It’s worth noting that apartments seem to be the same size as FC rooms, and you can own both at the same time. If you want a big space for you and your friends, you’d probably much prefer the biggest estate you can find. If you’re looking for a small sanctuary to call your own, you’ll be fine with an apartment. Compared to an estate this can seem small, since even the smallest estate has two floors and the entire yard outside. The biggest difference is obviously that you get a single room with an apartment. Depending on what your goals are with player housing these might be important to you, or they might be no big deal. There are a few big differences between apartments and estates. While here, you can also click on Estate Settings to manage any player housing you have access to, and this is where you would go to vacate your apartment. To manage your furnishings go to Social > Housing. For inspiration on designs and to see what other people are doing, check something like tumblr or housingsnap to browse pictures and albums of other players’ interior decorating. If you’re looking for resources outside of the game, check ff14housing for a huge compendium of housing items. If you’re looking for a wider range of furnishings, you can buy or craft tons of housing items, so the marketboard is often the best place to go. They’ll also sell you items like NPC permits, a few orchestrion rolls, flowerpots, seeds, and soil. You can buy a number of furnishings from the Apartment Merchant in the lobby. Decorating Your ApartmentĪs mentioned before, you can only use indoor furnishings to decorate your apartment. You’ll need to vacate your current apartment in order to purchase another one, regardless of housing district. You can only own one apartment at a time. There needs to be space in the building (there are 90 units), and you’ll purchase the first available unit in the list. The Apartment Caretaker will allow you to purchase an apartment for 500,000 gil. Head to an apartment building in a residential ward and enter the lobby. This will be Lily Hills in The Lavender Beds, The Topmast in Mist, The Sultana’s Breath in The Goblet, and Kobai Goten in Shirogane. The buildings always have a designated aethernet shard just outside. There’s one apartment building in every residential ward. If you specifically want an apartment in Shirogane, you need to have also progressed to a certain point in the MSQ, which is completing the quest ‘ Not without Incident‘. You must also hold the rank of second lieutenant or higher in your Grand Company. To purchase an apartment you must have reached level 50 on any job. You may have 100 indoor furnishings stored, and another 100 indoor furnishings placed. You can also place orchestrions, summoning bells, crystal bells, armoires, and NPCs like menders, materia melders, junkmongers, and more. Place up to two of these in your apartment and you can grow plants or crops individually. You can buy flowerpots from the Apartment Merchant in the lobby under ‘Purchase Furnishings (Other)’. Remember that Chocobo stables need to be cleaned with a magicked stable broom, and this is a shared responsibility among everyone who uses the stables. You can use the stable to give your Chocobo extra experience and to change its colour. There’s also a delivery moogle in the lobby. There’s a marketboard and summoning bell right here, as well as a Chocobo stable that you have access to. Teleporting to this will actually take you outside your apartment building, which is probably better. You get a new teleport option under the ‘Others’ tab for your apartment.

It’s kind of like the inn room except you can customize it, and there’s no glamour dresser (…yet, but fingers crossed this gets added to player housing). You get access to a room of your own to decorate. Here’s what you need to know about buying an apartment, what features you get, and the differences between apartments and other player housing. You can get it immediately and start scratching that interior decorating itch. It’s instanced housing, so there’s much more availability, and you don’t have to wait for any timer. If you’re fed up trying to purchase an estate, and you have a comfortable amount of gil, consider buying yourself an apartment. It’s also very frustrating when somebody else gets it, especially if you suspect them of using a bot or script to automate the clicking. You have to camp outside the plot and wait for hours just mindlessly clicking the placard, which is all kinds of boring. If you’ve ever tried to buy an estate you know that it’s not a pleasant activity.

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