Houses

Houses are interactable structures and a significant part of the ''Adopt Me! ''gameplay. They are the player's spawn point when they join the game, and they could be customized with an assortment of wallpapers, floors, and furniture. Players can lock and unlock their own houses to prevent players that are not in the owner's family from entering.

Doors of unlocked houses will swing open if a player is nearby; whilst the doors of locked houses will stay put. You are given a notice that they are locked if you try to enter them. Most of the houses in Adopt Me! could be bought using Bucks while some require a specific gamepass. It is possible to buy a gamepass pack consisting of cars, houses, etc, all together. Players can sell their houses for a price that is lesser than the cost price.

All Houses, except for those located in Premium Plots, can be found in the Neighborhood, which is an area separated from the Adoption Island.

Until the July 2018 update, houses could only be rented, which means that the players had to rent them again if they were to leave the game and re-join. Though, there is a game pass that sets the home around Adopt Me Island. Before the update, the original spawn point for players used to be the Nursery.

[Note: Furniture can NOT be moved from house to house.]

Types of Houses
There are currently 22 houses available in Adopt Me!, 4 of which can only be obtained by buying Gamepasses using Robux.

Tiny Home
The Tiny Home is the smallest house in the game. When a player joins Adopt Me! for the first time, they will spawn in a free Tiny Home, the Tiny Home could be considered to be the Starter House.

The Tiny Home has 3 rooms, a small living room area, a bathroom, and a bedroom. Players cannot throw parties in the tiny home. Upon buying it, the Tiny Home will be decorated with boxes, a modern-looking shower, an adult-sized bed, a crib, a couch, and a table by default.

Family Home
The Family Home is considered to be the first house that many people could buy using their own money. Family Homes are bigger than the Tiny Home, containing 2 floors and 5 rooms. The Family Home can be obtained in many ways.

The Family Home is featured in the Starter Pack, which costs, hence it could be bought with both Bucks and Robux.

If this house is bought using Robux, it will cost a total of. Since it is included in the Starter Pack, this is a one-time purchase. Players will also receive and a multi-bike upon buying the Starter Pack.

If not bought with Robux, this house costs. Similar to the Tiny Home, players cannot throw parties in the Family Home.

Pizza Place
The Pizza Place is a house that came out during the 'Own a Shop' update. It costs and it comprises of a kitchen which is pre-installed with all the goods required to create a pizza, a bathroom, and a considerable amount of space to create a player's very own restaurant.

It has 2 floors and comes with a cash register pre-installed. As of August 2020, cash registers are not functional.

Treehouse
The Treehouse is a house that was added during the 'Treehouse' update and could be bought for. It contains 3 rooms and 1 floor and has a staircase going up the tree leading to the house at the top.

Estate
The Estate is a larger, more expensive counterpart of the Family Home. It contains 6 rooms and 2 floors, making it a lovely mid-priced house to obtain.

The Estate could be bought for.

Castle
The Castle is the least expensive 3 storied house.

Although it has 9 rooms, most of the rooms that it has are very small, being the size of a small bathroom. The Castle costs.

Futuristic House
The Futuristic House has a pool inside of it and has a balcony.

It comprises of 5 rooms and could be bought for. It is one of the two houses that have a pool and do not cost Robux. Many view this as the best house for a party, since it is one of the biggest houses, yet it doesn’t cost Robux.

Mansion
The Mansion is a perfect house for people who have a fairly large budget. Mansions are like the Estate, but with a small third floor added on. Mansions have 7 rooms, which include 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, a living room, and a room that is not completely decorated. A Mansion could be bought for.

Party House
The Party House is one of the most expensive houses, costing a whopping.

It is vastly decorated on the outside, with lights on the balcony. The Party House includes a kitchen, one bathroom, one-bedroom, and two floors that contain no furniture.

Ruler's Castle
The Ruler's Castle is a 2 storied house and is the second most expensive house, only being right under the Luxury Apartments.

The house is decorated vastly on the inside, although not nearly as much on the outside. Upon buying the Ruler's Castle, a player gains access to 9 new rooms that comprise of 4 bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, a dining room, and a throne room. You can buy one for 6,899 bucks.

Modern Mansion
The Modern Mansion is a house that could only be obtained by buying it using Robux and costs.

