Home loan

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A player after fully paying off their home loan in New Horizons

A home loan, also known as a debt or mortgage, is an amount of Bells that is required to pay off in order to purchase or expand a player's home. After the player pays off the mortgage once, the price will increase. Once the house is fully expanded and paid off, the player will usually get a reward. In Animal Crossing, after the player pays off their mortgage, they will have a statue put up of them in front of the train station, the size and color of which depends on the order in which each of the four players accomplishes this.[nb 1] In Doubutsu no Mori e+, the player will additionally gain access to Animal Island (which, unlike Animal Crossing, does not require a Game Boy Advance connection). In Animal Crossing: City Folk, the player will receive a flag in front of their house that custom designs can be placed on. Paying off the mortgage in Animal Crossing: New Leaf unlocks theme challenges run by Lyle at the Happy Home Academy. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, paying off the final mortgage will cause any future exterior renovations to be completely free for the player. Animal Crossing: Wild World is the only game that does not feature a reward for the player after completing their mortgage.

Required Amounts

Doubutsu no Mori

Purchase Mortgage Cost Size
Buying house 19,800 Bells 4 x 4
First expansion 49,800 Bells 6 x 6
Second expansion 498,000 Bells 8 x 8
Total 567,600 Bells

Animal Crossing and Doubutsu no Mori e+

Purchase Mortgage Cost Size
Buying house 19,800 Bells 4 x 4
First main room expansion 148,000 Bells 6 x 6
Basement[nb 2] 48,000 Bells 8 x 8
Second main room expansion 398,000 Bells 8 x 8
Second floor 798,000 Bells 6 x 6
Total 1,410,800 Bells

Animal Crossing: Wild World

Purchase Mortgage Cost Size
Buying house 19,800 Bells 4 x 4
First main room expansion 120,000 Bells 6 x 6
Second main room expansion 298,000 Bells 8 x 8
Second floor 598,000 Bells 6 x 6
Left room 728,000 Bells 6 x 6
Right room 848,000 Bells 6 x 6
Back room 948,000 Bells 6 x 6
Total 3,559,800 Bells

Animal Crossing: City Folk

Purchase Mortgage Cost Size
Buying house 19,800 Bells 4 x 4
First main room expansion 120,000 Bells 6 x 6
Second main room Expansion 248,000 Bells 8 x 8
Second floor 368,000 Bells 6 x 6
Basement 598,000 Bells 8 x 8
Total 1,353,800 Bells

Animal Crossing: New Leaf

Purchase Mortgage Cost Size
Buying house 10,000 Bells 4 x 4
First main room expansion 98,000 Bells 6 x 6
Second main room Expansion 198,000 Bells 8 x 8
Second floor 298,000 Bells 4 x 4[nb 3]
1st Second Story Expansion 498,000 Bells 6 x 6
2nd Second Story Expansion 598,000 Bells 8 x 8
Basement 428,000 Bells 4 x 4
1st Basement Expansion 498,000 Bells 6 x 6
2nd Basement Expansion 598,000 Bells 8 x 8
Left Room 348,000 Bells 4 x 4
1st Left Room Expansion 498,000 Bells 6 x 6
2nd Left Room Expansion 598,000 Bells 8 x 8
Right Room 348,000 Bells 4 x 4
1st Right Room Expansion 498,000 Bells 6 x 6
2nd Right Room Expansion 598,000 Bells 8 x 8
Back Room 348,000 Bells 4 x 4
1st Back Room Expansion 498,000 Bells 6 x 6
2nd Back Room Expansion 598,000 Bells 8 x 8
Total 7,456,000 Bells
  • Total Floorspace: 320m²
  • Total Wallspace: 142m
  • Total Furnishable Tiles: 462
  • Floorspace Cost: 23,737 Bells per m2
  • Tile Cost: 16,441 Bells per tile

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Purchase Mortgage Cost Size
Buying a Tent 5,000 Nook Miles / 49,800 Bells[nb 4] 4 × 4
Buying a House 98,000 Bells 6 × 6
Main room Expansion 198,000 Bells 8 × 8
Back room 348,000 Bells 6 × 6
Left room 548,000 Bells 6 × 6
Right room 758,000 Bells 6 × 6
Second floor 1,248,000 Bells 12 × 6
Basement 2,498,000 Bells 12 × 6
Total 5,696,000 Bells

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp


Notes

  1. ↑ In order, the statues will be gold, silver, bronze, and jade; the gold statue is the same size as the player themselves, and the jade statue only reaches body height.
  2. ↑ Comes after the second main room expansion in Doubutsu no Mori+
  3. ↑ After the second story is constructed, the player may choose to expand existing rooms or construct additional rooms, in any order.
  4. ↑ The Bell cost is nominal: regardless of how the player responds when informed of the cost, Tom Nook will inform them that because the player doesn't have any Bells yet, they will be enrolled to pay off the initial fees using Nook Miles.

Gallery

  • A player's statue in Animal Crossing received after paying off all home loans

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    A player after paying off their home loan in City Folk

  • A player talking to Tom Nook after paying off their home loan in City Folk

  • A player after paying off their home loan in New Leaf

  • A player talking to Tom Nook after fully paying off their loan in New Leaf

  • A player after paying off their loan in Pocket Camp

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    Tom Nook handing the player their loan in New Horizons

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