I'm glad to see that you finished it! The restored version looks wonderful.

Glad to have been of help.

The sort of old and interesting buildings you do are great because they can be used at whatever stage of their life fits best with the style of a town. They can be owned by people with a feel for tradition or remodelled by the nouveau-riche with more money than taste. Even when they're old and abandoned they're fun to explore or maybe be taken over by squatters.

I love this style of house and this is fantastic! Great story too!

Thanks! I hope the name is alright, I'm still not sure what to call it and will consider changing it in the future, once a better name has been found. I don't really do modern, the most modern I like really is Edwardian/Art Deco, I just love the Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian and authentic Medieval/Tudor styles, I have even planned my dream eclectic Victorian styled home on Sims 3 which I am considering uploading, although have yet to be persuaded, especially as I have many others in a queue waiting to be finished and uploaded, as well as a world filled with older styled homes, so I have quite a lot to do as well as college work

I love this version!!! I also love the old world styles and this Shingle-style Victorian is perfect! Love all the "renovatins" you did with this house! The blue is perfect for this house! Great JOb Fergie!

And p.s. I would really love too see your dream home you created for The Sims3

Which Folder Do I Put The House In, Im New To The Sims And Im A Little Confused! Thanks! -Anthony

You extract the sims3 file and then place it in your downloads folder. From then you can then install it from the sims 3 launcher.

I'm going to move Agnus Crumplebottom into it as it seems like a better fit than the house she's in now. Thanks for building it.