My sims' house isn't the most glamorous, but it definitely performs! It was originally an EA-made house from Starlight Shores, but I gutted it, remodeled it, did additions, and generally made it all my sims' own. Helen has upgraded almost everything in the house. 21 sims and a cat live here.
The front:
The back:
There is water on the property:
It is right across from the school in Bridgeport. I also put Prism Art Studio next to the school-so that is nearby as well. With 11 kids in the house (counting the heir's future partner, who was getting into too much trouble on her own) the proximity to the school comes in handy!
Basement floor, Rose lives down there with Cid Serverus from Uni. There are two empty rooms, as well as a bathroom and full kitchen, two computers and a dining area:
Main Floor, Here sleeps the toddler twins, their uncle Rylee, twin uncles June and Sage, Aunt Samantha and her gf Natasha, the cat, and the toddlers' mothers. There is a music area, pool, hottub, kitchen, dining area, magic area, teleportation pad, 5 bathrooms, various toys outside for the kids.
Second floor is mostly entertainment. With a third kitchen, television area, birds, chess, pool tables, stereo, dj, karaoke, dancefloor, etc. Also the quadruplets, Lucy, Luna, Leia, and Liv live on this floor.
On the top floor live the founders, their sixth child, their oldest son and his husband, and their oldest grandchild. There is also a room up there just for painting. They also prefer to carve their pumpkins in this hallway. There's a photobooth, chemistry lab, alchemy table, gem cutting machine and trampoline.
I play Sims 2, Sims 3, Sims 4, and The Urbz: Sims in the City on gamecube and ds. Main Game: Sims 3
My sims are just living in a starter home in Moonlight Falls... I can't build in Sims 3 because I'm so used to the Sims 4 build mode... I'm just trying to save money for them so they can get a bigger house... Still missing like 30k from 330k :''D
You guys with all that design talent may keep your mansions and ginormous structures that sleep 30, but you have never seen sims so happy with their lives as those who live on these lots of mine. Real estate agents never call back when it's time to negotiate a sale, I guess too much of a good thing scares them all away.
You guys with all that design talent may keep your mansions and ginormous structures that sleep 30, but you have never seen sims so happy with their lives as those who live on these lots of mine. Real estate agents never call back when it's time to negotiate a sale, I guess too much of a good thing scares them all away.
Can’t handle so much classiness.
You’ve made all my attempts at making pretty houses look terrible.
@CK213
Lol glad this thread got you in the Sims 3 mood again. But as always, you made a very lovely house! I’ve always loved seeing your builds, they’ve always had great design elements to them.
@polrbear
Yeah...I could never have the patience to control 21 sims!
I lose patience at controlling 7. And even then I killed one of them off by having them rant at death so I wouldn’t have to control so many
Anyway, that is a great mansion! The decor and landscaping are awesome.
@Bettyboop55
I love Sunlit Tides and that house looks amazing there
@PeculiarPlumbob
Well when your simmies are able to afford their new home, be sure to show the pics!
also @igazor, you reminded me of a fun project I had one time in Twinbrook. Since the neighborhood looks trashey enough I had to add something to give it the complete classy makeover
A beat up couch and a questionable toilet in the front yard. Now that. THAT is class right there. I daresay house realtors would have a supremely easy job selling this place.
You guys with all that design talent may keep your mansions and ginormous structures that sleep 30, but you have never seen sims so happy with their lives as those who live on these lots of mine. Real estate agents never call back when it's time to negotiate a sale, I guess too much of a good thing scares them all away.
I could definitely use some of those things for the homeless game I want to play.
@Amphora Thank you I really like your decorating skills. You're a skilled builder too. @Nikkei_Simmer The painting is a result of the default painting mod I use.
Wow, that's a fun fact about you being a realtor. My husband and I just purchased out first home. That kitchen is very nice and having enough space for sims to route is very important in this game. @Charlottesmom Both houses look very nice! I like a lot of windows too. @CK213 You just had to pop in and show off... I love your builds. Very nice screenshots! I get excited when I see that you're playing TS3 again. @polrbear 21 sims... and a single cat. I bet they still run out of room, no? Very nice remodeled version. I'm enjoying visiting Starlight Shores again. It has some really cool modern style premade lots.
