The Devonmoor Manor is a rustic country house constructed of medieval stone bricks and wood timbering. It features five levels, including a cellar with access from inside as well as from the back garden. The spacious living and dining areas are perfect for entertaining. Two bedrooms are located on the upper floors. Another room steps down off the dining space, and could be used as a third bedroom, library, or meeting room. The kitchen features a medieval cooking hearth with bread ovens and storage shelves for produce and other food, and barrels of ale. A door from the kitchen passage opens to the stairs down to the dirt-floor cellar. All rooms have multi-pane bullseye glass windows.
The Devonmoor measures 60m x 40m, and has a land impact of 544 PE. Convex Hull physics has been used where possible to reduce the prim impact. The house is mod/copy and includes the house, the kitchen hearth/bread ovens, kitchen storage shelves, chandelier, three fireplaces, and the entry lanterns. Of course, it all comes in a rezzer for easy placement on your land.
I enjoyed building this new manor house. It was a challenge working with the angled sections, split levels, and saggy roof, but I think it turned out great. I hope you like it. :-))
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