House: Mediterranean WarmthLot: 30x40
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Furnished Price: $138,811
Items: Base Game only, including LN patch (curved pool wall and fountains). I adjusted the height of some wall lights and decor so these might not transfer perfectly if you don't have LN.
Note: This house/lot is a rebuild from memory from my first ever TS3 game file that I deleted in the attempt to run TS3 on Vista after an early patch required changing the DEP settings for the game. In my frustration and inability to get the game to run, even with the help of my tech savvy husband, I uninstalled and deleted everything TS3 related on the computer. It hurt! More so when I found out the very simple DEP solution!
Description: This family-friendly home was built on inspiration from the little Mediterranean house available in the House Bin in-game. I needed something bigger so I built my own. The Sim couple that made their home in this house were Christopher Steel and his wife, the daughter of Connor Frio and my first CAS Sim. They raised a son and a daughter in this house, and even saw their son's son born here. It was a very tragic day when their lives ended without notice.
From the Curb:
The garage was build to accommodate Chris' trusty green truck, and was built into the basement because I wanted to try out that feature, and maintain as much yard space as I could. The basement also has a large storage room which will easily accommodate the inventing table from AMB or nectar making equipment from WA.
The Backyard:
The large pool was built to satisfy Chris' wife's constant wishes to visit the neighbourhood pool for a swim. The pond and garden were Chris' favorite places to spend his time. I've added Chris' old sprinkler system to the garden, and a fire pit and telescope next to the pond.
First Floor:
The main floor features an open foyer and 2-story living space. The eat-in kitchen has a great view of the back yard garden and pond (where Chris spent most of his time pulling weeds or fishing). There is also a full bath on this floor to minimize trips up and down the stairs.
Second Floor:
The second floor has a large loft study area including a chess table and computer desk. The master en-suite is found off the study area and features a large stone four poster bed. It has access to a private balcony with painting easel.
Third Floor:
The third floor is for the kids. It has two bedrooms, one with a double bed the other with a single bed and crib. The bathroom on this floor is split to allow room for a washer and dryer but looks and works great just the way it is. Through the double bedroom is the access to the large third floor fitness deck. Chris' wife, the daughter of my CAS Sim and Connor Frio, spent a lot of time up here training for her Sports career. The view is fabulous.
Master Bedroom 4-Poster Bed:
