If you'd still be paying in crowns for the unfurnished version, then yes, it is absolutely worth it to get furnished.

If your choice is instead between "paying gold for unfurnished" and "paying crowns for furnished" then it depends entirely on how heavily you weigh the real money cost against the time cost of getting in-game gold to pay for everything, and that's not something anyone else can tell you.

The dollar per gold ratio for the furnished vs unfurnished seems to make funrnished a good deal IF crowns are not limited.

the gold vs crown dollar for houses in general favors large of small with crowns.

but, i would advise considering buying say two medium in game houses with gold and one medium in-game house with crowns furnished. Then take say 1/2 the furnishing in you furnished to split to the other two. At that point you have three "partially furnished homes." then look at each and buy a few things you must have from the individual crown furnishing windows.

my suspicion is (unless you are dead set of big house) you will have three properties at good locations with more available furnishing limits and more available "special item limits" and more functional space than you would have had with the single big one - and crowns to spare.

but really if you are set on large - i was until just before homestead - go crowns furnished - the mathn is just too good to not. The use gold to buy smaller properties when you want and scarf up some of the crown stuff to set them up.

Thats my take anyway.

I decided to get the Earthtear Cavern because it's huge and I bought it furnished which still leaves ton of space for additional furnishings. If you look at the crown store and add up the various cavern sets, it's an additional 11,500 crowns vs 3,300. 96 items in total if you buy the sets, so I don't know how many items come with the furnished house.

With the Craglorn cave I love the furniture. I have been a fan of the Redguard furniture which seems to be the main theme with that furniture. Elloa estimated if you buy the furniture for that cave individually it would cost 60k+ in crowns so getting it for a few thousand was a great deal. The majority of the furniture in the cave is purple Redguard designs so definitely not "junk" imo.

bought sleek creek and mournoth both furnished. i didn't care much about the interior in r/k as the courtyard is the place to be, there.

mournoth interior has some great potential with gold purchased additions and rearrangement.

worked for me.

ofc, ymmv.

DigitalShibby wrote: »

I bought my home prefurnished. Later realized those furnishings are about the most basic, ugliest, pieces of furniture available. Now all those items are completely filling my inventory since you can't deconstruct them, sell them, or do anything but delete them. So the option is to delete something you paid for, since there is no storage, or buy a second home to use as a storage unit until these items somehow find a place back into your home. Looking back it would have been smarter to get an empty house.

Use the free inn rooms as storage warehouses. Right now, that tiny tiny Vulkhel Guard inn room is my storage closet, but I may have to expand into using a second inn room as a storage closet eventually.