Castles and building go hand in hand when it comes to The Sims 4.
As the most build-friendly entry in the series, many talented CC’ers have created awe-inspiring castles – both original and inspired by structures in movies, television, and games.
Unfortunately (and through no fault of the creators), a lot of these builds are unfurnished because there’s not much in the way of castle-friendly furniture.
And while that’s true in-game, we’re excited to share some CC items that will make those castle builds shine even more (and we’ll even share some lots here too, in case you’re not up for building a castle yourself).
Fans of The Legend of Zelda will recognize this sprawling castle from the latest LOZ release, Breath of the Wild.
This custom Hyrule Castle by SatiSim is a true-to-faith recreation of the game’s castle, inside and out.
We’re in awe at the amount of time and talent it took for such a massive project – but happy to recommend the amazing end result for download.
And if that wasn’t enough, you can download this lot right from the gallery!
Just search for SatiSim and look for the lot name (it’ll be on a 64×64 lot). No CC was used, but you will need to own the same packs as the creator to properly enjoy the lot.
Bonus: you can watch the real-time speed build here and support SatiSim by visiting their Patreon link above.
And if you want to add even more LoZ stuff into your build, take a peek at our list of Zelda TS4 CC right here.
Speaking of Germany, this Castle Stokesay lot by Velouriah is a sprawling estate built with Windenburg in mind.
This 30×40 lot is perfect for historical Simmers, because there are few to no electronics here.
Sims use candles for light, books for entertainment, and so on.
And this is a great download for those who need a legacy home for specific gameplay, but don’t want to invest the time or effort to build one from scratch.
You’ll just need Get Together to use it.
And while the lot is expensive, there’s nothing freerealestate can’t fix!
Whether you include the infamous stepmother and stepsisters, or allow Cinderella to luxuriate alone, this Cinderella Castle build created by Cm_11778 is Disney perfection.
Built on a 50×50 lot, the castle has five spacious bedrooms, three bathrooms, a formal dining room, a music room, and much more.
If you’re cheat-free, be aware that this absolute work of art will set you back around §270,000.
But hey, at least it’s base-game compatible and CC free!
If you’d appreciate real-life historical figures featured prominently in your castle, then check out these 10 Famous Bust Sculptures.
As a collaboration between creators Scan The World, Tom Flynn, and Museo Nazionale, these busts include real-life famous figures in history – such as Adonis, Hercules, and Charles Dickens.
These are HQ meshes, but not quite alpha. So they’d fit in well with all styles of gameplay.
All busts come in three swatches (gray, golden and darken) and are base-game compatible.
While it may be an unwritten rule, it’s totally official to us:
You cannot have a castle without a library.
Here we have another StrangeStorytellerSim’s creation, well-named as the “Sectional Library”.
It’s a sprawling collection with 68 items (yes, you read that right) including ceiling-to-floor sized bookshelves, a giant desk, library steps, and so much more.
If that’s not wild enough, the entire set doesn’t require a single expansion pack.
When we think of castles, we often picture the creative wallpaper and paintings displayed within.
There aren’t a lot of EA made wallpapers that fit the bill.
So RegalSims’ Fontainebleau Boiserie wallpaper set is a much-appreciated gift for CC castle creators.
Inspired by the interior design of a room created for Marie Antionette, this base-game friendly white and gold wallpaper features several designs – including angel-like imagery and foliage.
And as a bonus, there’s also two unique paintings that will complement the wallpaper well.
