This Build Exudes Grace & Decorum In Cities Skylines! | Orchid Bay 

I don't live near an estate like that, nearest similar one to me is probably Blagdon Hall, and that's a hike away. I do have a community farm at the bottom of the street though. :D

@@mickywrx not far from there is Belsay Hall, Throckley Hall, and Seaton Delaval Hall. There's loads more nearby. Not necessarily walking distance, but there's loads around Newcastle

@@AntneeUK Aye, that's true. 👍 Dunno how I forgot about Delaval Hall, I parked my car on the grass there many years ago to take a photo. 😂😂

@@mickywrx I was trying to think how many there are near me. Many no longer have the big house standing, but there are loads within 20 miles or so

Glad you enjoyed it Jen!

We can try visit some Financial District stuff :)

Your cat is my biggest fan

It sort-of means; a certain exuberant style and Upper-Class elegance. That's my best translation lol! Maybe someone else can do better.

Benjamin pretty much nailed it lol

English speakers hate English and would rather speak words from a Greek-Latin root, as they're unknowingly taught from birth to see English as the mutt-tongue, and Greek and Latin as the "tongue of their betters". "Exude", from Latin means "to sweat out". I'm not even going to list how many English words you could put in it's stead as there's too many - and, might I say, few of them are as dirty and nasty as that lol. We don't have an English word for "grace" anymore, but in Middle English we had "held/hield" (grace), "este" (grace, favour, pleasure), "athmede" (grace), "are/ore" (grace, mercy, honour) - all from Old English from a Germanic root - but also all dead, so we can speak fancy Greek-Latin words instead. Decorum (appropriate social behavior/a convention of social behavior) is from Latin decorum, from decorus (proper, decent). "Rightful", "fitting", "seemly", "becoming", "couth" are English words that hit the same note; but, as you can tell, the Greek-Latin sounds better to a modern English brain. I know this isn't what you're asking, but I'm a nerd with an axe to grind :^)