carly wrote: »

There is a second bedroom on the bottom floor of the house.

Yes.

Plus, you could always make the landing area, outside the upstairs bedroom, a nursery.

I agree it would have been better to have a proper upstairs, with two self contained bedrooms, though.

Then you could have had three, in total, if you wanted.

WeerW3ir wrote: »

carly wrote: »

There is a second bedroom on the bottom floor of the house.

thats the storage/isworetocarryyourburdens bedrroom

Given the layout, it kind of is, yeah.

I made the (windowless) ground floor room, at the back of the Alinor Townhouse, the master bedroom.

However, that is off the (inner) hallway.

Whereas, this one is directly off another room; so, it's harder to do that.

Unless you made the main basement room a large master bedroom and that room an ensuite bathroom, or something?

However, doing that would make the house feel unbalanced and reduce the amount of space you have for other things, quite dramatically.

It's nice to have a basement - but, as well as, not at the expense of, the rest of the house.

Ideally, the basement would have been smaller (just big enough for a crafting room) and more space would have been dedicated to the ground and upper floors and maybe even a third floor (with a 700 furnishing limit).

Whereas, what they have done here is, instead of adding a smallish basement to the Alinor Townhouse idea and giving it 700 slots, they have added a huge basement, and then reduced and rearranged the rest of it, to produce an inferior layout to the Townhouse.

I suspect this will only have a 600 limit, too, right?

As it is still only roughly the same size as the Alinor Townhouse?

It's still quite a nice house, but the layout just isn't as good as the Townhouse, sadly, let alone better.