ESO Housing Database

Welcome to the ESO Housing Overview Page. You can find different tools here such as: Furniture Catalogue, House Catalogue, House Editor and Player House Showcases all optimized for The Elder Scrolls Online.

Welcome to the ESO housing overview page. In this category of the website you can find a library of all the Elder Scrolls Online housing items. The ESO housing library is always kept up to date and reflects the data in-game.

You can also use our Furniture Catalogue tool to browse Furnishings, submit Drop Locations and Upload images!

Please check the ESO housing categories below to find the right subcategory. If you need general help with how housing works, I do recommend reading the ESO Housing Tips & Tricks guide.

Each individual item also has an image upload function. Some images already have uploaded pictures so you can see how they look in-game. However, you can also always upload images yourself to showcase items that don't have a picture yet, we do appreciate your help.

How to obtain housing items

There are a lot of ways to obtain house furnishings for ESO Housing.

Once you own an ESO Housing, you can start decorating it, as you have the housing editor for that. There are over 6000 housing items and more get introduced every new update! By pressing F5, you will get into the housing editor, right on the d-pad and circle for PlayStation, or right on the d-pad and B on the Xbox.

If you want to know more in detail, please visit this guide.

How to get a house in ESO

There are two possibilities to obtain your first ESO Housing, one way is to complete the quest “A friend in Need”. Once completed you will get a free room in an inn that you can use and teleport to. The second way would be to simply purchase a home from the crown store, that way you won't spend any ingame resources. You can either purchase it via crowns, or with in-game gold. Just teleport to it and you will be able to see the purchase options.

How big are the houses in ESO?

There are a variety of different types of houses and they also have different requirements to acquire them. For example, the inn room you get for free from the “A Friend in Need” quest, it can hold 15 furnishings, 1 trophy bust and 1 mount, pet or assistant. You can also purchase the other two rooms in the inn from the other alliances for 3000 gold. All the limits in your houses double once you have an active subscription to ESO for your ESO Housing.

Apartments can range from 11k-13k gold. Before you can purchase any of the apartment houses, you need to have finished the “A Friend in Need” quest. In these apartments you can place 50 furnishings, 1 trophy bust and 1 mount, pet or assistant. Like before, if you have ESO Plus, these values double.

Small house prices range from 40k-70k, medium houses from 190k-335k and large houses from 760k-1295k gold. Yes, that is a lot of gold that you need to acquire ingame, especially if you are a new player. I would recommend starting slow and then work your way up there, once you are experienced enough it won't be difficult to make plenty of gold. Also, a lot of the housing furnishings are extremely expensive, especially the good looking ones, that means you have another gold sink..Manors are another extra type of houses, they are basically the luxury category. The prices of these houses range from 3775k-3785k. You will also gain an unique achievement once you unlock the manors. In the manors you can place 350 furnishings, 40 trophy busts, 5 mounts, pets or assistants. Like always, the value doubles with ESO Plus.

Unique Crown Store houses can only be obtained through the Crown Store. These houses are also considered notable houses, therefore have the same limits as manors. These houses are usually very expensive, a common price in the Crown Store is for example 15000 Crowns.