If your Dragonborn is hunting for a place to call home, and you're specifically interested in the player homes added by the mods in Tuxborn's load order, this is the page to go over those. If you want to look up info about the vanilla/AE homes, look at the Vanilla player homes available in Tuxborn page instead.

For mods where we have in-depth overview pages, their player homes are described on those pages. See the Quest mod overviews page for the list of those mods, or note the relevant links in the table below.

Here is a full list of known player homes available in mods in the Tuxborn load order.

Home name	Mod	Notes
Arcane Grotto	The Midden - Expanded	See below
Clockwork Castle	Clockwork	See Mod overview: Clockwork
Fort Valus	Wyrmstooth	See Mod overview: Wyrmstooth
Freywyn Hall	Midwood Isle	See Mod overview: Midwood Isle
Greenmore Manor	Beyond Reach	See below
Horndew Lodge	Falskaar	See Mod overview: Falskaar
House of the Arcane Arts	Carved Brink	See Mod overview: Carved Brink
Krovaxis	Krovaxis	See below
Multiple homes	Legacy of the Dragonborn	See Player homes in Legacy of the Dragonborn
Multiple homes	Project AHO	See Mod overview: Project AHO
Private tower in Helgen	Helgen Reborn	See Mod overview: Helgen Reborn
Snowdrift Estate	Warden of the Coast	See Mod overview: Warden of the Coast
Shanta Filibb	The Gray Cowl of Nocturnal - 10th Anniversary	See Mod overview: The Gray Cowl of Nocturnal
Tenmar Forest Hideout	Moonpath to Elsweyr	See Mod overview: Moonpath to Elsweyr
The Annals	Tsatampra Xiros	See below
The Asylum	Identity Crisis	See below
The Tower of Eyes	Waking Nightmare	See below

This is the player home available in Beyond Reach. It costs 40,000 gold, making it the most expensive known home in Tuxborn's load order, at least if you don't count the extra money to furnish out Fort Valus on Wyrmstooth.

Player feedback on this home is that it has a very high-class feel to it, and its middle area can be configured as either a luxury living room, or a combat room.

‼️ However, BIG CAVEAT AND SPOILER WARNING: ‼️

This Reddit post says that this home is DESTROYED depending on the choices you make in the Beyond Reach plot. Player LilBeee on the Tuxborn Discord confirms this.

So this is definitely NOT a good candidate for a primary home base for your Dragonborn, at least not once you finish Beyond Reach. While you're running that mod, though, it should serve very well as a home base if you have the gold to burn through to get it.

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This player home is very remote, in Winterhold. And will probably not be appropriate as a home base unless you are explicitly playing a vampire, and/or a follower of Molag Bal.

If you're game to try it, you will get a marker and quest objective leading to this house after you complete the House of Horrors quest.

Once you unlock the Stone of Reprisal, the house is yours.

As per the mod's page on Nexus, it has the following features:

• The vampire Elder Saaruk will inflict the player with Sanguinare Vampiris should they desire (Note: I made the decision NOT to include a Vampire Lord option to avoid conflicts with the Dawnguard DLC).
• Unwholesome Flesh will allow the enterprising vampire to feed without end.
• The Stone of Reprisal will allow the player to travel between the Riften and Solitude Halls of the Dead and back again.
• 3 custom storage containers (Cabinet of Curiosities, Embalming Station, and Ancient Weapon Cache) as well as 3 burial urns.
• 4 mannequins, 4 bookcases, 8 weapon racks, 1 bed (the Shrine Tender's Repose)
• All vanilla crafting including a custom smelter, enchanting table, and alchemy lab (Furnace, Shrine of Molag Bal, and Antiquitous Research)

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The Annals is a section of Apocrypha that you can claim as part of running the Tsatampra Xiros mod.

It includes the following features:

• The Antiquarian, a sort of mini-Hermaeus-Mora you can summon to guard the Annals
• A spell that teleports you to the Annals and back
• A Lurker familiar
• A Seeker familiar
• If and only if you have the Oghma Infinium, you can get a +5 skill buff to either the Warrior, Thief, or Mage skills, and can swap which buffs you get around

Finding the Annals and kicking off the mod happens at the Derelict Shanty overlooking the Sea of Ghosts.

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The Asylum is the player home you can get as part of playing the Identity Crisis mod. As you might guess from the name, the mod centers on Sheogorath, and the house is appropriately themed. It uses a bunch of the same assets as the dungeon in the Saints and Seducers Creation, so if you've played that as part of the Anniversary Edition, the Asylum will probably look familiar. It is located northeast of Windhelm, at the Abandoned Stable.

You will be given a quest objective to obtain the house, but other things you'll need to do to complete the mod must be discovered via player exploration.

The house comes with all crafting stations, and an assortment of storage chests and mannequins. Portals can be opened from the house back to Skyrim, and you will be expected to open the portals as part of completing the mod. A fourth custom one can also be added for a non-monetary price, which you will need to discover as part of the mod as well.

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The Arcane Grotto (not to be confused with the Abandoned Grotto) is down in the Midden, underneath the College of Winterhold. It's added in by The Midden - Expanded. So if you're playing a mage build, this may be a good choice for you.

Taking immediate control of the place is easy, as you must simply confront and kill its owner. There is however additional plot mileage you can play through once you do that, and a considerable amount of area to explore. So take the time to do this, and see what you can discover!

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This is the home you can get as part of running the Waking Nightmare mod. It's located in the Underkeep in the Ratway, next to Shadowfoot Sanctum. However, this house's theme is Vaermina. Which would suit a Dragonborn who explicitly follows that Daedric Prince, but any Dragonborn that does not may not find this the most suitable abode to acquire. As always, YMMV.

The design of the house is vertically oriented, suiting its name.

Amenities the house offers include:

• Access from anywhere via spell
• An unlockable merchant at the entrance if you perform a ritual involving a black soul gem, hagraven feathers, and a bone hawk skull
• A brazier at the very bottom of the house that can grant you temporary fortifications to a selected school of magic, which requires the Skull of Corruption to activate
• A Pool of Reflection, which grants you aetherial access to the various Jarls' palaces, and which even lets you fight the Jarls
• A full suite of crafting stations, and assorted containers

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Many thanks to the following users on the #txbn-general Discord channel:

• kennyloggins for initiating the original thread on #txbn-general where I originally posted most of this information
• LilBeee for additional information about Greenmore Manor, for pointing out the player home available in The Gray Cowl of Nocturnal - 10th anniversary, and for reporting in on Shadowdrift Estate
• locoron for the tip about Rains' Shelter existing in the world prior to beginning LOTD
• Kok0 for information about the Asylum, the Tower of Eyes, Krovaxis, and the Annals