Plans for the Sulani lots?
I have a few ideas: 1. Small beach in the "richer" area: Nudist Beach with a bar. 2. 40 x 30 beach lot across from the shipwreck lot: My starter lot. 3. The small stilted house in the rich area: Sm...
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I was really struggling with how to fit everything I wanted into the number of lots available (without tearing down any prebuilds, which look nice from what I can tell so far). But I came up with a solution to incorporate a few different things into one space, and I honestly kind of love it:
I'm going to create an artists colony on the 50x50 lot. It will be a retail lot with an art gallery in a larger thatched bungalow on one end of the strand. But on the other end, I'm going to create a boardwalk extending out into the ocean, with 4-6 small thatched bungalows on stilts over the water, reminiscent of Bora Bora/Tahiti. Either on the beach, or at the end of that board walk, a medium-sized cabana with spa amenities (maybe just a massage table and a nail chair), open to the water. Visitors to the gallery can "rent" the bungalows and stay overnight, or for a few days.
Along the beach in between, there will be both easels (near the gallery) and yoga mats (near the bungalows) on the beach.
This way, I can have a hybrid art gallery owned by a local Sulani artist (for selling local landscapes, with maybe a small area for seashells and underwater photos), a quasi-resort, and a spa, all on the same beach.
I'm going to create an artists colony on the 50x50 lot. It will be a retail lot with an art gallery in a larger thatched bungalow on one end of the strand. But on the other end, I'm going to create a boardwalk extending out into the ocean, with 4-6 small thatched bungalows on stilts over the water, reminiscent of Bora Bora/Tahiti. Either on the beach, or at the end of that board walk, a medium-sized cabana with spa amenities (maybe just a massage table and a nail chair), open to the water. Visitors to the gallery can "rent" the bungalows and stay overnight, or for a few days.
Along the beach in between, there will be both easels (near the gallery) and yoga mats (near the bungalows) on the beach.
This way, I can have a hybrid art gallery owned by a local Sulani artist (for selling local landscapes, with maybe a small area for seashells and underwater photos), a quasi-resort, and a spa, all on the same beach.