Wow, that's a fun fact about you being a realtor. My husband and I just purchased out first home. That kitchen is very nice and having enough space for sims to route is very important in this game.
@SimplyJen; I figure if I was in the business now (since I'm in my late 40s, my word would probably carry more weight than a guy in his mid twenties as I was when I was in the business). but my boss certainly thought I knew my stuff since I had taken my agents course. In fact, when my boss and the other designated nominee in the office used to go out for lunch, it was "Hey, can you stay in the office and look over any contracts that come through to see if there's any discrepancies..."
Oh, one guy went and did a major no-no which was talk to a client who had already been listed with another agency. It's a major no-no known as "inducing breach of contract". Oooh...that could have gone all the way up to Council. Sometimes as an agent you have to reel in the "over-eager" salespeople or in their eagerness they can make your office look bad. And it just so happened that I was in the office and got a call from the other salesperson's agent saying that "so and so in your office just talked up one of my salespeople's listings, what the hell is going on? Who's the manager..." "Well, the manager isn't in the office right now and I'm acting nominee, you mind telling me who the offending agent is?" "Blah blah blah...so and so...?"
Oh...I hauled that offending salesperson into the manager's office and went up one side of the guy and down the other. "You do realize just how badly you mucked up? You just contravened Section 5.5 of the Real Estate Association Rules and Regulations. Inducing breach of contract prohibited; 5-5 A licensee must not induce any party to an agreement for a trade in real estate to break the agreement for the purpose of entering into an agreement with another party." Chapter and verse quoted verbatim: "Do you realize that I could ask for your license right now and terminate you if the manager agrees?" Note the salesperson who mucked up was 57. I was 28. "Do NOT talk to anyone who says that they have already listed with another agency... DO YOU understand." I sat his rear-end down in the office until my manager got back and I had a quick talk with the manager and the other assistant manager (the other nominee)...and he and the other manager had a go at him too. So he got the third-degree three times. I think that salesperson walked out of that office shaking. But he could have cost the brokerage $500,000 in fines as well as he would have gotten docked $250,000 if the other broker had chosen to pursue it up the channels.
But...there's no room for unethical conduct in real estate. But unfortunately there are some who will cut corners. Luckily in our office (when I was working in real estate) our manager ran a tight ship...and the ones who goofed up...well...they either learned quickly or they got canned pretty quick.
But I have to say, I'm glad I'm out. I just didn't like the competitiveness in that business. I liked meeting some people...one of the highest price properties that I sold, I sold to someone who I didn't even know was a well-known pathologist and philanthropist in the Vancouver area. He was absolutely down-to-earth, a gentleman in every sense of the word. But for me with anxiety...real estate probably wasn't the best business for me to have gotten into.
I hope that your real estate experience went well and the salesperson that you worked with was a good one.
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
also @igazor, you reminded me of a fun project I had one time in Twinbrook. Since the neighborhood looks trashey enough I had to add something to give it the complete classy makeover
A beat up couch and a questionable toilet in the front yard. Now that. THAT is class right there. I daresay house realtors would have a supremely easy job selling this place.
Yup, looks like a fixer upper to me. Do you need a Comparative Market Analysis?
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
You guys with all that design talent may keep your mansions and ginormous structures that sleep 30, but you have never seen sims so happy with their lives as those who live on these lots of mine. Real estate agents never call back when it's time to negotiate a sale, I guess too much of a good thing scares them all away.
Yeah...I'd probably have to talk to the "home-owner". If the "hobo" is the homeowner...we can discuss land-value. I'm not sure that the structures that you have pictured are considered permanent and non-permanent structures don't add to the land-value.
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
Yeah...I'd probably have to talk to the "home-owner". If the "hobo" is the homeowner...we can discuss land-value. I'm not sure that the structures that you have pictured are considered permanent and non-permanent structures don't add to the land-value.
The last sim I set up on such a lot was a runaway teen. The lot was actually a public playground but it became "his" when I used MC to make it his home lot. I never played him actively there, just kept an eye on him from a distance to make sure he was okay. Clearly SP Money thought these non-permanent structures added something to the lot's value because his property tax payments went through the roof, I think almost §60 ( ), and it was quite a struggle for him as an inactive to keep having to pay those off.
