#tartosa

Tre Ville Colorate | Residential with small business

MOO and debug used NO CC

These 'three colourful villas' sit nestled into the hills of Tartosa - built onto a small cliffside that overhangs the oceanic view. Created as a small business with home lot, the small business is 'La Vita E Bella' - a cocktail/wine bar that would be perfect to enjoy the summery weather. Home lot unfurnished

Name: Tre Ville Colorate World: Tartosa Type: Residential with small business Origin ID is TheSeptemberSim

If you would like to download this build please use the links below, or via my origin ID above. Although all my builds are no CC, I use a custom thumbnail so make sure 'modded' is checked to see this in your game.

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If you would like to support me, use creator code:

THESEPTEMBERSIM

when purchasing on the EA app or thesims.com. Please note, this is not a discount code

Hi! I hope you are all doing well. This week, I share a new build, a speed build/stop-motion video and several households. I hope you'll like it all! Go watch the video here and give my YouTube channel some love if you want to support me.

Much love! 💜

Tartosa Rentals [CC-FREE]

Located just off the Terra Amorosa estuary, near Hideaway Falls, and shaded by the Lover's Tree, these charming, colorful houses are surrounded by nature. They are home to a wonderful community of families who have lived in Tartosa for generations. It's an ideal place for those who appreciate peace and sunshine. And we've heard through the grapevine that a house is available for rent. So, when are you moving in?

AVAILABLE IN MY GALLERY

Origin ID: LadyChaosWorlds

Tartosa Rentals [Residential]: [X]

Tartosa Rentals [Residential Rental]: [X]

Ricci Household: [X]

Fabbri Siblings: [X]

Costa-Rossi Household: [X]

Don’t forget to activate bb.moveobjects before downloading the lot on build mode (not from the map).

📁 WANT TO DOWNLOAD THE HOUSEHOLD? [X]

Villa in Old Tartosa

Welcome! Come spend a cozy day with us at the villa. ☀️

The Almanara Castle (Also known as "Almanara Al-Tartos", or "Alcazar of Tartosa")

Almanara Castle, once part of the grand Qasr Al-Zayl al-Tartos, was the last refuge of Emir Jabar Al-Tartozi II before the fall of the Emirate of Tartosa in 1497. Spared after the siege, it later became a royal villa and was declared a cultural heritage site in 1876. Now a museum and wedding venue, Almanara offers a glimpse into Tartosa’s past with stunning coastal views.

Lesmana Enterprise led the restoration efforts after the 2021 Tartosa earthquake which damaged the castle, restoring it to its former glory.

The Last of its Kind in Tartosa

This picturesque castle was built in the late 14th century during the early years of the Tartosan Emirate rule by Al-Simhara sulanate engineers.

Its arabesque-moorish architecture is a reminder of a much more different, by-gone era of Tartosa's deep history.

Well Preserved, As if it was Built Yesterday

Our team of highly skilled engineers, historians, craftspeople, and archeologists ensures that the Almanara Castle retains its charm for centuries to come.

From intricate archway designs, geometric tileworks, centuries-old plasters, to water features that had worked for the past 600 years without the use of eletricity, we made sure visitors would experience Almanara Castle the way the Emirs of Tartosa and his royal court had experienced it centuries ago.

The Hall of Jenane

During the rule of Emir Hamid I (AD 1401-1429), Almanara Castle was repurposed as a private quarter of his daughter Amirah Jenane Al-Munr, who added more geometric tilework to the castle, adorned in her favorite azure and tosca colors to every edge of the estate.

In 1415, Amirah Jenane had her wedding in this very hall, where dignitaries from neighboring kingdoms like Kingdom of Windenburg, Grand Duchy of Champ-les-sims, and even norther simlandic kingdoms were invited to attend.

Today, the hall of Jenane becomes an exhibition hall that displays the collections of Amirah Jenane, where centuries-old potteries from different parts of the world can be seen, showing the Amirah's love for future generations who visits the castle.

Also, just like Amirah Jenane, you can experience becoming an Emirate royal by having your wedding in this hall too, by arranging the dates from the Museum's website.

The Emir's Exhibition

On the second floor of the main keep, you can find an exhibition of the Emir Jabar II's personal belongings such as weapons, books, and tapestries.

Pieces like the Emir's silver sword crafted by a Ravenwood master blacksmith, or the Emir's Gunpowder-powered broom crafted by a Glimmerbrook 15th century famed gunsmith-warlock is diplayed in this room.

