Best Player Housing Mods

[PetesMcGueets]

Let's try to stick to Lore-Friendly homes in varied locations. Anything with more than three cells is too big.

Goodsprings Home

This one is nice and simple. Great starting house.

Mountain Camp

I love this one so much. Great views...especially if you have either Western Sky or Nevada Skies.

Buried Mobile Home

Great beginning home. Fun little hidden home near Mojave Outpost.

Edited March 15, 2012 by PetesMcGueets

[Fonger]

http://newvegas.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=44835 one cell, directly at a fast travel point, workbench, loading bench, working stove, "well rested" bed and more storage than you would ever use

[lquebecois]

Couriers Ranch And Vault

Small house in GoodSpring with a vault trap inside

21st Ranch House

Small house near the great kahn territory that have some button that sort all of your weapon and armor

Edited March 16, 2012 by lquebecois

[Astymma]

Action For Men

Great vault home with the addition of a collector's display room and over 200 50's era magazines scattered throughout the world to find and place in the room. Lore friendly backstory and nothing outrageous in the home, situated in Goodsprings.

[Gribbleshnibit8]

Shameless self promotion for Sortomatic Faction Safehouses. About as lore friendly as they get (modified vanilla locations) with minimal decorations or features other than a built in sorting system courtesy of Sortomatic.

 

If you're in the mood for more stuff (decorations, displays, etc), I've also got several other house projects that just aren't released. They're all about as lore friendly as a house specially made for the player can be (no baths or swimming pools, showers, mini neon signs, or massive armories), and all of them have sorters built in. Check out these screenshots for an example of the quality.

[betto212]

Shameless self promotion for Sortomatic Faction Safehouses. About as lore friendly as they get (modified vanilla locations) with minimal decorations or features other than a built in sorting system courtesy of Sortomatic.

 

If you're in the mood for more stuff (decorations, displays, etc), I've also got several other house projects that just aren't released. They're all about as lore friendly as a house specially made for the player can be (no baths or swimming pools, showers, mini neon signs, or massive armories), and all of them have sorters built in. Check out these screenshots for an example of the quality.

 

your victor house is good but i miss have more big vault containers side by side for store guns and armors

use a toolbox to store a rocket launcher spoil the fun

[Dudeman325]

Tossing in my vote for Wolfhorn Home. I always used Wolfhorn as a house before I started using mods, and this mod fixed my only complaint by adding a reloading bench and a workbench. Just a note, if you were using wolfhorn as a home already, make sure you take out anything that you've stored in the oven, as this mod changes it from a container to a campfire.

[eduardo4]

Goodsprings Farmhouse

 

So far the best one for me. Multi level, not overpowered, companion friendly, and even has some cool quests to get to know it.

 

Includes, purchasable upgrades, ability to grow crops, lighting, "well rested" bed, and assorted lore friendly crafting and sorting options.

 

Conveniently located next to Doc Mitchell . . .

[Kabobawsome]

Vertibird Player Home One of my favorite player homes. One cell, movable, weaponized (which requires ammo), and can be flown by the player.

Afterschool Special This one goes in my top ten mods list. One cell, Sortomatic, several quests, new NPCs, a new vendor, new crafting, grow-able plants. I haven't had a game running without this mod since I started using mods.

Underground Hideout New Vegas V4-4 I found this one recently, while watching a guy on YouTube, so I decided to try it out. A reactor system, an optional quest, grow-able plants, customizable to the maximum, and a custom sorting system, some sort of ordering thing using the Mojave mail box things and the Crimson Caravan. Almost breaches into not lore friendly, but lore shows that wireless networks, to some extent, are still a thing.