Online:Player Housing
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Player Housing is a feature in Elder Scrolls Online that allows players to own personal in-game areas. It was released in Update 13 as part of the Homestead content update. A number of locations for Player Housing were added in Updates 11 and 12; at the same time, eight NPC houses were removed.
Player homes have movable furniture, including the ability to place Collectibles, and Training Dummies to test damage. All homes can be previewed before purchase, either by visiting the home itself, or from the Crown Store or Collections screen.
After that, there are five sizes of home available for purchase: Apartments (one per alliance), Small Homes (one per race), Medium Homes (one per race), Large Homes (one per race), and Manors (one per alliance). Ownership of Manors contributes towards titles. In addition to these, there are exclusive homes (mostly Manor-sized) which can only be purchased from the Crown Store for a limited time.
Most standard homes have certain prerequisites that must be met before they can be purchased with gold; some require certain achievements to be completed, and they all require completion of Room to Spare. Small and Medium homes do not require achievements, Large homes require completion of the zone's Adventurer achievement for completing the majority of story and side quests in the zone, and Manors require completion of the associated alliances' Hero achievement, granted by completing the Adventurer achievement in each zone in their territory. The Imperial-style homes can only be purchased if you have completed A Friend In Need and own the Imperial Edition upgrade (only for Large home), and do not require achievements.
All the above purchase requirements can be bypassed by buying the home directly from the Crown Store, where you can buy the homes unfurnished (the same result as with in-game gold), or completely furnished.
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Inn Rooms[edit]
Completing the introductory quest Room to Spare will grant you a room in an inn for free one per character. All characters on an account can obtain any inn room of their chosing simply by completing the quest in any of the inns that host ownable inn rooms (see listings below). Any character can also purchase any or all other rooms for a nominal fee of 3000 
each. Owning any of these homes (except for Snowmelt Suite) will earn you the Permanent Tenant achievement.
| Name of the room | Location | Zone |  |
Style | Requirement(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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The Ebony Flask Inn Room | Inside The Ebony Flask in Ebonheart (map) | Stonefalls | .png){kind=icon} |
Dunmer | Free to |
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Golden Gryphon Garret |
Inside The Golden Gryphon in Alinor (map) | Summerset | Alinor | Summerset Free via Room to Spare |
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Mara's Kiss Inn Room | Inside Mara's Kiss Public House in Vulkhel Guard (map) | Auridon | .png){kind=icon} |
Altmer | Free to |
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The Rosy Lion | Daggerfall (map) | Glenumbra | .png){kind=icon} |
Breton | Free to |
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Saint Delyn Penthouse |
Inside Abbey of St. Delyn in Vivec City (map) | Vvardenfell | Vivec | Morrowind Free via Room to Spare |
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Snowmelt Suite |
Solitude (map) | Western Skyrim | Solitude | Free to those who complete Room to Spare | |
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Sugar Bowl Suite |
Rimmen (map) | Northern Elsweyr | Elsweyr | Elsweyr Free via Room to Spare |
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For furnishings purposes they offer the following options. For ESO plus players they are double except for the player cap part:
| Furnishings | Special collectibles |
Player cap |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Special | Collectible | ||
| 15 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Apartments[edit]
Next step from inns are apartments but there are only three of them, one per alliance. Owning these homes will contribute to the Homeowner, Freeholder, and Citizen achievements.
| Name of the apartment | Location | Zone | |
Style | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Barbed Hook Private Room | At the Barbed Hook Tavern in Skywatch (map) | Auridon | |
Altmer | 11,000 |
600 (800 ) |
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Flaming Nix Deluxe Garret | At the Flaming Nix in Mournhold (map) | Deshaan | |
Dunmer | 13,000 |
660 (800 ) |
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Sisters of the Sands Apartment | At the Sisters of the Sands Inn in Sentinel (map) | Alik'r Desert | |
Redguard | 12,000 |
640 (800 ) |
For furnishings purposes they offer the following options. For ESO plus players they are double except for the player cap part:
| Furnishings | Special collectibles |
Player cap |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Special | Collectible | ||
| 50 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 6 |
Small Houses[edit]
First real houses with possibility of having their own courtyard. First housing that allows placing all eight storage chests and coffers with ESO+, although without the subscription they can be used but they can't be moved. Owning these homes will contribute to the Homeowner, Freeholder, and Citizen achievements.