The Azure Sanctum

In the castle's subterrane, is a breathtaking hall called the "Azure Sanctum", a hall with and endless arrangement of pillars and arches adorned in the finest lazuardi tiles and gemstones, with a fountain that had been running for centuries without the help of electricity.

According to historians' records, the Azure Sanctum used to be a place where the Royals would lounge during the hot Tartosan summer, as this room is proven to be -5 to -7 degrees celcius cooler than the air outside.

Now, the Azure sanctum serves as an exhibition hall for wall decorations and the famed "Scales of righteousness", a golden scale used widely in the Tartosan Emirate's Al-Simharan justice system in the medieval era.

Technical Informations

Packs used

Location

Place Almanara Castle here.

Download via SFS

Almanara Castle (MUSEUM) : Download

Almanara Castle (WEDDING VENUE) : Download

Follow below post to learn more of Almanara Castle's History!.

Sul Sul!,

Mercato di Tartosa ✨ (Tartosa Market)

Super excited to finally be finished with my Tartosa market 😮‍💨 I'm really happy with how everything turned out!

There’s an outdoor market where local farmers can sell their produce to the people of Tartosa. I imagine the grocery store as a family-owned business. I wanted it to capture the feeling of stumbling into a charming, random little market while traveling. Next to the grocery store, I added a small but cozy café where locals can grab freshly baked goods in the mornings. Above the bakery and grocery store, there are a couple of apartments, so the lot could easily function as a small family-run business with living quarters above.

Sorry for the long post, I’m just really happy to finally be done with this build! I do plan on uploading it, but I’m going to hold off for now since there are still quite a few bugs and I don’t want to update my game just yet 🥲

Hello everyone! ✨

I’m excited to share my first medieval/renaissance save file. Three worlds have been reworked to capture the atmosphere of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Almost all lots in these worlds are empty — a clean canvas for your own medieval builds.

What has been reworked:

Tartosa — Renaissance Coastal City

Porto Luminoso has been completely rebuilt with an Italian/Spanish Renaissance vibe.

Terra Amoreosa has been cleared — only beautiful vegetation remains.

Gibby Point — Medieval Village & Surroundings

Jellyfish Jive and Crystal Cove have been transformed into medieval style.

Wanderwood Wilds has been left with only vegetation.

Hanford-on-Bagley (Finchwick) A full medieval version of Finchwick by @rivercutelegacy. This is not my work — I barely changed anything because the district already looked absolutely stunning.

Important Information:

In the three main worlds all lots are empty.

In the other worlds, some original developer lots and families remain. I’ve cleared some lots, but a few of my old experiments are still there.

Bug: In Tartosa, vendors sometimes don’t properly claim the market stalls. If you know how to fix this, please let me know!

Main packs used: Royalty & Legacy, Horse Ranch, Life and Death, Cottage Living and a few others.

Special Thanks:

Huge thanks to @simverses for the legendary Blowtorch! This kind sorceress has brought back the ability to edit worlds in The Sims 4 — the feature that was taken away by the developers. It’s absolutely magnificent.

And of course, a massive thank you to @rivercutelegacy for the beautiful “Ye Olde Finchwick” save. I included it in my save and it was the main inspiration for this whole project.

Content Used:

Blowtorch Mod by Simverses - Read install instructions carefully!!

Mods: All K-Mods by K-Hippie (vegetation, textures, and graphics overhaul). I have every K-Mod available at the time of posting. You can play with or without them, but I’m personally obsessed — the game looks significantly more beautiful in every aspect with these mods.

TSM Peteran Monastery & TSM Jacoban Cathedral as Hood Deco

TSM Hood Deco Outskirts Buildings

TSM Burdley Houses Set Hood Deco

Windleport Kogge

TSM Wind Mill - Deco Houses and Blades

CK3 Abandoned Mine

TSM Old Rustic Well - Updated & Improved

TSM Medieval Market Stalls Default Replacements

Medieval Seasons seasonal stalls - Non Default version only

Medieval Sales Tables

→ **[DOWNLOAD FREE ON PATREON]**

About the Save:

This save was created primarily as a decoration / building canvas. There are currently not many playable objects. Since this is my first big project of this kind, there may be some imperfections.

Background areas (where Sims can’t walk) were made mostly for visuals. If you fly over them in free camera, you might notice some messy spots — that’s expected.

In the future I might make a second version with more playable objects and decorations. For now, this is an atmospheric clean slate perfect for beautiful builds and screenshots.

If you find any bugs or weird things, please tell me! I’ve mostly built in these worlds and barely played them.

With love, Belialcat.