can handle a 7-member household. Other than that everything seems to be ok in my game.
Note:
1) I made the driveway and the extension overlap, in order to bring the garage to the front, which means as you know, that the car animations won’t work;
2) I also noticed that sims walk right trough the big tree in the corner of the yard. I intentionally skipped the fencing there to make it look like the fence was build around the tree but oh well, fill it if you want;
3) The small balcony (the one with the telescope) appears with a 1x4 tile roof going in it when you turn the roof on. It’s from the roof line between the first and second floor that follows the whole east side of the house and is just a cosmetic issue.
Lot Size: 2x3
Lot Price: 110,978
