House Types

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This is the catalogue of houses you can own on this shard: what each one looks like, how big its plot is, how much it stores, and what it costs. Before you buy, read Housing for how placement, lockdowns, decay, and access actually work — this page is the menu, that page is the manual.

Shard rule that frames every choice below: one house per account (AccountHouseLimit=1, Config/Housing.cfg; see server rules). You get exactly one plot, so pick deliberately. Shard expansion is EJ (Config/Expansion.cfg).

Two ways to get a house

There are two distinct families of house, chosen from two different sources:

Classic (pre-set) houses — a fixed design baked into a single multi (walls, roof, doors all placed for you). You place them from a house deed bought from an architect / real-estate NPC, or via the Classic Houses tab of the House Placement Tool. What you see is what you get: the layout cannot be redesigned (though you can still decorate — see Decorating).
Customizable foundations — an empty multi-story foundation you place from the 2-Story / 3-Story Customizable Houses tab of the House Placement Tool, then design yourself in customization mode (walls, floors, doors, stairs, roofing). You pick the plot footprint up front; the interior is a blank slate.

Storage numbers, explained

Two limits govern how much a house holds (both detailed on Housing):

Lockdowns — individual items pinned in place.
Secures — for classic houses this is the number of secured containers you may designate; for customizable foundations the placement tool instead quotes a total secure-storage budget (a much larger number, e.g. 425 for the smallest plot).

The base values are listed below straight from the source. In-game, totals are scaled by BaseHouse.GlobalBonusStorageScalar — ×1.4 on this EJ shard (Core.SA). The number in parentheses is that scaled in-game figure, e.g. a small house’s 212 lockdowns becomes 296 in practice.

Classic houses

Pre-built, fixed-layout houses. Footprint is the plot’s bounding box in tiles; Lockdowns and Secures show base (×1.4 in-game); Cost is the gold withdrawn on placement via the House Placement Tool; Deed is the NPC architect’s sell price for the equivalent deed (— = not sold individually by the deed vendor).

House	Footprint	Lockdowns	Secures	Cost (gp)	Deed (gp)
Stone and plaster house	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	36,750	43,800
Field stone house	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	36,750	43,800
Small brick house	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	36,500	43,800
Wooden house	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	35,000	43,800
Wood and plaster house	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	36,500	43,800
Thatched-roof cottage	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	36,500	43,800
Small stone workshop	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	50,250	60,600
Small marble workshop	7x7	212 (296)	3 (4)	52,250	63,000
Small stone tower	8x8	290 (406)	4 (5)	73,250	88,500
Two-story villa	11x12	550 (770)	8 (11)	113,500	136,500
Sandstone house with patio	12x9	425 (595)	6 (8)	76,250	90,900
Two-story log cabin	8x13	550 (770)	8 (11)	81,250	97,800
Brick (guild) house	14x14	685 (958)	8 (11)	131,250	144,500
Two-story wood and plaster house	14x14	685 (958)	10 (14)	162,500	192,400
Two-story stone and plaster house	14x14	685 (958)	10 (14)	162,750	—
Large house with patio	15x14	685 (958)	8 (11)	129,000	152,800
Marble house with patio	15x14	685 (958)	10 (14)	160,250	192,000
Tower	24x16	1,059 (1,482)	15 (21)	366,250	433,200
Small stone keep	24x24	1,312 (1,836)	18 (25)	562,500	665,200
Castle	31x31	2,038 (2,853)	28 (39)	865,000	1,022,800

The six smallest houses (stone-and-plaster through thatched cottage) are mechanically identical 7x7 cottages — only the art differs, so pick by looks and budget. Footprints above are the structure’s plot; the small houses also project a one-tile entry step, which is why the placement preview reads slightly taller than 7x7.

Customizable foundations

Empty foundations you design yourself. You choose the footprint when you place it; the table is large (over 100 sizes), so the ranges below summarise each category. Storage and lockdowns scale with plot size; Cost is the placement gold. (As above, in-game lockdown/secure totals are ×1.4.)

Category	Plot sizes	Lockdowns (base)	Secure storage (base)	Cost range (gp)
2-Story Customizable	7x7 up to 13x13 (47 sizes)	212 – 650	425 – 1,300	33,000 – 102,000
3-Story Customizable	9x14 up to 18x18 (55 sizes)	575 – 1,059	1,150 – 2,119	77,000 – 187,000
Custom Keep / Castle	23x23 keep, 32x32 castle (2 sizes)	1,312 / 2,038	2,625 / 4,076	525,000 each

Representative footprints and their numbers:

Foundation	Lockdowns	Secure storage	Cost (gp)
7x7 2-Story (smallest)	212	425	33,000
10x10 2-Story	425	850	63,000
13x13 2-Story	650	1,300	102,000
14x14 3-Story	685	1,370	117,000
18x18 3-Story (largest standard)	1,059	2,119	187,000
23x23 Customizable Keep	1,312	2,625	525,000
32x32 Customizable Castle	2,038	4,076	525,000

The full 104-size table lives in data/houses.json (foundations); the placement tool shows every size with its exact storage and cost when you open the 2-Story / 3-Story tabs.

Choosing: the tradeoffs

Cheap and small vs. large and dear. A 7x7 cottage is ~35,000 gp and stores ~296 items; a castle is over a million gold and holds ~2,850 lockdowns plus dozens of secure containers. Storage scales roughly with price — you are buying space.
Classic (fixed) vs. customizable. Classic houses give you a finished, characterful building (a real tower, a real keep) for slightly less gold and zero design effort, but the walls are where they are forever. Foundations cost a touch more and start as an empty shell, but you control every wall, floor, door, and roof — ideal if you want a specific layout, a shop floor, or a themed build (see Decorating).
Footprint is the real constraint. Open land for large plots is scarce. A modest customizable foundation you can actually place beats a castle you can never fit. Scout the world for room before committing your one slot.
Secures vs. lockdowns. Lockdowns hold loose items (decorations, tools); secures hold containers of items. Crafters and hoarders should weigh a house’s secure capacity, not just its lockdown count.