Newcrest

Newcrest is a world shipped with The Sims 4. It was released via a game update on June 11, 2015. Newcrest seems to be based on modern suburban cities and neighborhoods. It has high-rises in the background.

Neighborhoods
Newcrest consists of three neighborhoods, each with five lots of varying sizes. Unlike other worlds for The Sims 4, Newcrest does not contain any pre-built lots. There are visible houses and high-rises if the player angles their camera in-game, but these serve only as decoration and the player cannot enter them.


 * Bridgeview
 * Llama Lagoon
 * Ridgeline Drive

Lots
Newcrest has three new neighborhoods and each neighborhood has five empty lots, giving a total number of 15 empty lots for players to build on.

Empty Lots - Llama Lagoon


 * 50x40: Twin Oracle Point, costs §8,500
 * 40x30: Avarice Acres, costs §3,000
 * 40x30: Rippling Flats, costs §3,000
 * 30x30: Tranquil Crescent, costs §2,500
 * 30x20: Asphalt Abodes, costs §2,000

Empty Lots - Bridgeview


 * 30x20: Fern Park, costs §2,000
 * 30x20: Beech Byway, costs §2,000
 * 40x30: Midtown Meadows, costs §3,000
 * 20x15: Oak Alcove, costs §1,500
 * 20x15: Comfy Cubby, costs §1,500

Empty Lots - Ridgeline Drive


 * 30x20: Cookout Lookout, costs §2,000
 * 30x20: Civic Cliffs, costs §2,000
 * 30x20: Hillside Highlands, costs §2,000
 * 40x30: Optimist's Outlook, costs §3,000
 * 40x20: Sandy Run, costs §2,500

Lots
With Seasons installed, Newcrest experiences 4 distinct seasons with warm to heat wave temperatures in the summer and occassional thunderstorms in the summer, cold to freezing winters that experience snow and blizzards. Fall and spring typically experience warm and cool temperatures with some rainy days.

Trivia

 * This is the second world in The Sims series that was added via a patch. The first was Adventureland of The Sims 3, included by mistake in the Origin version of the game.
 * This is the only world in The Sims 4 that doesn't contain any pre-built lots, and is the first empty pre-made world since The Sims: House Party.