Real Estate
One of the biggest wishes among Red Dead Online players has always been the ability to own and build their own home—a feature that was never added to the game. In The Tackroom, we’re making that wish a reality with a RedM housing system that lets you claim or construct your own homestead, turning the frontier into a true home.
Players can settle into a pre-existing house, seamlessly moving into one of the many native structures across the world. For those who want a more personal touch, The Tackroom Real Estate system allows you to design and build a custom homestead by gathering resources like wood and stone, creating an immersive experience that RDO never offered.
From cozy cabins in the mountains to expansive ranches with barns and corrals, The Tackroom lets you create a home that fits your RedM adventure. Whether you’re a rancher, outlaw, or trader, your story deserves a place to call home.
Native Houses
Players can choose from a variety of pre-existing homes scattered throughout the vast world of Red Dead Redemption II. These native structures range from modest treehouses to grand mansions, catering to different tastes and needs. Here are a few examples:
- Small Treehouse – Nestled within the forests, these cozy retreats offer a unique and secluded living experience, perfect for those who prefer life among the treetops.
- Rustic Cabins – Tucked away in the wilderness, these charming cabins provide a simple yet peaceful home for those who enjoy solitude and nature.
- Farmhouses – Ideal for aspiring ranchers or farmers, these homes come with barns and open fields, offering the perfect setup for livestock and agriculture.
- Victorian Mansions – For those seeking luxury, these grand estates boast multiple rooms, sprawling grounds, and intricate architectural details.
With so many housing options available, players can find the perfect place to settle down and immerse themselves in their story.
Community Houses
Community Homes are small, shared neighborhoods built right into the world of The Tackroom. These spaces are designed for multiple players to live together in close-knit areas, each with access to shared barns, open spaces, and other useful amenities. Whether you’re a lone wanderer looking to connect with others or part of a group seeking a communal homestead, these areas offer a welcoming place to call home.
Players can choose from a variety of pre-built homes scattered across the map—each with its own charm and story. From humble hideouts to stately dwellings, there’s something for every personality and playstyle
MLO
Players have the opportunity to donate the cost of an MLO to bring a specific location into the server. This donation goes toward acquiring the file and integrating it into the world, making it available for you to live in. Since this is a donation to the server, it helps support the continued development and enhancement of the game environment.
Most often, these MLOs are custom homes in buildings that normally can’t be entered. Once the MLO is added, the donor gets to live in the location they purchased, adding a unique personal touch to their in-game experience. If you’ve got your eye on a specific house or property, this is a way to make it a reality!
Interested in bringing your dream home to The Tackroom? Reach out to discuss available options!
Custom YMaps
Players have the freedom to build their own home and create a permanent homestead within the world. Whether you’re looking for a small, functional home or a sprawling ranch, you can design your space to fit your vision.
For those wanting a fully custom homestead, players can choose their home size, layout, barn, pens, fencing, and more within specific size limits. These permanent map additions ensure your home becomes part of the world, allowing for true long-term settlement and customization.
Features:
- Custom interiors to personalize your space.
- Decorate your home with furniture from our furniture menu.
- Functional storage for added convenience.
- Permanent placement in the game world.
Your land, your vision—build your frontier legacy in The Tackroom.