Island Farmhouse

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Island Farmhouse
Information
Build cost	data-sort-value="20"> 20 Golden Walnuts
Build materials	None
Size	7x5 7x5

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The Island Farmhouse is the player's auxiliary residence on the Ginger Island farm. It cannot be accessed until the player unlocks Island West.

The building is initially in a state of disrepair, making it unusable. It can be repaired for data-sort-value="20"> 20 Golden Walnuts. Like other Golden Walnut purchases, the construction/repair happens immediately upon payment. The repair includes the addition of a Shipping Bin outside. Neither the building nor the shipping bin can be moved.

Repairing the farmhouse allows players to ship goods and spend the night on Ginger Island without passing out. The repaired farmhouse comes furnished with a kitchen and a Tropical Bed for each player. Like the mainland farmhouse and cabins, players can decorate the interior of the island farmhouse with furniture, wallpaper, and flooring.

The player has the option to pay another data-sort-value="5"> 5 Golden Walnuts to build a mailbox and receive mail on the island. With that upgrade, undelivered mail can be retrieved from either mailbox, regardless of where the player spent the previous night.

With the farmhouse repaired and the mailbox built, the player can build a Farm Obelisk next to the farmhouse for data-sort-value="20"> 20 Golden Walnuts. This obelisk simplifies travel back to the mainland. With the Island Obelisk on the main farm, the entire round trip can be similarly simplified.

Interior

Gallery

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  Before repair
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  After repair, with mailbox addition

Notes

• If the island farmhouse is repaired, the player can spend an indefinite number of days living on Ginger Island without returning to the mainland. However, spouses, children, and farm animals cannot be moved to the island.

History

• 1.5: Introduced.