♡Hello♡

This is very silly, but not as silly as I thought it was going to be. Making the largest room of the house the laundry is even harder in a game that doesn't have any laundry objects or functionality, but I managed.

As you can see, the floor plan doesn't match up exactly, but that's due to the Sims 2 building tools being less flexible and not letting you measure walls etc in halves.

You enter into the kitchen (and tiny dining nook) with an open plan that opens immediately to the living room.

The next room of note is the main bathroom, which is quite spacious and accommodating for guests and household members alike.

But it's not the only bathroom; the master bedroom has been downsized in order to prioritise a cavernous ensuite replete with his & hers sinks, twin showers, and a hot tub. Access via the Master Bedroom Corridor.

There is a sparsely decorated guest bedroom...

... Which was probably supposed to be a kid's room, except your kid is weird and elected to live in what should've been the utility closet. This room is just big enough to fit a bunk bed but I wanted a vanilla game alternative. A kid could sleep here, listen to music, and... that's about it.

And now, the elephant in the room house - the 22.5% dominant laundry. Run as a home business with access from the street, it actually makes the whole concept slightly less absurd. Narratively, it's a dry-cleaning and laundromat service. In-game, customers can purchase clothing from the clothes racks, and you could easily charge tickets.

They're eco-friendly, too.