Lionheart
Difficulty: 4
Budget: §666
The townsfolk give Ms. Lionheart a wide berth should they see her approaching. Not that thee’s a problem with her that anyone can pinpoint per se, but she’s a little... shall we say... eccentric. With her colorful leopard print hat and garish feline apron, the local teens have dubbed her “Old Kitty,” a name she’d no doubt give them a good drubbing for should it ever be said to her face. As the last remaining member of her family, she lives out her days with her four cats, and that’s just the way she likes things.
Brookside
1br, 1ba
6 Floodplain Lane
Size: 30x30
Set somewhat apart from its neighbors, this once elegant Victorian graces the river’s edge with a haunting reminder of days gone by. If you plan to restore this home, beware of feline vengeance—and musk!
Martingale
Difficulty: 3
Budget: §5,000
Sofia felt trapped for years—trapped in a loveless marriage, and trapped in a concrete jungle of the city. She made the decision to take back her life by kicking her husband to the curb, and uprooting her moody teenage son for a fresh start in the country. Flush with cash from the divorce, she purchased a horse to help charm the posh country crowd. Now that she’s a cougar on the prowl, will young Cruz be able to adjust to his new family and make friends in a brand new town?
Park Vista
2br, 1ba
190 Horseshoe Loop
Size: 50x50
This modern two bedroom includes a barn for potential horse owners, a beautiful stone fireplace, Mission style kitchen cabinetry, and a spacious dining room. It’s the perfect house for any new home owner. Glass facades enhance the feeling of an open floor plan. A lap pool with spacious stone deck make evening barbeque parties a great event.
Country Cowpokes
Difficulty: 3
Budget: §23,000
Chuck Hobble has had enough of scrambling to book gigs and spending every night in a different dusty motel room. Bumps, lumps, thrills, and spills have all contributed to the aches in his bones. Nobody said the life of a rodeo cowboy would be easy, but settling down as a minor celebrity in a town like Appaloosa has its perks. He moved in with his long time friend Johnny, a country singer songwriter who shares the pain of losing a family due to a life on the road. When they aren’t busy swapping stories of groupies, they tend to their horses in their now peaceful existence.
The Rancheroo
2br, 2ba
192 Horseshoe Loop
Size: 50x50
This house features a horse arena and accompanying barn for the prosperous horse owner. It has a spacious living room and two separate bedrooms each with en suite bathrooms. Perfect for two roommates or a couple with children. One bedroom even has a built in fireplace to stoke romance in your life.
Bedlington
Difficulty: 2
Budget: §3,000
The Bedlingtons are just the sort of new money the residents of Appaloosa Plains Appaloosa Plains frown upon, having come to live in the country with no real respect for the land. Bertram is rarely seen out of his tweed button-down vest, with Buckley close at his heels. Along with his wife Patricia, they love the beautiful outdoor vistas found along the river’s edge, but as they enter the twilight of their lives, they care little for any manner of preservation. Were their eyesight better, they may notice the angry glares of neighbors as they zip down the driveway in their gas guzzler, even if it’s doubtful they’d give someone else’s considerations a second thought.
Paddington House
2br, 2ba
27 Gentrify Manor
Size: 50x50
Constructed of high grade wood and local stonework, this three bedroom house includes a spacious den overlooking the meticulously landscaped front yard. Perfect for any family, the dining room will accommodate large dinner parties with ease—and flare. A separate carport is sure to keep your vehicle secure.
Fox
Difficulty: 5
Budget: §1,700
As great descendants of the indigenous occupants of Appaloosa, the Fox family respects the land—and their privacy. Having reclaimed a large plot of land down in the flood plain, they prosper from the fertile soil that has built up over multiple generations. Now they run the most prosperous ranch in town and take great pride in their hand built home. They’re certainly self-sufficient, but it wouldn’t hurt them to broaden their social circle either.
Little River House
2br, 1ba
37 Eucalyptus Drive
Size: 50x50
Dwarfed by the grandeur of the landscape around it, this modest but proud ranch sits quietly on the powerful river’s edge. Living here and working the land might be difficult for some, but with dedication comes reward.