rachysims

Chateau Oaks

6 bedroom mansion on 60x60 lot.

Uses Ambitions, Late Night, Generations, Seasons, Showtime, University and Island Paradise.

Requires chimneys from the Sims 3 Store “Brunch at the Old Mill” set. All other custom content installs with the house.

New Speedbuild video and Download is up, If you're interested!

suburban family home🧑🏿‍👩🏾‍🧒🏿

This home is excellent for a big family! It has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The backyard is small but still lovely. There’s also a bonus room. You can easily make it into an extra bedroom if needed.

Location: San Sequoia🌆

Lot Type & Size: Residential🏡 - 40x30

Packs Used:

Base Game

Get Together 🫂

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Also, don’t forget to turn on “bb.moveobjects” so everything can show up on the lot & read my pinned post if you’re having problems with the build files.

Speed Build: https://youtu.be/EdGqoNYDp3A

＊✿❀ Playmat Recolors ❀✿＊

Added some cute animal swatches to the infant playmat that's a little easier on the eyes.

10 swatches

Growing Together DLC Required

added fuzzy texture

didn’t give this one an address cuz i keep switching the houses around! i said i was taking a break from building but i just wanna get oasis springs done asap

palmview dr house (no cc)

§51,352 - 4 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms

unfurnished

30x20 lot

lot traits: sunny aspect

gallery id: florwalsims

lot 2/4 of my oasis cove project

7003 oasis cove dr (no cc)

§70,370 - 3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms

30x20 lot

lot traits: sunny aspect, chefs kitchen

unfurnished

gallery id: florwalsims

Tiny Home World Tour - Tartosa

Old meets new in this seaside home. Want to go where no one knows your name? Looking for a real estate investment? Or do you just need a home away from home? Whatever it is you seek, this humble abode will satisfy it.

I've only heard bad things about My Wedding Stories and at first I thought I would skip it because why torture myself. But then I remembered that the chances of me actually needing the featured game play was pretty much nil, so I bought it. The world is very scenic as I'm certain that was their intention, but did we need another rural/countryside setting?

Part of my Tiny Home World Tour. Often using the smallest lot in each world. Build/Buy limited to the Base Game + the Pack associated with that world + Tiny Living.

Tiny Home World Tour - Moonwood Mill

My original idea for this was a totally trashed place that some black market types used as a front. Somewhere in what was going to to be something like an 8x8 space would be a ladder leading to a basement level that would make someone do a double take at how absolutely not trashed it was. Not lavish, but definitely well-appointed.

I decided against that, so now it's a house some uni student inherited from their estranged father. The place had seen better days, but it wasn't a dump by any means. With some of the surplus from scholarships and grants, they put in a little work and made it home. Coming from the west coast to plunk down in the middle of Appalachia was not what they had in mind when they started thinking about their post-high school life, but sometimes you don't know where you're going until you get there. It's a weird place, maybe exactly what the average person would think of when they hear "Appalachia", but also very much not.

Their father has family that's still around, so they've been learning about their paternal line, though it often feels like a few pages have been skipped when the aunts, uncles, and the rest are recalling the whens and whys of things. But the whole community talks like you were already in the middle of a conversation, even if it was the first time you're meeting them. So the freshman decided to attribute the ostensibly glossed over parts to their style of communication. For now.

Anyway, at night, no matter where you are in the town, the moon looks like if you just stretched up from your rooftop you'd be able to graze your fingers across its surface no problem. And maybe it's too early to say, but the student thinks that even after they graduate, they may just stick around.

Part of my Tiny Home World Tour. Often using the smallest lot in each world. Build/Buy limited to the Base Game + the Pack associated with that world + Tiny Living.