Which House Reigns Supreme? 14 Best Houses Ranked in Oblivion Remastered!
The idea that a house in Cyrodiil should only look good on the outside is completely wrong. The spaces in the game are sometimes so worthless that they are not even worth the price paid for them. And sometimes they are so suitable that they even give you a sense of comfort in the game and act as a storage for you. What is in front of you is the best houses ranked in Oblivion Remastered of the thirteen houses in the game. These houses are available for purchase, four of which have free DLC and a special bonus. This guide also examines how to place these houses.

- The Cheapest House to Start the Game
- Mid-Range Homes That Shouldn't Be Ignored
- All About A Cheap Bonus Reward
- Pricier and Fancier Tier
- Properties of The Free DLC
- Priory of the Nine Which is Odd One Out
- Full Ranking All Thirteen Properties From Worst to Best
- Final Words about the Best Houses Ranked in Oblivion Remastered
The Cheapest House to Start the Game
The first house that players will encounter in this game is a house in the Imperial City Waterfront. Vinicia Melissaeia in the Office of Imperial Commerce sells this house for 2,000 gold after upgrading. Of course, note that Sergius Verus upgrades in Three Brothers Trade Goods cost 3,660 gold before bargaining. The house mentioned is both safe and a good place to store things. But in the list of the best houses, it can be placed at the bottom of the ranking table.
Mid-Range Homes That Shouldn't Be Ignored
If we were to rank the houses in this game, several of these houses are in the middle and can be valuable to you without paying a lot of money. These houses are as follows:
- Bravil House, which can be purchased from Count Regulus Terentius for 4,000 gold and can be obtained by upgrading from Nilawen in The Fair Deal.
- Benirus Manor (Anvil), which is uninhabited and can be purchased for only 5,000 gold. You can rest in this house and start the spirit cleansing work related to Where Spirits Have Lease from there. Note that you can turn this house into a furnished house with a balcony without any upgrades.
- Leyawiin House, which is sold by Count Marius Caro for 7,000 gold. This house is available with Gundalas, who provide upgrades in Best Goods and Guarantees.
- House Bruma, which is obtained by upgrading with Suurootan in Novaroma and can be purchased for 10,000 gold.
Details about The Anvil Manor Questline
One of the houses in the ranking of the best houses ranked in Oblivion Remastered, which is much more complex than other houses, is called Benirus Manor. Note that after accessing the house, and after tracking the identity of the spirit, you will encounter the depths of the house's basement and in the end you will be able to completely rebuild it, including balconies and .... The important point in this mansion is that you will get an upgrade without even paying an extra coin.
All About A Cheap Bonus Reward
You can get a reward in exchange for being invisible, which has nothing to do with your side mission, which may not even be a house, but a single bed to rest. This reward is placed in the ranking of the current one and although it is not superior to completing the mission and is not luxurious, it is superior to the Imperial City Waterfront due to being free.
Pricier and Fancier Tier
The houses in the best houses ranked in Oblivion Remastered will become more luxurious due to the presence of fame. These include the following houses.
- Chorrol House (Arborwatch) which costs 20,000 gold and is promoted by Countess Arriana Valga and provides upgrades in Northern Goods and Trades with Seed-Neeus.
- Skingrad House (Rosethorn Hall) which can be purchased from Shum gro-Yarug for 25,000 gold and is promoted and promoted by Gunder at Colovian Traders. Note that you must hire servants to upgrade this house.
Properties of The Free DLC
There are four houses in the game, and although their upgrade paths are very complex and different, you can get them for free. These houses have a place in the ranking. These houses are:
- Battlehorn Castle, which you can get by clearing the raiders from a castle near Chorrol. Upgrades for this house are done from Nilphas Omellian at the Merchant's Inn.
- Frostcrag Tower, which is near Bruma and can be obtained from Aurelinwae at the Mystic Emporium before unlocking upgrades. To get to this house, you need a locked tower and a book to read.
- Deepscorn Hollow, which is an underwater entrance south of Leyawiin. This entrance has a vampire theme and its renovations are sold by Rowley Eardwulf at Wawnet's Inn.
- Dunbarrow Cove is a pirate-themed cove south of Anvil that is free of skeletons and is upgraded by Dahlia Rackham on the Sea Tub Clarabella.
Priory of the Nine Which is Odd One Out
The Priory of the Nine is on this list, and can only be used once the associated storyline has been completed. There is a chapel and a special stable in this house. Note that the use of this house will be delayed until the end of the story.
Full Ranking All Thirteen Properties From Worst to Best
What follows is a ranking of the best houses in the game, ranked by cost, comfort, and utility, from bottom to top.
- Leyawiin House, which is very expensive and disappointing.
- Dunbarrow Cove House, which has an attractive theme but is difficult to access.
- Imperial City Waterfront Shack, which is cheap, simple, and in an inconvenient location.
- Als Well bonus bed, which is free and therefore superior to the Waterfront hut.
- Skingrad Manor, which is very expensive and only suitable for showing off.
- Bruma House, which is a fantasy, sturdy, and very affordable house.
- Priory of the Nine, which is designed for role-playing. However, if we want to use it as a practical base, there will be problems.
- Benirus Manor (Anvil) which can be a real bargain after completing the Conqueror quest.
- Bravil House is reasonably priced and useful for Thieves Guild members.
- Battlehorn Castle looks impressive and is very comfortable.
- Deepscorn Hollow is a vampire-themed house suitable for strong construction.
- Chorrol's Arborwatch which is the best location in the game.
- Frostcrag Spire has a magic-making combination and is good for storage space and is convenient and compact. This house can be considered a winner.
Final Words about the Best Houses Ranked in Oblivion Remastered
In our ranking of the best houses ranked in Oblivion Remastered, we found that Frostcrag Spire outperforms every other house and this advantage is due to its versatility and central layout. If we want to introduce the best house in terms of location, we should mention Arborwatch in Chorrol and if you are looking for a place to role-play, look for Deepscorn Hollow or Priory of the Nine. Now, to learn about the missions, builds, and hidden content of this game, you should read a full Oblivion Remastered Guide.

