Miller
Difficulty: 4
Budget: §4,000
The Millers are one of the most well-like families in all of Appaloosa. They’ve built a reputation as trustworthy humanitarians with their strong family values and unending generosity. As fate would have it, they live right next door to the Riffins—certainly a bunch that could use a helping hand. As Quincy and Jacquie keep a watchful eye over their young neighbors, will the seemingly innocent Maisy take her own special interest in Calvin Riffin?
Super Suburban
2br, 1ba
1011 Pomona Promenade
Size: 40x40
When you really want to leave the city behind, this suburban style house will make you think there must be shopping malls and fast food chains nearby... it’s just a bit too out in the country for that though.
Riffin
Difficulty: 3
Budget: §800
The Riffin family—what’s left of the them that is—has suffered through extraordinary hardship. Clement and Clarissa were loving parents, living off the sweat of their brow and working the land until an unfortunate farming accident left the children orphaned at a young age. As the oldest, Calvin quickly shouldered the responsibility of holding the family together. With their parents watching over them from beyond, and some helping hands from the townsfolk, the Riffins endure and move on.
Wellspring
3br, 2ba
1935 Beach Boulevard
Size: 40x30
A charming house in an idyllic setting, features its own spring-fed pond and a relaxing shady porch, yet still an air of gloom seems to persist.
Loveland
Difficulty: 2
Budget: §1,500
Graci is a free spirit, but she reins it in for her day job. Don’t be mistaken, she loves working with the kids at Crestview School and takes satisfaction from the opportunity to help shape their lives. But is there more to Graci than meets the eye? When she’s not busy grading papers, she dreams of a glamorous life in modeling and finding the right man to sweep her off her feet.
Still Water Run
1br, 2ba
1938 Beach Boulevard
Size: 30x40
Elegant gardens and shabby chic decor through most of this house make it a gem of a find. However, things are rarely as innocent as they appear.