What appears to be the remains of a florist's shop sits caked in dried leaves and the heady scent of stale water. While it doesn't look like any of the plants here will live again any time soon, there's still seeds and bulbs to be found on the shelves and concealed within drawers. A small apartment for one at the back can be found a bit drafty, but usable. 

A tidy little one storey home that looks like it belonged to the most stereotypical cat lady imaginable, everything in here is either lacy, cat themed, or both. Much of the furniture has been covered to shield it against cat hair and has held up well against its abandonment, but oddly, there are no cats to be found. Or old ladies. Or.. well. You get the idea. 

The scent of fresh baked goods no longer lingers in the air here, but the food in the display cases seems to be doing well enough for itself... which is a bit disturbing, actually. Or, it would be, if a second assessment didn't prove the contents to be plastic molds made to resemble food. Yeesh. There's also room for someone to live in the back - or maybe two, if you cleared out the old bags of flour and sugar from the pantry, but the tile might not be the homiest new place. 

Slightly less dilapidated than some of the other buildings, the restaurant has seen better days, but could certainly be worse off for the circumstances. Sure, it might need a little cleaning up, but the fridge is still well-stocked with frozen goods and the pantry has plenty of nonperishable food items to go around. The front has enough seats for about 15, while the back has a door leading out into a house large enough for three. 

A store for knick-knacks... or maybe furniture? It's seen better days, to be certain, but beneath that fine layer of dust is a good number of perfectly usable woodworking tools. Or, if that isn't quite your thing, the cozy two-bedroom home upstairs might be serviceable enough for someone seeking a place to stay. 

Once belonging to a miner, this little house is built of white stone and is absolutely filled with all the manner of shovels and pickaxes. There's only really room for one in here, but anyone with an interest in ore or gems would likely find their stay here quite fruitful... if a bit strenuous without the benefits of modern technology.

You smell this place before you see it. 
The fishery itself is huge - big enough for five, their catches, and then some - but even if you're just passing by towards the docks, the heady smell of fish slaps you across the face if you come within 20 feet of this building... and it seems to linger in your nostrils long after you've left the beach. Shame too - compared to some of the other spots around here, it's pretty solidly built. 

There's holes in the roof, and it feels like the place is going to fall down around you if the wind blows a little too hard... but hey, nothing like beachfront property, right?
It's pretty empty in here, though. Not much furniture beyond a futon, a dining table and chair, and the four walls around you. Who on earth was living like this?

Only reachable with the little wooden canoe left to be battered by the elements on the beach, the Lighthouse has a haunting quality to it that isn't really remedied by the creaking and groaning on the lower floors when the night is windy. The view from the top floor is terrific, but, well... you'll certainly get your exercise trying to make your home in here.

One of the larger properties Barlow's Point has to offer, even if it's mostly just composed of a little farm house on the edge of a vast, empty field. If you don't mind the bracing breeze from being at the top of the cliffs and the gentle whirring of the power plant's wind turbines bordering the edges of your field, however, there's plenty of room here to grow... any sort of business, really.

... Or, you think it's a ranch, judging by the presence of the barn and coop... but where are the animals? They'd be a real help in getting the grasses out in the fields under control.

It might take some time and a few connections, but the right person could probably really make things work here.