Large double-pane windows along the southern frontage of this enclosed porch... let winter sunlight strike the floor, which serves as a thermal mass. At night the floor releases its heat to warm adjoining rooms. Eye-level windows open to admit breezes; an overhang helps shade the windows during the warm months when the sun travels higher in the sky.
Better Homes and Gardens: Stretching Living Space, 1983
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Duncan McCormick (British, 1977), Bungalow, Bungalow, Bungalow…, 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 60.8 x 76 cm.
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House (1956) built for himself in Gentofte, Denmark, by Kjeld Ussing
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1-UP BOYS #14 - Bungalow
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Mario trying to be the comedian.
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CRAFTSMAN SHELLS
A collection of craftsman-style homes, ranging in size from a humble one-story bungalow allllll the way up to a modern craftsman McMansion. These shells are move-in ready with basic landscaping, floor plans, essential fixtures (kitchens and bathrooms), and unique features (fireplaces, built-ins, etc.) all awaiting customization based on your preferences. Lean into the historic finishes (there’s a lot of wood grain and wallpaper, folks!) or wipe the slate clean to make the space—and San Sequoia—truly your own.
Lot details:
Small | 30x20 | 2 bed, 1 bath | a small bungalow, includes access to an unfinished basement to grow into for extra space
Medium | 30x20 | 3 bed, 2.5 bath | a two-story bungalow featuring a ground floor primary bedroom with an attached nursery
Large | 30x20 | 4 bed, 2 bath | an efficient foursquare-style craftsman with a home office on the ground floor that could be converted to a 5th bedroom
Extra Large | 40x30 | 4 bed, 3 bath | an expansive craftsman home with ample living and entertaining spaces
Extra Extra Large | 50x40 | 7 bed, 5 bath | a modern craftsman-inspired mansion with more than enough space for just about anything
Seasons, Get Famous, and, of course, Growing Together are key for the craftsman style exteriors. I’ve used from all packs freely for wallpapers and flooring throughout but you’ll likely want to customize those anyway!
Download via the Sims 4 Gallery (individual links above) or tray files via Sim File Share. You’re free to do whatever you want with them but please don’t re-upload or share without credit. Thank you!
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San Sequoia Family Bungalow
A cosy family bungalow for 5 Sims!
Completely CC-free.
2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom
§54,800
30 x 20 lot (San Sequoia)
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Now available on The Gallery! Origin ID: RachelPedd.
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How sweet is this little 1889 train station converted to a home in Barnstead, New Hampshire? 1bd, 1ba, $499.900.
It even has an old caboose on the property. I would have to restore that. The lot size is 4.64acres.
Wow, original wide plank floors and look at that stove. This has some potential.
The little train going around the chimney, the original ticket window, door with mail slot, so much history.
That must be a picture of the caboose. A little sprucing up and this would be so cute.
The lights look original. Love the red sink.
So this would be the main room, a kitchen/living room combo.
The bedroom is small, but having built-in dressers helps.
The bathroom's cute. Has a nice shower.
The platform is now a great deck and it looks like there's a basement that may have possibilities.
Pretty property is on the Suncook River.
This really needs some TLC. It could be a guest house or a rental if it was fixed up.
There are a lot of cool old railroad artifacts around, too.
I'd buy this place in a New York minute.
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The Bungalow: America’s Arts & Crafts Home, 1995
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House (1956) built for himself in Nieuwpoort, Belgium, by Peter Callebout
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Mid Century Modern Lunacy
As always, here is the video!!
For today's post we move inside and take a look at the main floor of this amazing abandoned Mid-Century Modern house!!
In this explore, we have a great mid century ranch style home that was built in 1970. From the outside it looked to be in really rough shape with most of the roof missing its tiles, some of the windows had also been removed.
Once inside we see that the house looked much the same as when it was built 50 odd years ago! With vintage wallpaper, a yellow kitchen counter and a very eclectic looking basement…everything you would expect to see in a high end house from the era. The home had lots of wood details, large windows and even a partially enclosed porch area that had been turned into a sunroom.
In the basement there were even some cartoon characters somewhat crudely drawn onto the walls, and the home is rumored to have once been owned by an animator that had worked for Disney and Hanna-Barbera. I was unable to confirm this, however the drawings in the basement did play into the story. The owner died in 2018 and the home has sat abandoned ever since!
This house a was a joy to explore and I am sure that you will like it as much as I did!
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