A Girl's Gotta Live Somewhere
For reference, Eleanor's house.
First, it was a huge chore trying to find a floorplan that would fit in with the descriptions I'd already used in game for Eleanor's house, and also fit with what I had in mind for her house. I tried making one, but my paintshop skills are seriously lacking. To find a floorplan complete with actual pictures of the house... wow. Thankfully I found this website where I found exactly what I needed (after digging through 18 pages of house pictures. Do you know how hard it is to find a two storey, four bedroom house, with one bedroom downstairs?
Here is the floorplan. The house itself, and the back garden.
The Ground Floor
The living room with a small view of the conservatory. This is just a rough idea of Eelanor's living room, of course. The piece of furniture facing the window/television would actually be a couch, and there would also be a fireplace in there (we'll say it's behind the sofa). Her desk/book cases would be located in the conservatory for now.
The kitchen with attached dining area. ( another veiw of the kitchen). Eleanor probably wouldn't have a huge plant in the middle of her table, however. To great a risk she'd get dirt on the table. *cough*
She is currently using the bedroom that is located downstairs, however, once the damage to the first floor (more on that later) is fixed, she will be moving to the master bedroom upstairs, and that bedroom will become an office/study.
The First Floor:
This will be Eleanor's bedroom once the first floor is no longer full of holes.
I don't have pictures for the rest of the rooms, mostly because those rooms are currently damaged, and once they are finished will become Eleanor's soap workroom(s). I am not going to even attempt to try to find pictures of that.
She isn't currently using the first floor, because there is a large hole in the roof (I've marked that area on the floorplan) and two of the rooms have a large hole in the wall between them (also marked).
First, it was a huge chore trying to find a floorplan that would fit in with the descriptions I'd already used in game for Eleanor's house, and also fit with what I had in mind for her house. I tried making one, but my paintshop skills are seriously lacking. To find a floorplan complete with actual pictures of the house... wow. Thankfully I found this website where I found exactly what I needed (after digging through 18 pages of house pictures. Do you know how hard it is to find a two storey, four bedroom house, with one bedroom downstairs?
Here is the floorplan. The house itself, and the back garden.
The Ground Floor
The living room with a small view of the conservatory. This is just a rough idea of Eelanor's living room, of course. The piece of furniture facing the window/television would actually be a couch, and there would also be a fireplace in there (we'll say it's behind the sofa). Her desk/book cases would be located in the conservatory for now.
The kitchen with attached dining area. ( another veiw of the kitchen). Eleanor probably wouldn't have a huge plant in the middle of her table, however. To great a risk she'd get dirt on the table. *cough*
She is currently using the bedroom that is located downstairs, however, once the damage to the first floor (more on that later) is fixed, she will be moving to the master bedroom upstairs, and that bedroom will become an office/study.
The First Floor:
This will be Eleanor's bedroom once the first floor is no longer full of holes.
I don't have pictures for the rest of the rooms, mostly because those rooms are currently damaged, and once they are finished will become Eleanor's soap workroom(s). I am not going to even attempt to try to find pictures of that.
She isn't currently using the first floor, because there is a large hole in the roof (I've marked that area on the floorplan) and two of the rooms have a large hole in the wall between them (also marked).