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Have you ever looked at the Neohome spotlight, and felt ashamed of your Neohome? Do you ever wish that you could have one of those amazing manors made of things that no one in there right mind would build a house out of, but couldn’t because you were lacing in neopoints? Well, Now you too can build your own amazing manor, with out breaking the bank. All you need is 30-80k Neopoints, and a dream.

Step 1: Location Location Location

Before you can build your house, you need to have a site to build it on! Not a problem however, as you have nearly all the Neopian worlds to choose from! However, before you jump the gun and buy land in Faerieland, you need to think about your budget.
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Designing and planning your neohome is crucial if you want your neopets to have a jolly good time and enjoy your neohome! With this guide written by a fellow neopian, you can’t go wrong!

Designing and Planning Your NeoHome

1. Sketch/draw the basic layout for your house, and figure out what materials and what furniture your going to need. I write furniture list like this:

FURNITURE ITEM Cost gotten
Zen Bed 1,000 NP DATE GOES HERE

Or something similar. Keep updating the list as SOON as you get stuff!

2. Land Why not pick an exotic location. The cheapest is Neopia at 1,000 but I’d prefer Mystery Island especially if you got a kougra ;) but, you get to live on an Island! How bad can THAT be? If you want desert is DEFIANTLY out of the question, especially if u can only afford a FIREPLACE! Talk about HOT! Haunted Woods-Not bad, But DEFIANTLY not for a scared pet! Tyrannia-No bad but your house may smell like dung :P YUCK! Terror mountain-You GOT TO have a heating system in this other wise your going to FREEZE! Faerieland-Probably the MOST costly but not bad for faerie pets!
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Have you always wanted a beautiful neohome? The kind people stare at when they walk past? Well you’ve come to the right place! Here I will take you from planning the layout of your neohome to the final touches!

Layout Planning

The first step to building a successful neohome is planning it out. Take a piece of paper and divide it into 25 squares. Then mark in each square whether it will be a room or a garden. Make your layouts interesting! Don’t have all rooms, (or all gardens), and vary your boundaries.

As you can see, I have colored the garden areas green, and the rooms grey. This does not have to be final; you can change your mind through out the building process. Make sure to have enough rooms!
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Now who wouldn’t enjoy the privacy or maybe not so private comfort of their brand new luxurious neohome! Rumored to be the all new craze in the loony planet neopia, these houses can be built from anything ranging from cardboard, chocolate, straw to expensive gold! The most intriguing thing about neohomes is that you are never done with 3 floors, you can build extensions to your home, build stairways and doors, have gardens, buy insurance, install different systems of lightings, decorate your walls and floor, buy furniture and place them in your neohome, and hold wild parties! Land for your neohome can range from neopia central to faerie land or the exclusive mysterious macarra seas.
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Getting a Lot

First off you have to get your land to build on. Now u can spend 25,000 points on a fairly land, or spend 1,000 points on a Neopian Central land that will, in the long run, look the same. Your choice, but because this is to have a Great but affordable NeoHome I suggest you go with the Neopian Central land.

Building/Designing

Ok now I know that a lot of people have hallways. But really what’s the point of them? Think about it…how much time do u spend in the hallways of your home? I’ll tell you, besides actually going to a room, none. You mostly spend your time actually in a room. Yes it might not make clear sense that you have not made a way for your pets to get to each room. But really in the long run you will save points by just leaving out the hallways which would just turn into a run-down square.
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