Tiny Cottage Home in The Sims 4

James, I feel pretty confident in saying that when you post, all of our days are that much better!

Glad to see you back I think you should do scenarios with some of the unused Bigwallet family. The abandoned kids you don’t want to do a full playthru and stay children forever. You can scenarios with as mini playthru until we get a new game pack.

This build is a testament to James' move away from his formerly typical "black-and-white" builds, and I couldn't be more pleased!

As someone who lives in a tiny apartment with a window in their shower, I respect the window in the bathroom. It really helps with ventilation! 😂

As someone with a bathroom sink and no kitchen sink, if you can only have one, pick the kitchen sink. Trust me.

Even though this build is so quirky, I actually think it came out realistic (minus the size, maybe). I see a lot of houses like this, except slightly more run-down, in the countryside or as refurbished parts of train stations/passings and old water mills.

Henford on Bagley is perfect for this build. I've stayed in holiday lets like this here in the UK, it's pretty common for farming families to diversify into doing B&B or self-catering holiday cottages as a way to subsidise their income and keep their farms.

Challenge! Try renovating every house in every world, using only base game and the expansion pack that world came in (like Windenburg=get together and base game only). Rules: 1. Outside "shell" stays the same. You can repaint, change windows and doors etc, but no extensions. Inside walls stays about the same. You can take down a wall or build a wall, if it makes sense. 2. The original lot value stays about the same. So a lot worth around 16.000 should have the same or less value. 3. You can only use base game and the expansion pack. No stuff pack or other game pack. A world that comes with a game pack uses base game and that game pack. It's actually much harder than it sounds, because you don't have a lot of options. But it also is a lot of fun and challenging 😊

I’m so sick rn and this is literally my favorite kind of build. James just knows man…

Yay I'm glad you're back! I hope you had a great time with Bowser and Deli! I also downloaded this house last night while playing the sims!

We've missed you! But super happy you got to see your family! Hope it was a great time! It's good to have you back :) Also, gorgeous build!

I have been so focused on the Depp vs Heard trial I forgot about sims. This is an incredibly refreshing video.

I just happened to refresh my feed, the timing! Chef's kiss

This is so cute! One trait should be lots of light or natural light I forget what it is.

I know it's not 2016 anymore, but I'm still addicted to your mini builds... and the algorithm apparently feels the same way!

As someone who forces their sims to live in a 32 tiles micro home… IM OBSESSED!😍😍

Hope you had a wonderful time with your family! Glad you are back though!

If one were to build a tiny home on one of the great big lots in the Henford-on-Bagley countryside, I think the way to go about it would be to make a tiny farmhouse surrounded by a big farm, and maybe go a little crazy on landscaping too.

definitely agreed on the sidewalk tile issue. super annoying! I sometimes use terrain paint to fix edges haha

I want to see James do a CC build. He's such a good builder and I know he would do it justice.