This sim is very easygoing and easy to please. With the Childish trait, he was happy enough spending his time making goofy faces in the restroom's mirror (at least he did have indoor plumbing there and some degree of shelter from the weather) and playing with toys. But if you ever referred to him as a hobo, he might have to do something drastic like make funny faces at you or try to make you laugh. I'll tell him he might need to shop around for a different agent though, not sure this is going to work out.
also @igazor, you reminded me of a fun project I had one time in Twinbrook. Since the neighborhood looks trashey enough I had to add something to give it the complete classy makeover
A beat up couch and a questionable toilet in the front yard. Now that. THAT is class right there. I daresay house realtors would have a supremely easy job selling this place.
Have to admit that the easily accessible laundry facilities and the grave marker in the front yard are some nice touches as well.
also @igazor, you reminded me of a fun project I had one time in Twinbrook. Since the neighborhood looks trashey enough I had to add something to give it the complete classy makeover
A beat up couch and a questionable toilet in the front yard. Now that. THAT is class right there. I daresay house realtors would have a supremely easy job selling this place.
I love how it isn't just a toilet...it is a questionable toilet LOL but yes, it is quite questionable indeed!
I play Sims 2, Sims 3, Sims 4, and The Urbz: Sims in the City on gamecube and ds. Main Game: Sims 3
Then I built this one for my Pluto Mars sim that I created right before ITF came out. It's suppose to be a space station type of house. It has a greenhouse at the very top of it. I need to try and recreate that as it was lost when my hard drive died and I didn't upload it to the exchange for future use.
Another one that I made for Pluto Mars but at least I had uploaded 2 versions of these as one version has spiral staircases and the other one has the turbo lift in it...
Here's one that I did after seeing a building with a swimming pool at the very top of it that crossed over a roadway, so I decided to to try to build a house with something similar to what I saw...
Here's another one that I built with an in-ground swimming pool that is right up against the basement of the house which has windows to see who's swimming in the pool...
Then I recreated the Michael Myers house from the original Halloween movie...
@ciane: Love those two homes! The first looks like it would be really cozy and the second reminds me of a re-purposed lighthouse
@lisasc360: Ohhh, futuristic homes! I've played in Lunar Lakes a time or two and those would fit in perfectly
And I love those houses with the pools. Especially the one with the underground pool with the windows in the basement. It would be amazing to have a house like that IRL.
@ciane: Love those two homes! The first looks like it would be really cozy and the second reminds me of a re-purposed lighthouse
Yep, that's it exactly. A friend made a renovation challenge just for me in the recent gift exchange. It's an old light house that was quite run down and I get to fix it up a bit at a time. Doing renovation challenges has been a bit addictive. The sims can't have jobs or be self-employed, and they start out flat broke; so it's a hard life, cleaning up the property, taking care of little ones, and improving the lot bit by bit.
The Ellison-Warren house is one of the very few I've actually built. And they're never allowed to move out because I did not do all that work for nothing haha. Currently, it's needing some fixing up and expansion, but ehh... their contractor and designer is lazy lol.
(these 2 don't even live here...)
(neither does she)
@gamerplaya94
Amazing graphics! And your house is awesome. Your decor work and choice of colors is really great. I love using dark reds in my decor as well, both in real life and the game. Lol
@dreamerz13 Ugh, you’re awesome CC is making me so jealous
I don’t let myself get clutter or furniture CC anymore because it slows down my game <_<
And of course the house is very lovely! I love all the clutter you used as clutter is one of my favorite things in the game.
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The front:
The back:
There is water on the property:
It is right across from the school in Bridgeport. I also put Prism Art Studio next to the school-so that is nearby as well. With 11 kids in the house (counting the heir's future partner, who was getting into too much trouble on her own) the proximity to the school comes in handy!
Basement floor, Rose lives down there with Cid Serverus from Uni. There are two empty rooms, as well as a bathroom and full kitchen, two computers and a dining area:
Main Floor, Here sleeps the toddler twins, their uncle Rylee, twin uncles June and Sage, Aunt Samantha and her gf Natasha, the cat, and the toddlers' mothers. There is a music area, pool, hottub, kitchen, dining area, magic area, teleportation pad, 5 bathrooms, various toys outside for the kids.
