I'm done! I'm calling this one
Clockwork Abode.
I had to brighten the first image up a little. It was getting dark and about to rain in my game. The second image is just as it was in game. The mailbox cut off on the bottom of that second image has been replaced with another.
A closer image of the yard shows it's kind of trashy looking. For this portion of the lot, I was unsure about what to do. Since I am changing up Aurora Skies to be a steampunk/victorian/mystical world, I'm left with a lot of that gray gravel. I decided to box in grass with fencing much like the way the world originally comes. In doing so, there is a good portion of the lot untouched. I thought about making a sort of dump in what would be the lot "next door," but ultimately left it alone.
The kitchen is located in the entrance. It's my favorite room.
Upstairs, I might call the hobby room. There's a television, computer, bookcase, piano, art easel (with spilled paint and supplies), aquarium and stereo.
One door beside the hobby room leads to a small bedroom.
The other door leads to a reading nook.
If sims slide down the pole, they can study their brain or perhaps someone elses. >:)
The second floor staircase will lead sims to this quiet room, where sims can practice chess, chit chat with a glass of wine (there's a bar out of view) and play foosball as well.
This floor also contains a bathroom.
The last staircase will lead us to our final stop on this journey, the master bedroom.
And a view from Midnight Hollow.
