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DC House Balmora v2.0
Quite simply one of the best looking houses one could own in the city of Balmora. Very stylish, unique and original. Cut right into the hill overlooking the city, this sweet pad features a homey feel, large rooms with a lot of space, lavish furniture, deep engulfing lighting, an excess of storage space, and more!

Extremely functional, simple yet elegant design, cool extras, accessible. The coolest and best house in Balmora is free for you to use!

Features:
+ Balcony, awesome view from the side of the hill of the city, with hammock and extras
+ 'Open' interior design, allowing freedom and easy navigation
+ Practice room, Kitchen, Dining Area, Extravegant storage area, Bed room, study, lounge hallway with fireplace
+ Exquisitely decorated and lighted to help you relax at the end of a hard day's work

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About the designer... DaC
I initially made the balmora house mod for my mage character. Thus, to this day, the interior cell is still called "DC Mage House"... DC being my initials. But it wasn't long when I realized that I had created something cool here and I wanted to show everyone else. The coolest part of version 1.0 was the balcony. It was basically the best feature.
Having the balcony cut right on the side of the hill overlooking balmora seemed perfect. And I sorta rushed releasing 1.0 before I had the chance to really make the interior equally cool.
With 2.0, I totally changed the interior and made it a hell of lot better. I added a ton more furniture, objects, decorations, etc. Also I opted to use around 7 lights+tons of candles/lamps/lanterns to give the house a dynamic living feeling. Its extremely homey now and feels more like an house than a storage space. I also replaced the main room and made it bigger, vertically. Also i added another room to put the practice room and trap door to the balcony in. The trophy/treasure room has been added, and it looks awesome now. Lastly, I kept the 'open' design of the house, to keep it as simple and functional as possible. Well, anyway, not bad for my second mod. --dac