Building a Queen Anne Victorian Mansion in The Sims 4 

A stunning build AND a history lesson?? So glad youtube recommended this video!

Thank you for actually talking about the build. And more importantly talking about the style of build. Not to be rude, but I find it so annoying when builders just talk about themselves. I watch sims builds for not only to get ideas but it's also to relax. And I can't do that when I'm hearing about what they did that day. So thank you for talking about something relevant

An occult victorian video would be fantastic!!! I'd be so happy to see that from you!

oooh.. that cucumber server is something i never knew i needed. i'm familiar with cheese scoops. butter picks, grape shears, and most of the rest of them, but why i've never come across a cucumber server when they're my absolute favorite veg, i'll never know.

i love this build so much, im obsessed with building queen Anne houses in the sims, i do just want to say, i think the round bump out at the front is called a turret, because it dosent touch the lowest floor, and a tower does

victorian homes are just so beautiful, if I ever won the lottery would prob go nuts and make the perfect dollhouse to live in XD also history AND speedbuilds? I think I've found my new fave channel XD

This is the first of your videos I’ve seen, and I just subscribed. Excellent work! Victorian homes are my passion, especially Glenmore Mansion, the 1868 Second Empire that I volunteer a great deal of my time to. Every one of your facts are spot on! Especially about wallpaper. So many people restore these homes and just paint the walls, then try to pass it off as historically accurate. The wall and ceiling papers add so much to the vibe of these homes. Also stain-grade woods for trim. The era afforded new milling technology that enabled harder woods to be cut for trim, which was then shellacked. By the early 20th century, white trim came back in fashion, so a lot of the gorgeous natural wood was painted white with lead paint. And now, people keep adding layers of paint to avoid dealing with lead. It’s sad how much original character has been lost over time. But we’re finally starting to see an advent of appreciation for Victorian era homes, and a better understanding of how they should be treated. Thank goodness! Anyway, great video! 😊👍

Please build a gothic mansion. Also, love the history tid bits that you share. Keep up the work. Kudos!

Oh how I love this style of architecture and trying to build lots in this style in game. I subscribed and added a follow to you in game. This is a fantastic build.

I am in love with your builds and voiceovers, I love architecture and interior design and the Sims ofc so this is a treat for me, wish you could post more often! Would you consider doing the Vanderbuilt Mansion in Newport? I would love to learn more about it!

Amazing build! please do consider villa cetinale for your next video

This is the first time I've seen one of your videos, and I just subscribed. I was blown away! How come you don't have more support? Oh god, I love history and I love playing the Sims, both together are absolutely fantastic!

Amazing! Great work! ❤

Absolutely love your videos and builds, can’t wait to see the next one ❤

I love your voiceovers! Have you read books by Trevor Yorke about Victorian architecture and way of life?

Another awesome build and history lesson, I'm always happy to see another one of your builds, this one was gorgeous. I'm super happy to see that more people are finding you, you make some amazing builds, hope all is well, Can't wait for more builds! :)

I love your videos so much!

Ooh you have a new subscriber right here! I love to hear about history and the history of architecture! This is definitely my favourite type of sims video! The sweet combination of educational and entertaining, no way to top that! Although I might have to watch this again because I'm not that familiar with all the technical terms (I'm not a native English speaker) and the name dropping in that sense was like machine fire at times 😅

Kirkbride asylum as an idea to do

could you share links for the cc you used in this video? I'm having a hard time finding queen anne style cc.

I also can not find you in the gallery? Are you able to put a link or anything to this build?

Those curtains are lovely! I couldn't find them on the cc creator's profiles mentioned in the description, could you link those, please?

I think you mean “victoria” because there was an Anne in England but she died young so it would be Victoria as you put the photo Victoria there.

What an interesting & educational as well, I appreciate it.

I can't find you in the gallery😢