Player housing in *New World* is more than just a gameplay feature—it’s a reflection of the game’s rich world-building and aesthetic diversity. As players traverse the lands of Aeternum, each zone offers unique housing opportunities, varying in architectural style, ambiance, and views. Here, we rank *New World*’s zones based on their player housing, from the haunting gloom of Brightwood to the spectacular vistas of Ebonscale Reach.  

7. Brightwood
Despite its bleak and muted appearance, Brightwood’s eerie charm appeals to players who enjoy gothic aesthetics. The housing here, nestled within haunted woods, feels like a scene from a dark fairytale. However, its settlement design is claustrophobic, limiting the potential for stunning views. While the spooky ambiance has its fans, the compact layout of Brightwood’s housing holds it back from ranking higher.  

6. Edengrove  
Edengrove is among *New World*’s most visually captivating zones, yet its player housing fails to live up to its surroundings. As one of the newer housing neighborhoods added post-launch, expectations were high, especially after the success of Brimstone Sands. Unfortunately, Edengrove doesn’t capitalize on its breathtaking environment, leaving players longing for homes that match the zone’s beauty.  

5. Mourningdale 
Mourningdale, with its stormy skies and rolling landscapes, is a favorite among players for its dramatic aesthetic. However, the housing falls short of utilizing this visual appeal. The settlement’s layout doesn’t provide many opportunities for scenic views, making it feel less immersive than it could be.  

4. Weaver’s Fen  
Weaver’s Fen is polarizing—it’s either loved for its swampy, rundown charm or dismissed for the same reason. The settlement consists of ramshackle homes surrounded by wetlands, capturing the essence of the zone perfectly. While the atmosphere is unique, the homes themselves lack refinement, preventing Weaver’s Fen from climbing higher on the list.  

3. Restless Shore
Restless Shore’s housing might not be architecturally outstanding, but the town layout is what sets it apart. The settlement wraps around a deep bay, home to a massive pirate ship, giving the area a distinctive maritime vibe. A subtle drizzle adds to the ambiance, creating a moody yet inviting atmosphere that makes its housing memorable.  

2. Monarch’s Bluffs
For players seeking a medieval experience, Monarch’s Bluffs is a dream come true. The settlement, resembling an Arthurian castle, features cozy manor-style homes that blend perfectly with the tropical backdrop. This unique combination of medieval and coastal aesthetics makes Monarch’s Bluffs one of the standout zones for player housing.  

1. Ebonscale Reach  
Ebonscale Reach takes the crown as *New World*’s best zone for player housing. Perched on the side of a towering spire, its settlement offers one of the game’s most iconic homes—a three-story, tier-four masterpiece with a two-level balcony. This house boasts unparalleled views of the town, cascading waterfalls, and the lush surroundings of Ebonscale. It’s a prime example of *New World*’s ability to combine functionality and beauty, making it the ultimate housing destination in Aeternum.  

Conclusion  
From the eerie allure of Brightwood to the regal splendor of Ebonscale Reach, *New World* offers diverse housing experiences for every player’s taste. While some zones struggle to make the most of their surroundings, others, like Ebonscale Reach and Monarch’s Bluffs, set the bar for what player housing in *New World* can achieve. Whether you seek a cozy medieval retreat or a home with breathtaking views, Aeternum has something special to offer.  To know more about the latest game news, please visit u4gm.