How to get the Mountain House in Adopt Me

While many pet owners are doubtless excited about the time-limited Frost Unicorn released during the recent Mountain House Update of Roblox Adopt Me, the flagship feature of the update is in its name — the Mountain House. Houses are where you spawn into the world and serve as the place to host Parties and invite friends over for family roleplay. However, every house is limited by its size, such as the default Tiny Home possessing only three rooms. Conversely, the Mountain House is anything but limited in its interior space, featuring a massive pocket dimension with a colossal bridge, grassy ridges, islands, and snowy mountain peaks. Here’s how you can own one yourself.

Related: How to get the Frost Unicorn in Adopt Me

Unlocking the Mountain House in Roblox Adopt Me

Whether you want to show off your status to your peers or need a bigger home for holding large Parties, you can purchase the Mountain House in Roblox Adopt Me for $3,000 in-game Cash. If you prefer to obtain this investment via Robux, you will need to spend around $25. Alternatively, using efficient strategies, you can play as a Baby with a Pet and farm thousands of Cash for several hours. In our case, we chose the freemium route and grinded money for approximately five hours by completing tasks such as camping to raise the funds.

However you choose to earn the $3,000, we can confidently say that the effort to unlock the Mountain House in Roblox Adopt Me is well worth it. To make the purchase in Roblox, use the Edit Home UI in your home or interact with your Mailbox. Next, select “Add New” and scroll down to the Mountain House. 

Based on our testing, you can freely use your vehicles and set up Roblox furniture anywhere on the multi-leveled landscapes of the Mountain House in Adopt Me. In other words, buying the Mountain House is not merely investing in a spacious residence but acquiring your own gigantic island.

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Ethan Webb

From spending endless hours discovering secrets in Paper Mario: TTYD to farming monster parts for a new Bowgun in Monster Hunter Rise, Ethan has always been a gaming enthusiast who passionately loves what he writes about. Since 2021, he has covered Game Guide content for multiple sites, with additional experience in writing coming from his double major Bachelor's Degree in Media & Comm. and Business Admin at Yengnam University in South Korea. Ethan enjoys a wide range of games from various genres, such as Minecraft, Pokémon, Final Fantasy, Fortnite, Roblox, and more.

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