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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This is Greyson Castle.
https://i.imgur.com/kt60ePY.jpg
This is the Manor I created to house my Hawkins family. Joseph Hawkins built a palisades around his property during the Friend and Indian War. His place was referred to the Hawkins Complex.
https://i.imgur.com/jogI0yI.jpg
My sixth times great-grandfather would name his homes after something in or around them, starting with the Long Meadows. A creek by that name was nearby. He called one place years later, Mount Pleasant, one was Plum Grove, due to the grove of plum tress on said land. Marble Springs (which today is a State Park in Tennessee) was his last place of residence. It was called such, as he found marble on the land, and discovered springs, which he came to realize were therapeutic in nature. He suffered what was then called the Rheumatism, and now is called Rheumatoid Arthritis. Upon bathing in them, he felt better. :) We're talking the 18th century here, when they used leeches to bleed people All based on the four Humors …
https://i.imgur.com/kt60ePY.jpg
This is the Manor I created to house my Hawkins family. Joseph Hawkins built a palisades around his property during the Friend and Indian War. His place was referred to the Hawkins Complex.
https://i.imgur.com/jogI0yI.jpg
My sixth times great-grandfather would name his homes after something in or around them, starting with the Long Meadows. A creek by that name was nearby. He called one place years later, Mount Pleasant, one was Plum Grove, due to the grove of plum tress on said land. Marble Springs (which today is a State Park in Tennessee) was his last place of residence. It was called such, as he found marble on the land, and discovered springs, which he came to realize were therapeutic in nature. He suffered what was then called the Rheumatism, and now is called Rheumatoid Arthritis. Upon bathing in them, he felt better. :) We're talking the 18th century here, when they used leeches to bleed people All based on the four Humors …
