(You have the grand piano and gramophone-stereo to amuse yourselves with :P) No TV, since I want this house to have an old-timey atmosphere to it. Living Room - The Yellow-Golden room with whitewood flooring and wall panelling. Strange comic book, the wallpaper appears to be green, which is the main color I used for this room) The positioning of the staircase and the two doors this room has is comic book accurate. (even if it isn't quite comic book accurate )Įntrance Hall - This room is split between the two floors. Despite everything though, I love how it turned out. Also in the comics, the house is described as being bigger on the inside due to its interior being located in a pocket dimension of sorts.so. While I have tried to keep to the floor plan that is described in the comics (as in, what rooms are on each floor), the rooms themselves differ aesthetically due to the lack of comic book consistency/continuity. This is where the house massively differs from its comic book counterpart. Note: The large round window on the third floor that is supposed to represent the one from the comics (The Window of the Worlds/Seal of the Vishanti), is the only CC item I have on this lot. (Game/Building limitations) The two first floor front windows are different from the comic book version, I just used those (The two piece Grand Window set from Supernatural) as they complement the ones on top of them. The front portion of the roof is a little bit different, due to the large window.
In some comics the house is sometimes depicted as having a chimney (thus a fireplace), unfortunately, I did not have any space to spare to add one. Such as the four marble goblins on the roof. The exterior of the lot is almost identical to it's comic book counterpart, although I have added a few personal touches.
My very first upload, it took me almost a week to build this (mostly because I tend to procrastinate and forget myself :P) but I've finally finished it.īased on the Sanctum Sanctorum, the residence of Marvel Comics' Sorcerer Supreme - Doctor Stephen Strange, this residential lot is a three-story Victorian-style brownstone townhouse built in the French Baroque architectural style with a Mansard roof.
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