Castle, Palace, Manor or what?
If you play royals and/or high nobility houses, your sims probably reside in spacious conditions. Such big houses often hold history and traditions, and they most likely have a proper name to reflect...
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Loving all the grand houses :)
A Manor House is where the local landed gentry (Lord of The Manor) would live and the estate would be the land he owned around it - it would have small holdings/farms and cottages let out to locals. He would have an estate manager who would handle this.
A castle is as others have said for protection, a fortification.
A palace is a grand home for royalty/dukes etc people of high birth, or for high ranking church officials such as the Archbishop of Canterbury (such as Lambeth Palace is).
A Manor House is where the local landed gentry (Lord of The Manor) would live and the estate would be the land he owned around it - it would have small holdings/farms and cottages let out to locals. He would have an estate manager who would handle this.
A castle is as others have said for protection, a fortification.
A palace is a grand home for royalty/dukes etc people of high birth, or for high ranking church officials such as the Archbishop of Canterbury (such as Lambeth Palace is).
