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'''Little Beauregard''', a quaint and relatively recent addition to the tapestry of [[Oranjestad|New Orange City]], finds its niche nestled between the neighborhoods of [[Homestead]] to the north, [[Brahmin Beach]] to the south, [[Summit]] to the west, and the town of Budapest to the east. This small community, situated alongside the Budapest River, exudes a unique charm influenced by its origins and purposeful design.

====Settlement and Architecture====
The roots of Little Beauregard are intertwined with its larger counterpart, [[Beauregard]], a city located in the far west of [[Oldeshire]]. Established in the 1980s on a once-empty and wooded hillside, Little Beauregard was envisioned as a haven for residents hailing from Beauregard, bringing with them the distinct architectural flavor of the western city. The buildings in Little Beauregard proudly showcase Beauregardian architecture, characterized by the prominent use of sandstone adorned with terracotta and prismarine tiles.

====Geographical Placement====
Little Beauregard enjoys a picturesque setting with the Budapest River gracing its western border and the breathtaking skyline of Summit just beyond. The neighborhood is seamlessly connected to [[Lusus]] via a large descending spiral road. Directly beneath Little Beauregard lies the Juris Train Station in Lusus, adding a layer of connectivity to the broader transportation network.

====Structures====
Little Beauregard comprises a modest ensemble of 15 structures, each contributing to the unique character of the neighborhood. Noteworthy among them is "The Overlook Hotel," standing out with its red brick and white exterior, complemented by dark green terracotta accents. This non-Beauregardian styled building features an indoor pool and offers 20 hotel rooms.

The majority of structures in Little Beauregard, a total of 12, are built in the distinctive Beauregard style.

=====List of Buildings=====

'''Che's Shack''': A small oak shack on the western edge of the neighborhood, occupied by a radical anti-government activist

'''Liza's LightTower''': Once an old lighthouse, this structure has been tastefully converted into a museum, seamlessly remodeled into the traditional Beauregard sandstone style.

'''Hornsby Dance Studio''': Embracing the Beauregardian style, this dance studio adds an artistic touch to the community, reflecting the cultural influence brought by its settlers.

'''ASMR Architects Office''': Serving as a testament to Little Beauregard's evolution, this office predates the neighborhood's construction

'''Nine Private Residences''': Single family Beauregardian homes

'''The Overlook Hotel'''

'''FM Skylines Luxury Apartments''', with 5 units


Little Beauregard stands as a testament to the city's commitment to diversity, blending influences from different regions to create a neighborhood that is both unique and seamlessly integrated into the broader urban landscape.