Zenka's Sims Blog: 1956 National R-145

Ok, so I lied/was wrong/got more time to build than I'd expected, and here's another one. Noted: I'm tired enough I mislabeled all the pictures as R-143, and this is R-145.
Blargh.
So here's the front of this cheerful, sprawling ranch:

Pink non-Cadillac included.

Frenetic front garden.

Floorplan.

Living room, view one

Living room view two.

Note: that radio is not there. I put it there while playtesting to see if it would work this way, and it does. In the file, the radio is in the bookcase - after testing I see this blocks access to the bookcase. I left the file as is because I couldn't decide where else to put it (it was originally the big stereo) and because there's a second book case in the home, so if you put Sims you're not playing into the house, they'll still have bookcase access.

Dining area, looking into the multi-use room, as National calls it.

Dining bar.

Kitchen

Moar kitchen!

The back hallway.

There's a tiny, 2x2 room off this hallway. I have a dresser and overhead cabinets in it to pretend it's a laundry room, but hopefully actual laundry machines will fit in there. Or you could put a door (instead of an arch) on it, and it could be a powder room.

There IS a light in there, not shown.

Multi-use room, Richard Wilson is skilling.

Richard Wilson is a flirt and a romantic who's married to a woman (Debra) who brought all the wealth to the family. She's a writer, he's a philanderer. I suspect there's a book in there somewhere.
Family's not included though, they're just one of the test families

Girls room.

Girls study and playing with makeup area.

5 custom bears included, one for each potential spawn.

Boys room, with alien teddy bear in corner.

Boys study area and spawn container.

The main bath

I learned the convenience of a bathroom garbage bag next to the potty chair (you can't quite see the potty chair here but it's there) after my Legacy family had triplets while already having a toddler in the house.