Willow Creek has become run-down and condemned. The verdant, sprawling region of lush bayous and rolling plantation land that was once home to aristocratic farmers, southern gentry, and swamp-dwellers now sits vacant due to the glitz and opportunities for young Sims in San Myshuno and Del Sol Valley.
Ambitious architect and developer, Frances Farringdon has arrived at Willow Creek to bring a new shine to the town which once sported a diverse blend of rich tradition, understated grandeur and true salt-of-the-earth hospitality.
A panel of local historians, restoration experts and former residents voted for the public amenity buildings and residencies of historic significance to be restored and sympathetically modernised. With the lower-end properties to be replaced out-right with low-energy affordable housing.
Early plans indicate that residencies such as Cypress Terrace, Oakenstead, Umbrage Manor, Parkshore and Ophelia Villa will be transformed into mixed-use developments including hotels, restaurants, health & beauty resorts along with luxury apartments and artisan business hubs.
Further consultations with the Sims community will determine the use of some of these important structures.
With ground-broken on the low-energy housing sites just this week, we are hoping to see the results of this phase very soon!
