A Question about PWP Placement

[Nayab]

So, I would like some advice about placing PWPs, namely a Fairy-Tale Bridge and the Roost Caf?.

Here, Gloria's house is fairly close to this bridge. Gloria is one of my original villagers, and the bridge is my original bridge. I was wondering if I can safely demolish this bridge and build the Fairy-Tale one, or if I'll have to wait for Gloria to move first?



Here, Antonio's house is where I would like to place the Roost Caf? (once I get him to move, of course). I'm just curious if there's enough room between the train tracks and the player house, or if I'll have to place the Roost elsewhere.



Thanks in advance for the advice!

 

[Belle of Pripyat]

I might be wrong, but I think you'll need more space for the caf?. It's a much larger building than the houses are.

 

[yukikotobuki]

I might be wrong, but I think you'll need more space for the caf?. It's a much larger building than the houses are.

I'm pretty sure this is true, as well. If I remember correctly, there is a requirement of three open spaces in front of the cafe in order for it to work. I know of a PWP space guide that exists, and I'm trying to find it, but no luck. :c I'm not sure about the bridge, either.

 

[mayortash]

I don't know if you've already done your bridge but just so that you are aware. You're only allowed 16 PWPs in your town. If you demolish your original bridge and then rebuild in the same spot it will count towards that total.

Also you might *just* get the Roost where you want it but you will certainly lose some of your paths.

 

[visibleghost]

I don't know if you've already done your bridge but just so that you are aware. You're only allowed 16 PWPs in your town. If you demolish your original bridge and then rebuild in the same spot it will count towards that total.

Also you might *just* get the Roost where you want it but you will certainly lose some of your paths.

you can have up to 30 pwps lol

 

[mayortash]

you can have up to 30 pwps lol

Whoops!! Haha. Thanks for the correction.