California Bungalow Built in 1913 UPDATE: Now Available!
I'm currently test-playing it. Once it proves itself workable, I'll upload it to the Gallery.
Curb/Front of house
https://i.imgur.com/DTwzwVd.jpg
A slightly better angle:
https://i.imgur.com/ioAKoaU.jpg
This is a replica of the very first house my hubby and I bought. We learned it was built in 1913, and it was one of 900 homes in the very first structured neighborhood in the City we lived in. The cement sidewalks were stamped with the year 1910. The streetlights were that old charming one we have in the game. I loved this house and I have done my best to 'restore' it to how it may have looked brand new. The front door had been removed, yet we could see the foot of the frame imbedded in the cement of the front porch. In it's place was a huge 8' X 6' window with long side windows on each end. The windows in the dining room were the kind you crank to open. Sadly, I couldn't find anything like that in game. Also, where I placed the Sansalvadorian(?) hutch, was a built-in hutch that had a mirror over the middle surface and glass-fronted high sides on each end. There were drawers in that middle section and shelves inside the higher pieces. The room had ceiling beams and wainscoting all around with a high shelf-rail for knickknacks. It was completely charming, although rather small, as it was a mere 800+ square feet. Unfortunately the lot I chose caused me to change the direction of the back door. It was a straight shot from the laundry room entryway to the back. The lot we had was 50' X 157'. Lots of room. I do hope it proves playable. Made me nostalgic testing it out for the very limited time I did.
I'll post back when I upload, in case anyone is interested. :)
Curb/Front of house
https://i.imgur.com/DTwzwVd.jpg
A slightly better angle:
https://i.imgur.com/ioAKoaU.jpg
This is a replica of the very first house my hubby and I bought. We learned it was built in 1913, and it was one of 900 homes in the very first structured neighborhood in the City we lived in. The cement sidewalks were stamped with the year 1910. The streetlights were that old charming one we have in the game. I loved this house and I have done my best to 'restore' it to how it may have looked brand new. The front door had been removed, yet we could see the foot of the frame imbedded in the cement of the front porch. In it's place was a huge 8' X 6' window with long side windows on each end. The windows in the dining room were the kind you crank to open. Sadly, I couldn't find anything like that in game. Also, where I placed the Sansalvadorian(?) hutch, was a built-in hutch that had a mirror over the middle surface and glass-fronted high sides on each end. There were drawers in that middle section and shelves inside the higher pieces. The room had ceiling beams and wainscoting all around with a high shelf-rail for knickknacks. It was completely charming, although rather small, as it was a mere 800+ square feet. Unfortunately the lot I chose caused me to change the direction of the back door. It was a straight shot from the laundry room entryway to the back. The lot we had was 50' X 157'. Lots of room. I do hope it proves playable. Made me nostalgic testing it out for the very limited time I did.
I'll post back when I upload, in case anyone is interested. :)
