Forza Horizon 6 – All Player House Locations, Prices, and Perks

Player Houses in Forza Horizon 6 are more than cosmetic garage spaces. Each house gives you a passive perk once owned, such as daily Wheelspins, extra Credits from certain event types, Autoshow discounts, Estate building access, or extra garage display slots.

There are 8 player houses across Japan, and most of them are tied to Discover Japan Stamp progression before you can buy them. The first one, Mei’s House, is free and becomes available through early progression. The rest require Credits, VIP access, or specific Stamp tiers.

1. How Player Houses Work in Forza Horizon 6

Player Estates

Player Houses are purchasable properties across the Japan map. Each one gives you a garage space and a passive perk after you own it. Some houses are unlocked early, while later properties require Discover Japan Stamp progression before they can be purchased.

1. Progress through the early game until houses become available.
2. Open the map and look for Player House icons.
3. Check the required Stamp level and Credit price.
4. Drive to the house location on the map.
5. Buy the property if you meet the requirement.
6. Use the perk immediately after purchase.

2. All Player Houses Locations

There are 8 player houses in Forza Horizon 6. Use this table first, then follow the detailed sections below for clearer location and buying advice.

2.1. Mei’s House

Mei’s House location

Mei’s House is your first player estate in Forza Horizon 6. It is located in southern Ohtani, northeast of Tokyo City, along the main road heading north from Tokyo toward the Horizon Festival.

Because it is free and includes the Wheeler Dealer perk, claim it as soon as it becomes available if you want access to Autoshow car trading.

2.2. Yashiki House 

Yashiki House location

Yashiki House is the cheapest paid property in Forza Horizon 6. It is located in the mountains west of Hokubu and is the estate you buy if you want access to Estate building.

2.3. Tokyo House 

Tokyo House location

Tokyo House is the premium city property in Tokyo City. It is expensive if bought with Credits, but players with VIP can claim it for free. The main reason to get Tokyo House is the Daily Wheelspin perk.

It gives you a free Wheelspin each day you attend Horizon Japan, which makes it one of the strongest long-term estates.

2.4. Minka House 

Minka House location

Minka House is an early paid estate in Ito and is useful if you enjoy Stunt Party events. Minka House is found on the east side of Ito, along the coast. Its Credit Stunts perk gives extra Credits from Horizon Stunt Party events, so buy it early if you regularly play stunt-focused content.

2.5. Hakusan Mountain Lodge 

Hakusan Mountain House location

Hakusan Mountain Lodge is a mountain property in Sotoyama and one of the strongest houses for general Credit farming. It gives Cool Credits, which adds extra Credits from Horizon Life events, and also grants an Additional Garage Slot.

2.6. Fuji Unkai House 

Fuji Unkai House location

Fuji Unkai House is the Shimanoyama property with a clear Mount Fuji-style location and a useful job-focused Credit perk. Its Career Driver perk gives extra Credits when completing Horizon Jobs. Buy this estate if you regularly run job-style activities, delivery work, or similar career events.

2.7. Soko 78

Soko 78 House location

Soko 78 is a warehouse-style property in Tokyo City and one of the best estates if you buy many cars from the Autoshow. Its Import / Export perk makes Autoshow cars cost 5% fewer Credits.

2.8. Vision House 

Vision House location

Vision House is the late-game luxury property in Ohtani and requires the Gold Stamp. Its perks are Driving With Friends, which gives extra Skill Score when doing LINK Skills, and Additional Garage Slot, which adds another display car locator.

3. Best Tips Before Buying Every House

Player Houses can help progression, but buying them in the wrong order can drain your Credits early. Focus on useful perks first, then come back for collection completion.

1. Buy the Estate / Yashiki House first because it is cheap and unlocks Estate building.
2. Buy Hakusan Mountain Lodge early if you want a broad Credit bonus.
3. Get Minka House if you play Horizon Stunt Party events often.
4. Get Fuji Unkai House before grinding Horizon Jobs.
5. Buy Soko 78 before spending heavily at the Autoshow.
6. Skip the Tokyo House until later unless you have VIP or want Daily Wheelspins immediately.
7. Save Vision House for late-game progression after Gold Stamp access.

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