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1916 The Chelsea  1.0

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The Chelsea, originally designed in 1916 was the ultimate middle class family home of the time. This roomy model had four Bedrooms, a Large Kitchen, Living area, Dining room, Reception Room, and Bathroom, along with plenty of closet space. This house was featured in the 1916 Sears Modern Homes catalogue, and would eventually become one of the biggest sellers in the Sears Modern Home history.

 

This is a 1x3 R$$ growable residential lot with two different color variations, and there are NO dependencies for this download!

 

I tried to include room on the lot for manual tree plopping, so there are no trees on the lot. Enjoy!

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nemesis666, there's a few reason's I didn't include trees on the lot. A lot of people use different tree mods, so I keep them away so there aren't Maxis Tree's conflicting with the look of the Cycledogg trees, etc. Some houses in real life don't have any trees. I also do it to keep down on the dependancies.
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tree or no tree it's amazing. Nice work and i agree with your point of not putting trees. could you make another version with trees or flowers in the yard?
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Wonderful work. I appreciate your consideration for leaving the lots nearly blank so we could customize them. BTW, thanks for linking to that website in your other upload, it's a great resource for suburban BATing. 10/10
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Thanks for no trees. I use the cheat for plopping trees. My neighborhoods are covered in trees, just as in real life. Some areas have less, just as in real life. Keep these buildings coming!
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Yeah this one look excellent! I too agree that trees are unnecessary in the lot as we can grow trees on our own.
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This is a very nice model and I am happy to see such a great recreation of an old Foursquare house. However, the house is way too big and houses up to 55 people.
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This stuff looks a LOT like houses around where I live. (Roanoke VA) Great work, but it could do with some trees. 8/10 cause the lot is kinda boring but the houses themselves are EXCELLENT.
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