| Name of the small house | Location | Zone | |
Style | Price | Requirement(s) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Autumn's-Gate | North of Nimalten (map) | The Rift | |
Nord | 60,000 |
2,350 (2,900 ) |
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Black Vine Villa | Northwest of Baandari Trading Post (map) | Malabal Tor | |
Altmer | 54,000 |
2,250 (2,800 ) |
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Captain Margaux's Place | Daggerfall (map) | Glenumbra | |
Breton | 56,000 |
2,300 (2,900 ) |
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Cyrodilic Jungle House | Baandari Trading Post (map) | Malabal Tor | |
Colovian Imperial | 71,000 |
2,550 (3,200 ) |
Imperial Edition  |
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Hammerdeath Bungalow | West of Hammerdeath Workshop (map) | Stormhaven | |
Orc | 65,000 |
2,400 (3,000 ) |
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Humblemud | Dhalmora (map) | Bal Foyen | |
Argonian | 40,000 |
2,100 (2,600 ) |
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Kragenhome | Kragenmoor (map) | Stonefalls | |
Dunmer | 69,000 |
2,500 (3,100 ) |
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Moonmirth House | Northeastern Laughing Moons Plantation (map) | Khenarthi's Roost | |
Khajiit | 50,000 |
2,200 (2,800 ) |
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Snugpod | Elden Root (map) | Grahtwood | |
Bosmer | 45,000 |
2,150 (2,700 ) |
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Twin Arches | Southeast of Hallin's Stand (map) | Bangkorai | |
Redguard | 73,000 |
2,600 (3,300 ) |
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For furnishings purposes they offer the following options. For ESO plus players they are double except for the player cap part:
| Furnishings | Special collectibles |
Player cap |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Special | Collectible | ||
| 100 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 6 |
Medium (or "Classic") Houses[edit]
First housing that allows placing all eight storage chests and coffers without ESO+ and thus could be seen as having best value as storage space is the most notable benefit of a house. Owning these homes (except for those added later) will contribute to the Landowner, Landlord, and Land Baron achievements.
For furnishings purposes they offer the following options. For ESO plus players they are double except for the player cap part:
| Furnishings | Special collectibles |
Player cap |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Special | Collectible | ||
| 200 | 3 | 10 | 3 | 12 |
Large Houses[edit]
Owning these homes (except for those added later) will contribute to the Landowner, Landlord, and Land Baron achievements.
For furnishings purposes they offer the following options. For ESO plus players they are double except for the player cap part:
| Furnishings | Special collectibles |
Player cap |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Special | Collectible | ||
| 300 | 4 | 20 | 4 | 12 |
Manors[edit]
The pinnacle of player housing are the manors that offer usually their own yards, towers or alternative entry point or other spectacular feature. The three original manors, Daggerfall Overlook, Ebonheart Chateau, and Serenity Falls Estate will earn you the Lord / Lady, Councilor, and Clan Father / Clan Mother achievements respectively, or Count / Countess for all three.
Manors are also called "notable homes".
| Name of the manor | Location | Zone | |
Style | Price | Requirement(s) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Coldharbour Surreal Estate | The Hollow City (map) | Coldharbour |  |
Daedric | 1,000,000 |
5,600 |
The God of Schemes |
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Daggerfall Overlook | Southeast side of Daggerfall (map) | Glenumbra | |
Breton | 3,780,000 |
11,000 (13,800 ) |
Hero of the Daggerfall Covenant |
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Ebonheart Chateau | East of Ebonheart (map) | Stonefalls | |
Dunmer | 3,785,000 |
12,000 (15,000 ) |
Hero of the Ebonheart Pact |
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Hakkvild's High Hall | North of the Aetherian Archive (map) | Craglorn | |
Nord | 3,800,000 |
12,000 (15,000 ) |
Horns of the Reach Horns of the Reach Delver |
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Hall of the Lunar Champion | Rimmen (map) | Northern Elsweyr | Elsweyr | N/A | N/A | Completion of the Two Queens quest | |
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Serenity Falls Estate | North of S'ren-ja (map) | Reaper's March | |
Khajiit | 3,775,000 |
10,000 (12,500 ) |
Hero of the Aldmeri Dominion |
For furnishings purposes they offer the following options. For ESO plus players they are double except for the player cap part:
| Furnishings | Special collectibles |
Player cap |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional | Special | Collectible | ||
| 350 | 5 | 40 | 5 | 24 |
Crown Store Exclusives[edit]
These houses appear in the Crown Store, usually for a brief duration. They can only be purchased with Crowns. These houses will often be sold again at a later date, although some Crown-only houses are available indefinitely.
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