Second floor is mostly entertainment. With a third kitchen, television area, birds, chess, pool tables, stereo, dj, karaoke, dancefloor, etc. Also the quadruplets, Lucy, Luna, Leia, and Liv live on this floor.
On the top floor live the founders, their sixth child, their oldest son and his husband, and their oldest grandchild. There is also a room up there just for painting. They also prefer to carve their pumpkins in this hallway. There's a photobooth, chemistry lab, alchemy table, gem cutting machine and trampoline.
You guys with all that design talent may keep your mansions and ginormous structures that sleep 30, but you have never seen sims so happy with their lives as those who live on these lots of mine. Real estate agents never call back when it's time to negotiate a sale, I guess too much of a good thing scares them all away.
NRaas has moved!
Our new site is at http://nraas.net
Can’t handle so much classiness.
You’ve made all my attempts at making pretty houses look terrible.
Lol glad this thread got you in the Sims 3 mood again. But as always, you made a very lovely house! I’ve always loved seeing your builds, they’ve always had great design elements to them.
@polrbear
Yeah...I could never have the patience to control 21 sims!
I lose patience at controlling 7. And even then I killed one of them off by having them rant at death so I wouldn’t have to control so many
Anyway, that is a great mansion! The decor and landscaping are awesome.
@Bettyboop55
I love Sunlit Tides and that house looks amazing there
@PeculiarPlumbob
Well when your simmies are able to afford their new home, be sure to show the pics!
A beat up couch and a questionable toilet in the front yard. Now that. THAT is class right there. I daresay house realtors would have a supremely easy job selling this place.
I could definitely use some of those things for the homeless game I want to play.
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@Nikkei_Simmer The painting is a result of the default painting mod I use.
Wow, that's a fun fact about you being a realtor. My husband and I just purchased out first home. That kitchen is very nice and having enough space for sims to route is very important in this game.
@Charlottesmom Both houses look very nice! I like a lot of windows too.
@CK213 You just had to pop in and show off... I love your builds. Very nice screenshots! I get excited when I see that you're playing TS3 again.
@polrbear 21 sims... and a single cat. I bet they still run out of room, no? Very nice remodeled version. I'm enjoying visiting Starlight Shores again. It has some really cool modern style premade lots.
S3 simblr: http://simplysimming.tumblr.com/
S4 simblr: http://simlogic.tumblr.com/
@SimplyJen; I figure if I was in the business now (since I'm in my late 40s, my word would probably carry more weight than a guy in his mid twenties as I was when I was in the business). but my boss certainly thought I knew my stuff since I had taken my agents course. In fact, when my boss and the other designated nominee in the office used to go out for lunch, it was "Hey, can you stay in the office and look over any contracts that come through to see if there's any discrepancies..."
Oh, one guy went and did a major no-no which was talk to a client who had already been listed with another agency. It's a major no-no known as "inducing breach of contract". Oooh...that could have gone all the way up to Council. Sometimes as an agent you have to reel in the "over-eager" salespeople or in their eagerness they can make your office look bad. And it just so happened that I was in the office and got a call from the other salesperson's agent saying that "so and so in your office just talked up one of my salespeople's listings, what the hell is going on? Who's the manager..." "Well, the manager isn't in the office right now and I'm acting nominee, you mind telling me who the offending agent is?" "Blah blah blah...so and so...?"
Oh...I hauled that offending salesperson into the manager's office and went up one side of the guy and down the other. "You do realize just how badly you mucked up? You just contravened Section 5.5 of the Real Estate Association Rules and Regulations. Inducing breach of contract prohibited; 5-5 A licensee must not induce any party to an agreement for a trade in real estate to break the agreement for the purpose of entering into an agreement with another party." Chapter and verse quoted verbatim: "Do you realize that I could ask for your license right now and terminate you if the manager agrees?" Note the salesperson who mucked up was 57. I was 28. "Do NOT talk to anyone who says that they have already listed with another agency... DO YOU understand." I sat his rear-end down in the office until my manager got back and I had a quick talk with the manager and the other assistant manager (the other nominee)...and he and the other manager had a go at him too. So he got the third-degree three times. I think that salesperson walked out of that office shaking. But he could have cost the brokerage $500,000 in fines as well as he would have gotten docked $250,000 if the other broker had chosen to pursue it up the channels.
