NeoHome

A NeoHome is a house which a user can build, customise and furnish to their liking. The ability to build NeoHomes was released on the 8th March 2001. They can be built all over Neopia with many different materials, with prices to match.

Basics

Neighbourhoods

Users can build their NeoHome in certain areas of Neopia.

Neopia Central Main Street Market Street Neopia central Avenue Bread Street Soup Alley Winding Wood Drive Magical Road Rainbow Lane Market Square Cairn Close Bracknell Road Wishing Well Drive Aisha Avenue Chia Close Guild Street Mystery Island Tiki Tack Street Coconut Road Harbour Lane Fruity Path Training Square Safari Lane Island Crescent Spooky Woods Terror Road Evil Street Tombstone Road Ghoul Close Spider Lane Dark Forest Path

Terror Mountain Freezy Path Icy Road Summit Strip Ski Lodge Close Alpine Avenue Snowball Close Abominable Avenue Blizzard Lane Faerieland Faerie Castle Road Earth Faerie Close Dark Faerie Path Air Faerie Avenue Faerie Lane Water Faerie Way Fire Faerie Crescent Tyrannia Ugg Road Tyrammet Close The Plateau Fiery Crescent Volcano Lane Swamp Road

Lost Desert Tezoatl Row Pyramid Parade Dune Street Sakhmet Main Street Sakhmet Slums Sandy Lane Sphinx Road Delta Close Meridell Turnip Close Meri Acres Royal Parade Illusens Forest Drive Peaky Stone Verdant Valley Road Scenic Drive Ixi Meadows Draik Row Meri Street Roo Island Tangleberry Drive Lemberry Lane Chievely Canyon Membury Close Crypt of Doom Road Sea View Terrace Little Paddock Road Meteor Street

Brightvale Learned Street Hagan Row The Knowledge Highway Scholarly Crescent Knowitall Road Potionery Avenue Education Lane Mote Row Maraqua Slugawoo Drive Coral Crescent Kelp Square Canyon Crevice Palace Way Deep Sea Row Fisherman's Square Sea Shell Circle The Ruined Path Bubbling Pit Road

Darigan Citadel Kass Street Minion Lane Lord Darigan's Landing Cell Block Row Dungeon Drive Arena Avenue Darigan Drive Long Fall Canyon Desolate Circle Lava Pit Way Moonlit Path Pitfall Path Drackonack Ridge Shenkuu Cyodrake Lane Squibble Berry Lane Urchin Row Sandan Circle Tomamu Road Prampet Boulevard Hoban Harbor Mossy Way Bridge Street Tuan Path Sailors Alley Linae Close Kentari Crescent Anshu Drive Bluchard Root Canyon Juma Square Gikerot Ridge

Rooms

Users can select which type of material they would like a room built with.

Material	Cost
Cardboard	150
Straw	250
Twigs	300
Bamboo	400
Wood	500
Chocolate	650
Jelly	750
Stone	800
Brick	1,000
White Chocolate	1,200
Marble	1,500
Silver	2,500
Cloud	4,000
Gold	7,500
Transparishield	14,500
Iced	30,000
Asparagus	60,000
Sand	65,000
Tatami	70,000

Extensions

Players have the option of adding extensions to their NeoHome. As of November 2006, adding extensions to a NeoHome does nothing to its appearance, but the added features are displayed under the NeoHome link on a user's User Lookup. All extensions start at level 0, and new extensions are available with the more rooms add.

Level	Type	Cost per room
Carpet
0	Bare Floor	0
1	Dirt and Weeds	20
2	Straw	40
3	Linoleum	60
4	Wood	80
5	A nice Rug	100
6	Imitation Brick	120
7	Quality Carpet	150
8	Plush Carpet	200
9	Marble	350
Lighting
0	Darkness	0
1	Candles	25
2	Torches	50
3	Gas Lamps	100
4	Electric Lamps	150
5	Fashion Lamps	400
6	Chandeliers	850
Central Heating
0	Nothing	0
1	Basic Heating	10
2	Heat Lamps	20
3	A Warm Fireplace	50
4	Immersion Heating	100
5	Electric Radiators	300
6	Neo Heating System	450
Wallpaper
0	Nothing	0
1	Nasty Ripped Paper	10
2	Cheap Blue Wallpaper	20
3	Green Pattern Wallpaper	30
4	Retro Wallpaper	40
5	Nice Patterned Wallpaper	50
6	Stainproof Wallpaper	60
7	Royal Wallpaper	80
Insurance
0	No Insurance	0
1	Basic Insurance	20
2	Sharky Insurance	50
3	Buzz-Extra Protection	75
4	Complete Chia Cover	120
5	Peophin Platinum	180

Neogarden

Neogardens are gardens users can build to complement their NeoHomes, a feature created on 3 May 2002. Users fill up their garden with items bought from the Gardening Centre or other participating stores.

Neohome Spotlight

Only Neohomes 2.0 Neohomes can be entered in the spotlight

Trivia

• Neogarden Day took place on May 24, 2006, releasing new garden related items (4 Gnomes, 3 weapons for the Battledome, 4 Maraquan garden items, and 4 vegetable gardens).
• A Shenkuu themed room (called Tatami) users could create in their NeoHome was released on September 21, 2006.

External Links

• NeoHome
• NeoHome FAQ
• Neopets TCG: Meridell Gardens, Darigan Gardens, Royal Faerie Gardens
• Caption Competition: #59, #728
• Help File: How do I build a home for my Neopets, How do I see my Neopets in my NeoHome?, How do I put furniture in my Neohome?, How do I take furniture out of my Neohome?, My furniture isn't saving its position, what is wrong?, I have messed up my furniture, how do I get it back to how it was before?, How do I move furniture in my Neohome?, How do I get security systems and heating for my Neohome?, Can I move my neohome to a different address?, On an extension option at the neohomes,it usually states either remove or update, if you remove, will it remove a level or the whole thing?, Is it possible, after construction of a room to add extra entrances?, Why don't I have the option for all the extensions?, I demolished a room, where's my furniture?, Can I demolish my Neohome?, How do I name my rooms?
• Editorial: 4, 7, 19, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 42, 43, 45, 46, 48, 54, 55, 56, 57, 72, 73, 74, 76, 81, 96, 100, 103, 105, 106, 135, 138, 139, 142, 145, 146, 148, 149, 159, 168, 170, 172, 173, 174, 188, 194, 196, 198, 202, 205, 218, 221, 222, 240, 244, 248, 252, 258, 259
• Selected Fansite: Neohomes and Gardens Guide