Beans & Alpacas will bring six new farmhouses with accessible interiors to Farming Simulator 25. The preview published on October 15, 2026 also introduces a change to their appearance: homes will show wear over time, and delivering paint will make them look new again.
The houses belong to the new region of Catuaí, where more than 80 new objects will expand the options for arranging a farm. The additions include houses, fences and bushes, combining buildings with details for their surroundings.
Six homes with accessible interiors
All six new farmhouses will have interiors that players can enter. For the starter farmhouse, the official announcement confirms that players can also change clothes and save the game. That gives the starting home practical uses alongside its accessible interior.
Changing clothes and saving are described specifically for the starter farmhouse; access to interiors is confirmed across all six homes.
The homes will also acquire visible wear as time passes. Buildings already placed in Catuaí may look worn from the outset, giving the region properties that already show their age. Alongside the choice of house and its surroundings, the condition of its exterior becomes another part of the farm’s appearance.
Deliver paint to restore a farmhouse’s appearance
Delivering paint to a farmhouse will restore its fresh appearance. For players who care about how their property looks, that adds an upkeep task beyond choosing and placing a building. A house’s appearance can change during play, then be refreshed through a delivery. Repainting therefore gives players a way to restore the look of a worn home.
The announced effect concerns appearance. Paint deliveries give players a way to reverse visible wear, but the preview does not establish an effect on productivity or structural condition. The reason to repaint described here is to make the farmhouse look new again.
Sheds, fences and vegetation for Catuaí
Beans & Alpacas will also add sheds for storing machinery and other objects, alongside several new fences. These additions address different parts of arranging a farm: sheds provide storage space, while fences expand the choice of boundaries around the property. They complement the houses with more options for organizing the surrounding land.
New trees, bushes and wildlife will accompany Catuaí, adding environmental details suited to the region. The announced total of more than 80 new objects spans houses, fences, bushes and other additions, giving players options for both buildings and their surroundings.
The preview brings together storage, decoration and homes whose appearance changes over time. For players shaping their farm’s look, paint deliveries add a way to refresh a worn house alongside the new choices for arranging the property.
