Lot - Maggies Guest House (apartment)

In the 19th century a single woman or man usually stayed with their family until they got married. If they should want to move, it would probably be to a guest house like this, a small house with long term tenants. In the 21st century it is common for young people to share a house or a flat, much in the same manner.

Lot - Maggot Road 13 apartments

A common way of living in Scandinavian cities is to live in one of these 19th century apartment buildings. It is a relatively inexpensive and social way of city living, enjoyable and practical. Some buildings are beautifully decorated, and some more simple, but still colorful and charming, like this one.

Lot - Kefalonian Summer Medea

The Greek island of Kefalonia is famous for it's lovely beaches and spectacular scenery, and of course from the novel and film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin". Many of us have the dream of the good and simple life in a Greek village. I believe this goes for the sims too, so I've made a few houses for them, based on real houses in Kefalonia. Check Kefalonia or Greek style for similar lots.

Lot - Kefalonian Summer Hera

The Greek island of Kefalonia is famous for it's lovely beaches and spectacular scenery, and of course from the novel and film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin". Many of us have the dream of the good and simple life in a Greek village. I believe this goes for the sims too, so I've made a few houses for them, based on real houses in Kefalonia. Check Kefalonia or Greek style for similar lots.

Lot - Bricktown Brick Road no. 20

It's fascinating how the same house take different personalities according to their owners, isn't it? This kind of brick house are typically built in a row, and you could find them in many cities' suburbia.

I have made this brick house collection in tribute to immigrants all over the world. They richen the design, food, music and fashion and are important contributors to the culture they come to, and make our neighbourhoods colourful and interesting. This house is the same as #3 but without indoor wallpapers or furniture. There are four decorated (#2, #3, #4 and #5) and three undecorated (#1, #11 and #20) houses in the Bricktown series.

Lot - Bricktown Brick road no. 4

Walking down Brick road you realize that the houses are very similar, except from some minor differences. Brick road 3 and 4 are semi-detached, and this post shows you what hides behind the door of number 4, the brick building. It is the home of a small West-African family, and their house is the witness of their love for music, their home country and the colours of Africa.

Lot - Bricktown - Brick road no. 3

Walking down Brick road you realize that the houses are very similar, except from some minor differences. Brick road 3 and 4 are semi-detached, and this post shows you what hides behind the door of number 3, the white building. It is the home of a small Greek family, and their house is the witness of their food-loving, social and playful personalities.

Lot - Victorian Apartment Anno 1895

Sims from Victorian times also enjoyed city life, and who wouldn't love to live in this semi-detached house? That is provided you have nice neighbours of course. Well you are never able to control who will move in next door, are you? The apartment is elegant and spacious, just fitting for a family with one child, and you may even decorate the rooms in the attic for more kids, or maybe you would have some servants living in.