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The Forgotten Seaside Manor
Once standing proudly by the sea, The Forgotten Seaside Manor has slowly been reclaimed by time. Cracked walls, overgrown gardens and forgotten rooms tell the story of a once beautiful family estate where traces of the past can still be found around every corner.
Inside, faded elegance meets quiet decay. A grand gallery with its chandelier, an abandoned conservatory overtaken by plants and scattered belongings throughout the house create an atmosphere that feels both melancholic and full of possibility. Outside, wild gardens, an old fountain, stables and additional outbuildings continue the story, making the estate feel as though life simply drifted away rather than ending all at once.
The build includes two versions of the manor. One remains completely abandoned, while the other imagines someone starting over with very little — a sleeping bag, a few belongings and the hope of slowly bringing the house back to life.
Whether for storytelling, machinima or legacy gameplay, The Forgotten Seaside Manor offers a setting where forgotten memories, quiet beauty and new beginnings come together by the sea.
Once standing proudly by the sea, The Forgotten Seaside Manor has slowly been reclaimed by time. Cracked walls, overgrown gardens and forgotten rooms tell the story of a once beautiful family estate where traces of the past can still be found around every corner.
Inside, faded elegance meets quiet decay. A grand gallery with its chandelier, an abandoned conservatory overtaken by plants and scattered belongings throughout the house create an atmosphere that feels both melancholic and full of possibility. Outside, wild gardens, an old fountain, stables and additional outbuildings continue the story, making the estate feel as though life simply drifted away rather than ending all at once.
The build includes two versions of the manor. One remains completely abandoned, while the other imagines someone starting over with very little — a sleeping bag, a few belongings and the hope of slowly bringing the house back to life.
Whether for storytelling, machinima or legacy gameplay, The Forgotten Seaside Manor offers a setting where forgotten memories, quiet beauty and new beginnings come together by the sea.
Thanks to all creators who made this house possible with their CC, like animefemme, chicklet, Msteaqueen, Pocci, radioactive, thetrashisout and many more.
Required CC: Aggressive kitty: X, X, Baumgarten: X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, BrazenLotus: X, Clutter-queen: X, X, X, X, Katesimblr: X, Pierisim: X, X, X, RubyRed: X, X, Silverlinings: X, X, X, TV-sims: X, X, X.
Please note: I only sell tray files. To recreate the build exactly as shown in the photos, you will need to download the required CC, the CC folder, and any screenshot-listed CC separately. Please make sure you check the CC list before purchasing, especially if the build includes paid custom content.Do you prefer a patreon subscription?