This is nearly identical to the Gingerbread House. It has two floors with the doorway being on the side of the house unlike the majority of the other houses in Adopt Me!. It comes with 4 trees outside the mailbox and 3 trees on the top of the roof.

Shop House
The Shop House can be bought for. It comprises of 4 rooms, and could potentially be used to create a player's very own shop.

The logo located in front of the house is customizable and can be changed by the player. It could be changed to the icon of any item present in the player's inventory.

Gingerbread House
The Gingerbread House is a house that was added on the 7th of December, 2019, during the 2019 Christmas Event and could be bought for.

Celebrity Mansion
In order to obtain a Celebrity Mansion, a player must buy the Celebrity Mansion Gamepass, which costs, and comes with an SUV.

There is a chair present outside the house and stepping stones leading into the house. It has 3 floors, one of them being a pool. There are 3 rooms towards the upper side of the house with a door leading out to the roof.

Hollywood House
The Hollywood house costs and includes a theatre with multiple seats.

It has 4 big rooms and has 3 floors with a billboard-like sign outside of the house. The text present on the billboard sign can be edited by the player to their liking. It has 4 trees outside, with a red carpet leading into the doorway, giving players the exclusive feeling of what it feels like to live in Hollywood.

Millionaire Mansion
The Millionaire Mansion costs and comes with a Luxury Car, which cannot be traded.

It has a total of 3 floors and comes with a driveway outside of the house where a player can park their vehicle(s). At the top of the house, spotlights are shining with a couple of trees on both balconies and the helicopter landing. On the ground, there are trees.

Luxury Apartments
The Luxury Apartments house was released very recently, and it is the most expensive house and the largest house present in the game, costing.

It has a total of 22 rooms, along with a pool. Each room is very spacious, the Luxury Apartments have a balcony on every floor.

Fairy House
The Fairy House is a 3 storied house that was introduced to Adopt Me! on May 31st, 2019 during the Fairy update. It costs and is shaped like a mushroom.

Players can change the color of the mushroom. It also has leaves and flowers that surround the stems.

The Fairy House has a total of 3 rooms, one on the first floor and two on the second floor.

Donut Shop
Donut Shop costs, and is a small shop house that comes with a giant donut on the top.

Players can change the color of the donut's frosting by changing the color of the house. It comes with 2 rooms downstairs with a party room upstairs and is also decently furnished by default.

Dragon's Castle
The Dragon's Castle costs and is shaped exactly like a windmill house with a dragon on the top.

The dragon follows a player's movements with its head. There are 2 floors with 4 rooms and a door that leads to a balcony.

Mermaid Mansion
The Mermaid Mansion is a house that players can only buy with Robux.

It costs and the color of the shell can be changed by changing the color of the home. It comes in a bubble that surrounds the home and a couple of clams with pearls outside of the home. Inside the home, it comes with a pool in the center and some sea-related furniture. It has a total of 4 spacious rooms.

Pirate Ship House
The Pirate Ship House costs and has a total of 7 rooms. Similar to what its name depicts, the Pirate Ship House resembles a pirate ship.

Certain pieces of pirate furniture are also included in this house for free by default. There are two palm trees and a mast with the player's avatar on the outside of the house.

Furniture
Furniture is a key part of house decoration in Adopt Me!. Players can place up to 3900 furniture items in a single house. If a player attempts to place a furniture item when they exceed this limit, the item will not be placed and the player will not be charged.

Furniture can be placed/brought by clicking the purple "Edit" button located on the top of their screen while inside their house, or inside a house where the owner has allowed the player to build in using the Co-op Building table, and clicking the "Stuff" button. There are 12 categories to choose from when decorating a house which includes:

Pirate
Although Pirate is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 18 items, which are:

Sleek
Although Sleek is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 9 items, which are:

Modern
Although Modern is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 11 items, which are:

Simple Shapes
Although Simple Shapes is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 9 items, which are:

Magic
Although Magic is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 21 items, which are:

Tropical
Although Tropical is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 19 items, which are:

Pets
Pets related furniture are updated together with the pet feature, the furniture is particularly for pets. Although Pets is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 19 items, which are:

Fairy
Although Fairy is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 14 items, which are:

Forest
Although Forest is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 12 items, which are:

Mermaid
Although Mermaid is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 13 items, which are:

The Future
Although The Future is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 11 items, which are:

