Manufactured Homes from the Simulated Housing Corporation
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To rent furnished, enter "Boolprop testingcheatsenabled true" from neighborhood view, move in the family, and right click on the door.
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No closet in this one, sorry.
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Teens and kids hang out on the playground, grownups sometimes spinning the merry-go-round for them. Tenants will shoot hoops together, gaining body, and play endless chess. They can even support themselves by fishing.
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I grant you the curb appeal could be better.
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Note the closet opening into the living area.
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Picture taken with camera rotated to view from back of the lot, which clears up the sight lines for play.
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Toddlers are welcome. The riding llama is under a tree and hard to see in plan view.
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Most sims will serve plates inside until all the seats are served before going out to the picnic area. Most. There's always that one weirdo.
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Meeting the other tenants is easy and natural with so many outdoor activities.
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And it's all close enough to each unit that sims will seldom wander outside and wander back in when their actions time out.
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This is how playgrounds are supposed to function! (Sorry, the Maxis apartment buildings with playgrounds and no room for kids inside bug me a lot.)
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Take out one desk and table, put in a bed, and you have space for the Ottomas family. Till the twins are born.
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Entry is directly into the living room, with kitchen and bathroom to the left.
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The master bedroom has its own full bath, through that door.
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Not all the toddler items will fit in the medium-sized bedroom; but most of them will.
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Unit 1 has two tiny bedrooms, which could equally be child bedrooms, as shown, or craft rooms for cranking out hobby or business products.
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The smallest bedroom in Unit 2, here furnished as a study, is still a little larger than the small ones in Unit 1.
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Entrance to Unit 2 is directly to the kitchen. Which, face it, is the first place your guests will probably want to go, anyhow.
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Not really furnished for the Newsons, but as you see, the space can handle them.
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If it won't fit in the bedrooms, it'll still fit out here.
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Full bath through door; mirrored front closet. Not room for much else.
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Your kid will love sharing this room with the toddler. Promise.
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Just enough room for the Murphy bed; no closet.
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Living room and kitchenette, ready to party or date or just hang out.
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The needs of a single sim are simple and will easily fit into this small room.
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Then, when the baby comes along, move the weight machine and desk, and voila! Nursery.
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Sell or move the weight machine and bubble blower, make your space a little more grown up. These spaces are designed for the long haul.