Living at the beach - The house in the dunes

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Items on this picture:

Elderberry with berries by Nadine Reverie

Botanical Mesh Green Fir by Kriss Lehmann

Harbor Beach House by Kathy Greymoon

Kidd Long Grass*Wild Sword* by Dop Kidd

Eucalyptus Tree by Nadine Reverie

It was our desire to build a home in the dunes close to the sea. We found a suitable house at the Second Life Marketplace:

Harbor Beach House by Kathy Greymoon

The house is completely built in mesh. It has a footprint of 30 meters to 34 meters and needs a land impact of 160. 

On the ground floor there are three rooms, one of which, unfortunately without windows. I think there will be the bathroom. The upper floor is built in an open construction. Only one room has a door. There is the bedroom. The other three areas I have classified as living room, library and dining room.

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All in all, the house is of good quality. The only drawback: The doors are unfortunately too big (height 3.4 m). Therefore, the doorknob was in shoulder height. So I had to decrease all doors, with the result that additional walls had to be built. I did not have the original textures for disposal, so I designed the house to my liking with new floor and wall textures.

The main entrance I have installed rotated by 90 °. The terrace in front of it was covered.

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Items on this picture:

Avalon Lifeguard Tower by [Breno]
Pine tree - Pinus sylvestris by Nadine Reverie 

Botanical Mesh Green Fir by Kriss Lehmann
Summerfest Medium Shack (white) by Fri.Home
Life Bouy by Emery Milneaux Giano
Wood pile by Dwelling Quay
Bicycles by {What Next}
Garden hedge by Nadine Reverie
Medium birch by LAQ Decor
Vintage Boat by The Domineaux Effect

Harbor Beach House by Kathy Greymoon
Forest Grass by Nadine Reverie

Kidd Long Grass*Wild Sword* by Dop Kidd

Eucalyptus Tree by Nadine Reverie
Mossy Beach Rocks by Punky Banx 
Old wooden breakwater by Minnie Tunwarm
Barn lights by floorplan

Will be continued...