Sanctuary built as a medieval sort of village – as much as I could do for (game) practical reasons.

The houses are not (version 1) decorated (beds only). Or only sparsely (version2) decorated, apart from beds.

This will do well with Sanctuary Riverfront or other settlements not touching the build area. Yes – you CAN add 2 settlements/blueprints on top of each other.

Version 1 is really simple with just the basic stuff to make Sturges happy. Not even a PA dock.

Version 2 is much more elaborate with a dedicated player house and a shack holding 4 PA docks and 5 tier 2 vendors under a tent roof.

No power to speak of. Just enough local power emitters to keep a few lights going. And only in the vendor/workbench/PA areas. (in keeping with my “old village” idea)

I’ve had bad experiences with moving the workbench before exporting to a blueprint. Hence the odd layout of version 1.

Version1:
Look at the map and scrap what’s in the area. That includes foundations – also underneath the workbench. Scrap the workbenches too. I added new ones. You do NOT need to scrap the big tree in the middle. I was a bit hasty on that. Also – you can leave everything outside – and in between of- the build areas. The blueprint is within vanilla budget so you should not experience any issues.

Version 2:
Look at the map and scrap everything in the build area. Including the big tree. On import you must remember to check the “import marker based items” or you won’t have any water in the pond.
It’s above vanilla budget. Plan accordingly.

Study the list below. Maybe you can do without 1 or some.

On top of version 1 for version 2 you must have:

All Workshop DLCs
Armor- and weapons keyword resource. Optional – only if you use it already.
Better cooking stations Optional
Buildable tent pieces Or you will have an open air market.
Build your own pool Water in the pond
CREative gardens Optional - Cattails and the stump in the pond
cVc dead wasteland Essential
Craftable working showers etc.
Woody’s wasteland stuff Essential