15 Best In-Game Houses And Apartments

It’s satisfying to create a personal space in a video game, from a cozy little house to a huge mansion. This guide highlights popular homes and apartments players can own or use, with details on location, price, and features. You’ll find everything from story-driven bases to completely customizable homes in adventure, RPG, and life simulation games. Whether you need storage, a quick travel point, or a place to display achievements, this list explains exactly what each property offers.

Breezehome, Whiterun

In ‘The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’, players can buy a comfortable house called Breezehome near the city of Whiterun. You earn the right to purchase it by completing tasks for the local ruler, the jarl. Once you buy it from the city steward, you can add improvements like a lab for making potions, more storage space, and even bedrooms if you decide to adopt children. Breezehome is a safe place to keep your items, has a fireplace for cooking, and is conveniently located near shops and the blacksmith. Plus, being inside the city walls makes it a great spot for quick travel around the game world.

Hateno House, Hateno Village

In ‘The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,’ Nintendo added a unique feature: players can purchase a house in Hateno Village. After finishing a quick quest with Bolson Construction, you can buy the house and customize it with things like weapon and shield displays, and a comfortable bed. It’s a great place to store your best items and respawn after falling in battle. Plus, being close to shops and a shrine makes it a convenient place to return to whenever you need to rest and resupply.

Tarrey Town Modular Home Plot

In ‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’, you can buy land in Tarrey Town and design your own house using pre-built rooms. Hudson Construction offers different room options – like bedrooms, kitchens, and areas to show off your weapons – that you can connect however you like. Each room has a purpose, letting you cook, store items, or display your gear. The building system is flexible, so you can always change the layout of your house to create something new.

Corvo Bianco Vineyard

In ‘The Witcher 3,’ players who complete the Toussaint expansion can earn the beautiful Corvo Bianco Vineyard. You can rebuild this estate by investing in upgrades like stables, gardens, and a workshop for crafting. As you renovate, you’ll also get a comfortable bed with special rest benefits and plenty of space to showcase your best weapons and armor. With its peaceful atmosphere and quick travel options, it’s easily one of the most impressive homes you can own in the game.

Eclipse Towers Apartment 31

‘Grand Theft Auto V Online’ lets players own impressive homes, and the Eclipse Towers apartments are some of the best available. Apartment 31 is a standout, offering a modern interior, space for up to ten vehicles, and tools to help plan cooperative missions. You’ll also find a wardrobe, a shower to restore health, and the ability to instantly respawn there. Plus, its central location in Los Santos puts you right in the middle of the action, close to shops, work, and nightlife.

H10 Megabuilding Unit

At the beginning of ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ by CD Projekt Red, players start as V in an apartment within Night City’s H10 Megabuilding in the Watson district. This apartment can be decorated to reflect your style, and you can also purchase additional apartments in areas like Japantown and Corpo Plaza through the in-game menu. All of your apartments connect to the same storage system, and feature details like mirrors and wardrobes you can interact with. V’s starting apartment in the H10 building has a convenient elevator that takes you directly to the street, making it easy to jump into missions.

Farmhouse, Pelican Town

In ‘Stardew Valley’, your farmhouse is the heart of your farm, created by the game’s developer, ConcernedApe. You can expand it by purchasing upgrades from Robin, the carpenter, adding things like a kitchen, more rooms, and even a nursery. You’re free to decorate with furniture, wallpaper, and flooring to make it your own. Being close to your crops and workshops, it’s designed to be both useful and comfortable.

Home Plate, Diamond City

Fallout 4 lets you create several settlements, and Home Plate is a particularly safe and convenient option. You can purchase the key from the mayor’s secretary and then customize the apartment with anything you build. It’s located within Diamond City and features essential items like workbenches, lights, and secure storage. Plus, a nearby fast travel point makes it easy to reach shops and crafting stations.

Megaton House

Like ‘Fallout 3’s creators, Bethesda Game Studios, players can acquire a house in the town of Megaton relatively early in the game. Once you finish the initial quest for the town, you can customize it with furniture and helpful items purchased from Moira Brown. The house comes with convenient features like a robot butler, a workbench for crafting, and secure storage. Its location near the center of the game world makes it a great base for exploring the wasteland.

Anderson’s Apartment, Silversun Strip

In ‘Mass Effect 3’, BioWare added Anderson’s Apartment as part of the Citadel expansion. This upscale apartment on the Silversun Strip serves as Commander Shepard’s central hub for spending time with their crew. It features a place to store weapons, a personal computer terminal, and the ability to host gatherings. The nearby arena and casino offer additional entertainment options that fit the expansion’s setting.

Lavender Beds Apartment

Final Fantasy XIV features a detailed housing system, and apartments in the Lavender Beds are a great starting point for players. You can purchase these apartments from a caretaker, giving you your own private space to personalize with furniture and decorations like lights, fish tanks, and music players. While your apartment is private, you’ll share common areas with other residents, and the Lavender Beds district offers convenient access to shops and fast travel options.

Skyhold

In ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’, created by BioWare, you’ll establish your base of operations at Skyhold – a huge fortress that you can expand and improve as you play. You can add new sections like gardens and workshops, and customize the main hall to your liking. Skyhold also houses important areas like a war room, blacksmith, and library. With its beautiful mountain view, it’s a great place to call home for the Inquisition.

Villa Auditore, Monteriggioni

In ‘Assassin’s Creed II,’ Ubisoft created the Villa Auditore in Monteriggioni as a central home base for players. You can spend money to rebuild the town and villa, boosting income and decorating with collectibles like statues and weapons. The villa itself features an armory, hidden passages, and a place to track your earnings. It’s a key location that connects the game’s story to your progress and the protagonist’s family history.

Room of Requirement

Okay, so in ‘Hogwarts Legacy’, you get this amazing space called the Room of Requirement – it’s basically my own personal hangout I can totally customize. I can just conjure furniture, grow plants, and brew potions using magic, which is awesome. The best part? I can resize, recolor, and move everything around however I want, so the possibilities are endless. Plus, I can connect these little habitats called vivariums to raise magical creatures and even get materials from them to use for crafting. It’s seriously addictive!

Dream Home, Nesoi

In ‘Starfield’, Bethesda Game Studios has introduced the Dream Home trait, allowing players to own a spacious house on the planet Nesoi. This multi-level home features a landing pad for your ship and plenty of room to store all your equipment and crafting materials. You simply pay a small weekly mortgage to keep it. With its peaceful location and easy access to your ship, it’s the perfect base for your adventures.

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2025-11-14 04:16