YUS- I'll post mine later!

My CB house looks like:

A three-story slightly larger than average house in the color of lavender, with a white roof and door, and a moon-shaped window at the front a little higher than the door. There is a front yard garden lined with white and gray stone bricks and a little stone path leading up to the front door. The garden is mostly a nice green lawn with a small koi pond and lavender every now and then. There is a purple willow tree at the front. On the first floor is a typical living room (with moon and star-related decorations), a music room with a grand piano (for my AE Crescent), a kitchen in mostly marble and quartz, a room for the pets (and the CAPTCHA, Twilight), and all the other typical things on a first floor. There is a purple, silver, and white staircase leading up to the second floor, in which there is all the AEs' bedrooms and mine, all decorated accordingly, and also bathrooms. Further up the stairs is the third floor, with a little library and a lounge.

(Hope this isn't too much. Ty @admins!) 

To begin with, the house was up in a HUGE oak tree. The house was sprawling, fiting into the tree branches and around the trunk like it belonged. Balconies were outside some rooms, and zip lines, bridges (rope or otherwise) conected a few of these balconies. Bottom of the trunk, there was a stair case wrapping around to the house, a ramp, as well as a slide (which was further out from the trunk) and a lift. The house had many windows, and a tower disappeard into the foliage was my quarters. It's several stories, all different heights. If I have any visitors who are uncomfortable with heights, I do have a small house a little ways from this tree house that they could be at.

My CB house is a large elegant mansion out in the countryside. It's made of creamy-colored stucco and has three floors plus a tiny cupola. The windows of the ground floor are diamond-paned. One of the first floor windows is round (it's the window of Ariella's bedroom, where she has a window seat [actually most of the rooms have window seats]). The first floor also has a small balcony. A brick path leads up to the door through a front garden full of flowers. There are two crimson Japanese maples in the garden as well; a little wooden bench sits under one of them. Behind the house, there's a large sloping lawn and beyond that, a formal garden.

Inside, there's a little mudroom for coats and shoes, beyond which is the living room, which has a staircase going up to the bedrooms;  a dining room and kitchen; a hallway leading to a den and storeroom; and a formal room for big parties.