Moonlight Peaks House Upgrades: Level 1–5 Costs & Rooms

Quick answer: Repairing and fully upgrading the house costs 183,000 Coins, 240 Wood (or 220 Wood after haggling with Ridge), 25 Stone, 250 Planks, 150 Refined Stone, and 100 Hardwood Planks. Each of the five listed construction projects takes one in-game night.

Choose your current and target stage in the interactive House Upgrade Material Planner. It subtracts completed levels and applies the 70-Wood haggling branch automatically.

Complete House Upgrade Cost Table

The official Wiki's interior table lists one room at Level 1, two at Level 2, three at Level 3, six at Level 4, and seven at Level 5. Its room count is the source of record even where hallways, entryways, cubbies, or basement floors are shown separately.

How to Unlock House Upgrades

Complete Ridge's early quest A Roof Over Your Head. The first project repairs the farmhouse with 90 Wood, or 70 Wood if you take the published haggling branch. Later expansions are purchased from Howling Hammer.

Before confirming construction:

1. Clear objects and grass from the ground around the house footprint.
2. Bring the Coins and materials shown for the next stage.
3. Purchase the expansion from Ridge at Howling Hammer.
4. Wait one in-game night for the project to complete.

The Refiner and other Farm Helpers cover the production chain for Planks and Refined Stone. The money guide can help with the 183,000-Coin total.

Cumulative Totals by Target Level

These totals start from the damaged arrival house. If your save already completed one or more stages, use the planner instead of subtracting mixed materials by hand.

What Each Expansion Adds

Level 1: roof repair

The opening project repairs the farmhouse and increases the room size. It is part of the early Ridge progression rather than an 8,000-Coin room purchase.

Level 2: left room

The first paid expansion adds a room on the left. The published interior layout shows a 10×10 left room, a 4×4 hallway, and a larger 16×18 main room.

Level 3: right room

This stage adds a larger room on the right plus a cubby and hallway area. It is the first house project to require Planks and Refined Stone instead of raw Wood and Stone.

Level 4: attic, basement, and porch

The 50,000-Coin expansion adds the attic, basement, and front porch. The Wiki notes an unintended visual issue where part of the Level 5 tower can appear at Level 4; do not treat that appearance as an unlocked tower room.

Level 5: twin towers

The final 100,000-Coin project adds both attic towers and reaches the seven-room estate stage. This is the house progression tied to the Dracula Estate achievement.

Maximum-Level House Customization Prices

Exterior customization is available through Howling Hammer, with some options reserved for the final house stage.

These are category-option or kit prices. The page does not support multiplying every colour thumbnail into a fictional “buy everything” total.

Common House Upgrade Problems

The option is missing

Confirm that A Roof Over Your Head is complete and that you are speaking to Ridge at Howling Hammer. Recheck the price shown in your current game if a later patch changes progression.

Construction will not start

Clear grass, furniture, paths, and Farm Helpers from the required exterior footprint. Move recoverable objects first rather than destroying crops or permanent resources.

The game hangs after an upgrade

Patch 1.2.7 fixed an infinite loading screen related to house upgrades and Gramophone placement. Update the game and follow the house-upgrade loading troubleshooting if an older save still stalls.

Evidence Status

Source

• Official Moonlight Peaks Wiki — House — current construction costs, rooms, footprints, build time, customization prices, and Level 4 visual-issue note; reviewed September 9, 2026.

Related: House Upgrade Planner | Ridge | A Roof Over Your Head | Farm Helpers | Achievements | Money Guide