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|[[File:House (tier 3).png|72px|center]]

|[[File:House (tier 3).png|72px|center]]

|House Upgrade 2

|House Upgrade 2

|Adds two new rooms, one empty, and one with a crib and two single beds. This allows you to have two children. Kitchen is larger.

|Adds two new rooms, one empty, and one with a crib and two single beds. This allows you to have two children. The kitchen is larger.

|{{price|50000}}{{name|Hardwood|150}}

|{{price|50000}}{{name|Hardwood|150}}

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==House Renovations==

==House Renovations==

House renovations are a feature added in version 1.5 which allow the player to add or remove certain features from their house. All the renovation options are free and can be reversed. House renovations are unlocked after the second farmhouse upgrade.

House renovations are a feature added in version 1.5 which allows the player to add or remove certain features from their house. All the renovation options are free and can be reversed. House renovations are unlocked after the second farmhouse upgrade.

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!Name

!Name

:''See also: [[Trailer]]''

:''See also: [[Trailer]]''

After fully upgrading the [[Farmhouse]] and completing the [[Community Center]] (or purchasing a [[JojaMart]] membership), players are able to purchase a "Community Upgrade" at the Carpenter's Shop for {{price|500000}} and 950 [[Wood]].  Robin will then build a new house for Pam (and Penny, if the player is not married to Penny).  Note that in a [[multiplayer]] game only the host player is able to purchase this upgrade.

After fully upgrading the [[Farmhouse]] and completing the [[Community Center]] (or purchasing a [[JojaMart]] membership), players are able to purchase a "Community Upgrade" at the Carpenter's Shop for {{price|500000}} and 950 [[Wood]].  Robin will then build a new house for Pam (and Penny, if the player is not married to Penny).  Note that in a [[multiplayer]] game only the host player is able to purchase this upgrade.

==References==

==References==