Donut Shop
Although Donut Shop is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 19 items, which are:

Pizza Place
Although,the Pizza Place is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 30 items, which are:

Castle
Although the, Castle is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 45 items, which are:

Fashion
Although the, Fashion is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 34 items, which are:

Gingerbread
Although the, Gingerbread is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 9 items, which are:

Eastern
Although Eastern is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 15 items which are:

Cute
Although the, Cute is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 45 items, which are:

Living Room
This section of "Stuff" has 7 sections which include:

Seating Rugs TVs 

Tables Office Storage Trees Note: On August 9th, 2019, at 11:00 PM CET, there was an update which made the Money Tree to come back. Now instead of giving 10 bucks every 5 minutes, the Money Tree now gives 100 bucks every day.

Bathroom
There are four sections inside the bathroom category, which include:

Mirrors Sinks Counters

Cleanliness

Kitchen
There are 8 sections inside the Kitchen Category, which include:

Counters Found in the Bathroom Category.

Sinks Found in the Bathroom Category.

Cooking Trashcans Fridges Storage Found in the Living Room section.

Tables Found in the Living Room section.

Trees Found in the Living Room section.

Bedroom
The Bedroom Category Contains 7 sections, which include:

Beds

Rugs Found in the Living Room section.

Trashcans Found in the Kitchen section.

Tables Found in the Kitchen and Living Room section.

Storage Found in the Kitchen and Living Room section.

Seats Found in the Living Room section.

Trees Found in the Kitchen and Living Room section.

Baby Stuff
Baby stuff is a category without any sections, but they do have items which include:

Party
Party is a category without any sections, but they do have items which include:

Rare
Although Rare is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 10 items which include:

Windows
Although Windows is a category, it has no sub-categories, but has 7 items, which are:

Doors
Although Doors is a category, it has no sub-categories. Although it has 5 items, which are:

Posters
Although Posters is a category, it has no sub-categories. Although, it does have 13 items, which are:

Lights
Although Lights is a category, it has no sub-categories. Although, it does have 22 items, which are:

Fans
Although Fans is a category, it has no sub-categories. Although, it does have 5 items, which include:

Decoration
Although Decoration is a category, it has no sub-categories. Although, it does have 24 items, which include:

Walls and Floors
Walls and Floors are a very key part to decorating your house in Adopt Me!. They make your surrounding, and there are plenty to choose from.

Parties
A player can invite everyone in the server to their house for a "party" or an important meetup, such as trade hangouts and restaurant roleplays, etc.

If you want invites from everyone, you have to turn it on in the settings.

To start a party, you must go to the front of the house, interact with the mailbox, and select the "Invite to party" option. You must type out the name and details of the party before you can send the invitations to everyone. You cannot invite players to a party if you have a Tiny House or a family home, and the cheapest house where you can send invites to a party is a Pizza Place.When invitations are sent, players receive a notice and can choose to either view the invitation or ignore it. If the player chooses to view the invitation, they will see the invitation showing their username, the username of the party owner, the party owner's party rating, the type of house the party owner owns, and the name and details of the party.If the player chooses to accept the invitation, the game sets the GPS to the party owner's house. When the player reaches there, the party owner will welcome them in.

When a player leaves the house, they must rate the party and how they felt (Sad, Happy, Excited), which influences the party owner's party rating. The party lasts for 10 minutes or until the party owner leaves the server. The house cannot be locked during a party. Not being able to lock your house can get annoying especially if nobody comes and you and your pet need to do the basics and activities to earn bucks but you don't want anybody coming in your house and using the facilities.

Scammers often use Parties as a way to lure innocent players into scamming which is not the purpose of parties.

Out-of-bounds area
The interior of the houses in Adopt Me! is considered to be a whole different map. A known bug allows players to enter and even build in an out-of-bounds area of their home using furniture such as couches or chairs.

This was not meant to be a part of the original gameplay, however, Adopt Me! does not plan to patch this bug and in some cases has even encouraged players to build in the area outside of their homes.

Players often build different creations or even separate homes in this area. This bug is achieved by being pushed through a stroller through the walls of the house. This is possible because the house is a different map/server than the neighborhood, and since the stroller has no hitbox, the player inside the stroller can be pushed through the wall and jump outside into the out-of-bounds area. Players can also build on Adoption Island by glitching out of their houses and flying to it.