San Sequoia
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| Name | San Sequoia |
| Game | The Sims 4: Growing Together
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| Housed residents | 10 |
| Family bin Sims | 1 |
San Sequoia is a world shipped with The Sims 4: Growing Together. It's a large city-like world split across 2 river banks with a large bridge connecting them. It features a small downtown area with many open spaces for biking. It was the first world to include the Recreation Center lot type.
Description[]
San Sequoia began as a small fishing town, then became a hub of the fishing and canning industry due to the influence of local fisherman-turned-entrepreneur, Bayani Robles. The Robles family is still very much entrenched in the area even as it has expanded over time thanks to Gilbert Gilberts. Today, San Sequoia is home to cozy streets, a beautiful park with gardens, and quiet suburban neighborhoods. It's the perfect place to raise a family!
Overview[]
Park Paradise
Stomp around at Whalebert's splash pad play area, fish and swim in a pond, or go for a walk on any of our Gilbert Gardens' three walking paths surrounding Celebration Lake.
Wharf Wonders
The heart of San Sequoia can be found at Anchorpoint Wharf, where the area's fishing industry history is still visible in the architecture.
Family Friendly
Bring the whole family along to enjoy a movie at the wharf or a bit of a nosh at the Around the World in 80 Bites food cart. There's plenty for all ages to see and explore!
Neighborhoods[]
San Sequoia consists of three neighborhoods[1] with four lots each.
Lots[]
There are a total of 9 residential lots, 1 rental lot, and 2 community lots in San Sequoia.
Residential Lots[]
Inhabited[]
- 7 Eucalyptus Lane, owned by Michaelson (50x40)
- Robles Point, owned by Robles (50x40)
- 13 Acacia Avenue, owned by Robles-Ruano (40x30)
- 36 Bayani Place, owned by Luna-Sullivan (30x20)
Uninhabited[]
- Sequoia Cottage (30x20)
- Parkside Place (30x20)
Empty Lots[]
- 23 Eucalyptus Lane (30x20)
- Manzanita Terrace (30x20)
- 18 Celebration Way (40x20)
Vacation Rental Lots[]
- Anchorpoint Abode (30x20)
Community Lots[]
- Anchorpoint Library - Library (30x20)
- Celebration Center - Recreation Center (64x64)
Families[]
New families[]
Playable[]
- Michaelson family
- §20,000
- Celeste Michaelson, Christopher Michaelson, Atlas Michaelson, Orion Michaelson
- Celeste and Christopher met working at the same startup. They couldn't believe how much they had in common when they first went out for coffee together! After they got married, they adopted Atlas and promptly began spoiling him rotten. Now they've also adopted Orion and are hard at work raising two kids to be just as nerdy as they are.
- Robles family
- §20,000
- Ignacio Robles, Bernice Robles, Ian Robles, Aurelio Robles
- The Robles family is pretty entrenched in this community - they've been here ever since the fishing trade started taking off, and for years had a thriving family business. Ignacio's the patriarch of this family, but just because they have deep roots doesn't make them all that conventional. They know everyone and anyone, and love being a part of everything this community has to offer - from spending way too much of their free time down by the waterfront to organizing big family gatherings at Gilbert Gardens park.
- Robles-Ruano family
- §20,000
- Jay Robles, Doli Ruano, Tala Ruano
- The Robles-Ruano Family is a bit on the unconventional side, but being conventional is soooo boring, right? These folks are all about expressing themselves and their personality no matter what. Both parents are hoping that their unique ways will rub off on their slightly clingy daughter, Tala. With a little love, Tala is sure to grow into a confident (and creative!) kid.
- Luna-Sullivan family
- §20,000
- Xochitl Luna, Karmine Luna, Eleanor Sullivan
- The Luna-Sullivan family's a little unusual; Karmine's dad died in a tragic cooking accident, and her mom needed help... So Gramma Eleanor moved in to be the Gramma-in-charge-ish. Except Gramma's just as silly as Karmine is!
Homeless[]
- Kyleson family
- §20,000
- Kyle Kyleson
- Kyle's just, like, a guy, okay?
Lore[]
- There are some really nice walking paths up in Gilbert Gardens; look for the signs and you'll be able to powerwalk around out there. Just keep an eye out for Whiteclaw the alligator!
- They keep the splash pad turned on even when it's cold or rainy, so maybe think twice before taking the kids there on a cold day.
- That movie theater out on Anchorpoint Wharf has a massive selection. It seems like there's always a movie playing that'll suit your favorite genre!*
- You know that clown painting over at the Recreation Center? Pretty sure it's haunted. No, not pretty sure. DEFINITELY sure!
- Why do you think they call that neighborhood "Hopewell Hills" anyway? Sounds eerily upbeat. There's a really old tree stump out there—Ol' Stumpy. You should pay Stumpy a visit.
Seasons[]
With Seasons installed, San Sequoia experiences warm to hot temperatures in the spring, summer and fall seasons; while winter temperatures can be only plummeted down to cool. Spring and summers can also encounter occasional thunderstorms and rain is more common, however heat waves are not experienced even in the summer. Fall and winters are generally mild, with occasional rain also experienced. San Sequoia doesn't experience colder temperatures and snow.
Despite these seasonal factors above, the effects on the trees and plants in the neighborhoods in San Sequoia still affect with four seasons, however.
Trivia[]
Sequoia Tree Stump at Hopewell Hills
- San Sequoia is based on the San Francisco Bay Area. The architecture is mainly based on the American Craftsman style.
- Anchorpoint Wharf is most likely based on Jack London Square, Oakland.
- Gilbert Gardens is most likely based on Lake Merritt, Oakland.
- Hopewell Hills is most likely based on the suburbs of Sausalito, a town on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge.
- There's a sequoia tree thump in Hopewell Hills which is the namesake of the world San Sequoia, sequoiadendron giganteum, commonly known as giant sequoia is a coniferous tree native to the groves on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain range of California.
- It is the fifth world to have all lots built entirely by Simmers and the seventh world overall to contain lots built by Simmers, with returning collaborators Deligracy and lilsimsie (who both previously built for Mt. Komorebi in Snowy Escape) and new collaborator Dzidziak86.
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