Breezehome earns its place because it is a complete breeze to obtain. You can obtain it early in the game by following the main quest and then purchasing it from Whiterun for only 5, gold. It will cost an additional 6, gold to upgrade fully with an alchemy lab and other renovations, or you can just use it as your cheese repository. Breezehome is small, but it can still fit a family of four for the Dragonborn, and it makes up for its size by being right next to the shopping market in Whiterun.
Breezehome is one home you don't want to pass on, if for no other reason than because you can acquire it so easily.
If you're looking for a relaxing getaway, then this home may be a perfect fit. Overlook the minor detail that someone else owns this house, and it's the ideal abode for you. This is the home of Drelas, a Dwemer Mage who specializes in Dark Magic, and you'll probably see him coming before you even notice the cabin. He attacks you first, so it's not your fault. Once he's passed on, you are welcome to move into his house, which consists of a vegetable garden, a chicken coop, and a fully-stocked alchemy lab, along with the lovely view and remote location.
This can become an actual player home, provided you aren't the Thane of any hold. Drelas' Cabin is a nice starter alternative if you're not content with or rich enough to purchase Breezehome but want something more upscale than Anise's Cabin. Hjerim is Windhelm's player home, and you can buy it from the city once you solve the butcher murders. This house used to belong to a murderous butcher, and for this reason, many people did not want to purchase it, so it lost its original value.
You can buy this large house for only 12, gold, but it will set you back 21, gold if you decide to furnish it fully. You may want to furnish this house to get rid of the murderous smell.
Perhaps you're thinking about life after adventuring. Not content to simply relax and count your gold or admire your treasures, how about getting into a stable business and acquiring a steady income. The White Phial is an alchemy shop in Windhelm, and its central location and steady clientele have already ensured years of success. If you complete the quest of the same name, the old owner dies, and his assistant Quintus Navale becomes the master of the shop. He also becomes an eligible bachelor, and if you marry him, the White Phial is also yours.
Equip the Amulet of Mara to get your hands on Windhelm's most popular alchemist's shop. You can acquire this house for free after finishing the quest, "Served Cold. There are many places for you to display your weapons and armor; however, you will end up rarely seeing them because this house is on Solstheim. Severin Manor looks very similar to every other house in Raven Rock, and other than its impressive collection of furniture, there isn't anything particularly unique about it, but at least you can obtain it without spending any gold.
Every Solstheim adventurer deserves a place to hang their chest plate, and Severin Manor is a fantastic choice.
Honeyside is a wooden house in the northwestern part of Riften. Its aesthetic is old-timey and cute, which will make any collector of antique houses fall in love with it immediately. You can buy Honeyside from the city of Riften for 8, gold, and after fully furnishing it, you will have spent 12, gold for the house in total.
This home is one of the best in Skyrim for a Dragonborn who wants a house that is easy on the eyes. Plus, you won't need to commute to the Thieves Guild if you buy this home. Castle Volkihar functions as a player home once you complete the Dawnguard questline with the vampire faction. Once you kill Harkon, you gain ownership of the castle, and you can use it as a player home. Castle Volkihar has all the amenities a vampire lord would want in a player home. A vampiric feeding room, bed chambers, and even some storage space.
The only downside of this home is that your in-game family can't move here. Castle Volkihar is one of the best player homes in Skyrim because of its sheer size and unique-looking design. Complete five miscellaneous objectives in Riften and talk to his steward.
You should now be able to purchase Honeyside for 8, Gold. To make Honeyside cheaper, talk to Anuriel with at least 5, Gold and purchase the house. Regardless, Honeyside can be further upgraded. Purchasing every upgrade costs 4, Gold. Solitude's Proudspire Manor is locked behind two separate quests. Proudspire Manor costs 25, Gold with no means of reducing its cost. Upgrading the manor costs an additional 11, Gold. While at a hefty cost, this house grants an enchanting table, alchemy station, a children's room, and a whole host of mannequins and weapon racks to store items on.
Severin Manor is Solstheim's player home that can be found in Raven Rock. This is the only player home in the game that is completely free. To own this house, the "Served Cold" quest must be completed.
This is part of a longer quest chain that requires the "March of the Dead" and "The Final Descent" quests to be finished before "Served Cold" becomes available. Completing that quest chain will grant ownership of Severin Manor. This house also has no upgrades to purchase since it already has basic storage and crafting benches pre-installed. A smeltery, alchemy station, and enchanting table are included with the home.
Markarth's Vlinderel Hall has multiple acquisition methods that are each rather easy. You can complete three "requests" for Jarl Igmund—one of which includes assisting five Markarth NPCs, give Markarth to the Imperials during the "Season Unending" main quest to change the Jarl, or complete the "Liberation of Skyrim" quest. Those in a hurry to obtain the house will find helping the Jarl to be the fastest option. Regardless of which method you used, Vlindrel Hall can be purchased from the Jarl's steward for 8, Gold.
Upgrades for the house cost 3, Gold if you install a children's room, 4, Gold if you replace the room with an alchemy lab. Heljarchen Hall, a plot of land provided by the Jarl of Dawnstar, is locked behind the "Waking Nightmares" and "Kill the Giant" quests. The former is a Daedric quest, while the latter is a short quest that unlocks at level Talk to Skald the Elder once these objectives are complete.
While Proudspire Manor is the most expensive house in Skyrim - and costs even more to upgrade - it's also one of the best. Proudspire is found in Solitude, and, in addition to coming with lots of space, this three-floor home has a handy alchemy lab and is only a short walk from a nearby market filled with goods. It also has plenty of room to house children's quarters, which don't require players to sacrifice other amenities.
Additionally, it's got a nice patio with a view of the landscape. For completionists, buying Proudspire Manor is also needed to complete the " No Stone Unturned " side quest , since one of the Stones of Barenziah is found inside. The manor is spacious, coming complete with a cooking pot, small garden and other perks, like a forge and alchemy lab. There are plenty of additional benefits, but it has a big downside, in that neither a spouse nor children can move into it.
The location could also be better, but again, the price is definitely right. A part-time hobby soon blossomed into a career when he discovered he really loved writing about movies, TV and video games — he even arguably had a little bit of talent for it.
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