But...there's no room for unethical conduct in real estate. But unfortunately there are some who will cut corners. Luckily in our office (when I was working in real estate) our manager ran a tight ship...and the ones who goofed up...well...they either learned quickly or they got canned pretty quick.
But I have to say, I'm glad I'm out. I just didn't like the competitiveness in that business. I liked meeting some people...one of the highest price properties that I sold, I sold to someone who I didn't even know was a well-known pathologist and philanthropist in the Vancouver area. He was absolutely down-to-earth, a gentleman in every sense of the word. But for me with anxiety...real estate probably wasn't the best business for me to have gotten into.
I hope that your real estate experience went well and the salesperson that you worked with was a good one.
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
Yup, looks like a fixer upper to me. Do you need a Comparative Market Analysis?
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
Yeah...I'd probably have to talk to the "home-owner". If the "hobo" is the homeowner...we can discuss land-value. I'm not sure that the structures that you have pictured are considered permanent and non-permanent structures don't add to the land-value.
Always "River McIrish" ...and maybe some Bebe Hart. ~innocent expression~
This sim is very easygoing and easy to please. With the Childish trait, he was happy enough spending his time making goofy faces in the restroom's mirror (at least he did have indoor plumbing there and some degree of shelter from the weather) and playing with toys. But if you ever referred to him as a hobo, he might have to do something drastic like make funny faces at you or try to make you laugh. I'll tell him he might need to shop around for a different agent though, not sure this is going to work out.
NRaas has moved!
Our new site is at http://nraas.net
NRaas has moved!
Our new site is at http://nraas.net
I love how it isn't just a toilet...it is a questionable toilet LOL but yes, it is quite questionable indeed!
I'm currently playing renovation challenges. I have this home I'm renovating:
and this one:
Store Install
Unlocked Stencils
random legacy
Then I built this one for my Pluto Mars sim that I created right before ITF came out. It's suppose to be a space station type of house. It has a greenhouse at the very top of it. I need to try and recreate that as it was lost when my hard drive died and I didn't upload it to the exchange for future use.
Another one that I made for Pluto Mars but at least I had uploaded 2 versions of these as one version has spiral staircases and the other one has the turbo lift in it...
Here's one that I did after seeing a building with a swimming pool at the very top of it that crossed over a roadway, so I decided to to try to build a house with something similar to what I saw...
Here's another one that I built with an in-ground swimming pool that is right up against the basement of the house which has windows to see who's swimming in the pool...
Then I recreated the Michael Myers house from the original Halloween movie...
Michael Myers:
http://store.thesims3.com/myWishlist.html?persona=lisasc360
My stories on this site:
https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/991317/my-sims-stories/p1?new=1
@lisasc360: Ohhh, futuristic homes! I've played in Lunar Lakes a time or two and those would fit in perfectly
And I love those houses with the pools. Especially the one with the underground pool with the windows in the basement. It would be amazing to have a house like that IRL.
And weirdly enough my favorite room in it is the bathroom because I actually made what looks to be a walk-in shower.
And the black and white color scheme. I love that as well
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Interior Shots
Yep, that's it exactly. A friend made a renovation challenge just for me in the recent gift exchange. It's an old light house that was quite run down and I get to fix it up a bit at a time. Doing renovation challenges has been a bit addictive. The sims can't have jobs or be self-employed, and they start out flat broke; so it's a hard life, cleaning up the property, taking care of little ones, and improving the lot bit by bit.
Store Install
Unlocked Stencils
random legacy
(these 2 don't even live here...)
(neither does she)
Amazing graphics! And your house is awesome. Your decor work and choice of colors is really great. I love using dark reds in my decor as well, both in real life and the game. Lol
@dreamerz13 Ugh, you’re awesome CC is making me so jealous
I don’t let myself get clutter or furniture CC anymore because it slows down my game <_<
And of course the house is very lovely! I love all the clutter you used as clutter is one of my favorite things in the game.
The livingroom: