Large farm house in the making!

Greetings, hope you're all still doing well. As promised, I'll always keep your library growing with new builds whenever I have time so settle down from my occupation. Your support has been, and still is, a great help to my efforts, and for that I can never thank you enough. I'm well aware that there are many builders with a greater number of experience than me, well established, and honestly brilliant overall. But you managed to stick by my side despite the glitter and sparkling lights. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for that! It means the world to me.

Update:

My next build will focus on a architectural flavor native to where I am at the moment, Southern Africa. Since they are known for their "plaas huise" (farm houses), I decided to give it a try. With a basis already in my head, I just need to patiently apply my efforts on an open canvas, and start the build. As with my previous construct, I'll post a couple of screenshots to express the tone, and my progress.

Update II:

I have a couple of days to focus on my build from this point forward, so you can expect progress and commitment. I took a couple of snapshots of the structure that will be expanded with orchards, vineyards, greenhouses, and many more. Of course, as always, the above layout might take a drastic turn according to where I'm going with the build, but it can be counted as a rough estimate. A lot of complexity will be added with time, and effort will be a guaranteed conveyance. I'll keep you updated with my progress as I move forward. :]

Update III: (NEW SCREENSHOTS INCLUDED)

Huge geographical progress, and intricate detail that is slowly moving towards the house; which will eventually lead to the interior. I don't usually focus on the surrounding elements first, but decided to shift my approach as time progress. So far, I have windmills, a large greenhouse, a wooden cabin, orchard, and surrounding vineyards with purple wool superimposed on invisible frames to account for the grapes. Of course, everything will expand in complexity as time progress, ultimately rounding up everything at the end of the build. The interior will require patience and planning, so it might be the part that will take the most time to complete.

Update IV:

The entire interior had been sectioned, affording me a guideline to follow. So far the second floor can be considered a done deal; fully furnished. The first floor has less compartments, so its construction will take less time and brain juice, though not stripped from the amount of detail present in the second. From there, I'll have to head outside and fill in the gaps, and ponder further additions to what can almost be considered a complete construct. 

Statistical estimate:

Exterior = 100%

Interior = 100%

Terraforming = 100%

Detailing = 100%

Walkthrough = 100%

I'll upload her in a few hours. Perhaps less. (^_°)7

 It's only fair to show my new audience a complete visual rundown before they take interest, so a video have to be factored in. I've seen too many builds with a beautiful façade on screenshots and renders that tempts the viewer, but fails to deliver. So screenshots alone just doesn't do it for me.

Thank you for being patient, and for persisting your support. I really appreciate you being here! :D

Be righteous, courageous, spontaneous, and always positive. Peace!