Eleanor Anderton

Mistbrooke has a lovely room layout with a surprise out back. Mirrored wings of two large rooms bracketing the nice sized entrance hall. The surprise is that there are two back doors opening onto a stone patio.

Love the looks of these! These remind me of all the fantasy, medieval gothic stuff I have in boxes.

Yes, in the Midwest, definitely a basement with beer, bar, TV, and lots of sports memorabilia!

I vote also for the bungalows - maybe even styled after the Sears Craftsmen homes. Sears and other companies also did two story homes for the rural farmhouse. Stained glass windows with arches? That would be a cool touch especially if we could change the glass colors. Bungalows would be the closest to having a city look without building brownstones wall-to-wall. Need a trolley line running down the main streets:) Here is a Pinterest collection I found that includes original ad and floor plans for that era. 1920s Craftsmen Exterior Collection

You know sometimes you just roll a house that speaks to you. This is mine. I started out in Victorian Caledon way back in the day so still have that special feeling from that time. I had an earlier Victorian for almost a year but had one of those moments and decided to make a move. This is now my home sitting on a sandy point on the coast. I'm still changing up the decor and fussing with the garden even after almost six months. Thank you again to whoever abandoned this lovely place.

If you search for Brady Stream and hit the teleport button, you end up wishing you were wearing a scuba suit. The bird's eye view from above shows the tunnel running from Windsurfers Solitude to Brady Stream...south to north. If you are at the center windmill on Brady Stream just center yourself and head south on a direct flight. Looks like Mr. A. Mole left his car parked after a long day at work at Windsurfers Solitude.

Just look for this orange ring on the dock. Click and the houseboat styles will pop up in blue box. If you want to see ideas for decorating a houseboat look in this forum for different models and furnishings. Here is a link to my current houseboat that has had a few changes. See pictures below. Come visit here http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Pier Pressure/38/74/22

Releasing this camper sitting pretty on the bank of a river in Sparkle Bottoms. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sparkle Bottoms/221/186/47

La Galleria has a gift gallery displaying free seashell decorations. I have most of these tucked away in my messy inventory. Cute prints especially to add to your summer beachy themes. Just subscribe to a mailing list. La Galleria Main Landing Point landmark http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/La Galleria II/251/248/26 The rug department here is immense in case you are looking for something different.

I was just going to suggest Trompe Loeil antique set https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Trompe-Loeil-Hudson-Chair-PG-mesh/12974818 Take a look at Apple Fall Oxford Wingback Chairs in solids and patterns. I've used the cream white one and tinted it into different colors. https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Apple-Fall-Oxford-Wingback-Chair-Solids/15872370 I use LISP quite a bit for their different looks https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/LISP-Lilac-Thistle-Whole-Living-Room-Set/7743098 Visiting their store will give you ideas on how to match up Victorian vintage with their iron fr

So pretty!

And it's finally been picked up!

Just dropped this Victorian and it's still in Maintenance. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Filberty/136/200/30

It is a maze of wandering around to find it! Piano display inworld

Sometimes you just need a new piano. Playing a piano in SL has always been entertaining. (Can barely pick out a simple tune in RL.) This one is an upright with a choice of 6 colors included. Solo and duet players with well-done music. Only 8Li including the piano bench. This is the same creator who made that darling golf cart we were all racing around in the first year in Belli. The Black Forest marketplace listing. Piano display inworld at the store. Just saying, visiting the store in world means you can go down a rabbit hole of $10 items that you didn't know you needed....like quacking rubb