TotK House Guide: Home on Arrange, All 18 Room Prices and Tips

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has no ready-made house to buy. Instead you buy a plot of land from Hudson Construction in Tarrey Town and use Ultrahand to put a home together from individual rooms. The side quest is called Home on Arrange. This page covers the requirements, the costs, all 18 room types and a sensible way to build. For the Hateno Village house from Breath of the Wild, see BotW house guide.

How do you start Home on Arrange?

1. Finish the side adventure Mattison’s Independence. Hudson and Rhondson’s daughter Mattison is moving to Gerudo Town; once she has left, Rhondson can get back to selling dream homes. See TotK side adventures.
2. Talk to Rhondson at Hudson Construction in Tarrey Town (Show on map) and choose “A dream home, please!”
3. Pay 1,500 rupees. Rhondson says the land alone would normally cost 3,000 rupees, but she offers a land-and-rooms deal for 1,500. If you’re short, she holds the plot for you until you come back.

Where is the plot and what do you do there?

The plot is southeast of Tarrey Town, on the hill to the left of a shrine, which is Rasitakiwak Shrine. The map labels it Link’s House (Show on map). Grantéson from Hudson Construction waits behind a small wooden stand.

Talk to Grantéson and he sets out the two rooms included in your deal:

• Foyer, the room with the front door;
• Bedroom, where you can sleep to fill your hearts.

Both are covered in nets that come off once construction is finished. Then:

1. Use Ultrahand to move both rooms inside the roped-off area. You can rotate them and attach them to each other.
2. Only rooms sold by Hudson Construction may sit inside the rope. Clear anything else out first.
3. Tell Grantéson “I’m done building.” He inspects the house. Rooms that stick out past the rope, or that wobble because they aren’t stable, fail the inspection.
4. When it passes, Rhondson comes over with a commemorative gift, the Hudson Construction Fabric (fabric for your paraglider), and the quest is complete.

How much does each of the 18 rooms cost?

After the quest, talk to Grantéson and choose “I’ll buy or preview rooms!” to buy more. Previewing is free, so you can set a room out and walk inside before you decide.

How do the stand rooms, paddock and gallery work?

• Weapon, Bow and Shield Stand Rooms: each has three stands, and you can buy three of each room, so the house can hold up to nine weapons, nine bows and nine shields. Good for spare gear you want to keep but not carry.
• Paddock: ask Grantéson to bring a horse over and he contacts the Stable Association. Only horses registered at a stable can be kept; register a wild horse at a stable first. See TotK horses.
• Gallery: show Grantéson a picture and he paints a copy to hang in the room, so you need the camera first. See Purah Pad upgrades.
• Blessing Room: it works like any other Goddess Statue. See TotK Goddess Statues.

Grantéson will also buy items from you if you choose “I want to sell.”

What is a good way to build?

1. Finish Mattison’s Independence, then save 1,500 rupees. If you’re short, see TotK rupee farming.
2. Place the two free rooms and pass the inspection to get the Hudson Construction Fabric.
3. Add rooms that do something: the Weapon, Bow and Shield Stand Rooms (600 each), a Kitchen (400) and a Paddock (400). Those five come to 2,600 rupees, or 4,100 rupees including the 1,500 to start.
4. Leave stairs, ponds and flower beds for last. Remember the 15-room limit, and the foyer and bedroom already take two slots.

How does it relate to the Breath of the Wild house?

• The house Link bought in Hateno Village in Breath of the Wild is still there in Tears of the Kingdom, but Zelda lives in it now and there are no upgrades to buy. The bed and cooking pot still work, and Zelda’s diary, on the desk in the room below Zelda’s Secret Well, starts the side quest A New Champion’s Tunic (see the TotK side quest list).
• That is why “Link’s House” on the Tears of the Kingdom map points to the new plot near Tarrey Town.
• The builder changed too. In Breath of the Wild it was Bolson Construction, where Hudson worked as a carpenter before going off to found Tarrey Town. In Tears of the Kingdom Hudson and Rhondson run their own Hudson Construction.