The bottom one is different…

Managing the manor in Tohno is impossible…

Whether Zabi is a king or not makes a big difference.

Kerry House is this big…

The character for “grass” is also big at Kuuonji’s mansion, and since the ceremony is associated with the yakuza, it’s large too.

At the very least, make the bottom one Id’s house… Granado would be fine too.

No, the Guda’s house is a two-story building where a serial murder case occurred.

Who is the main character of Lucky? Shiki or Koctou?
If it’s a ceremony, then it’s a mansion.

Is there no description of Cocteau’s house?
　

There are also people like Zeek who don’t have anything that could be called a home.
Also, Waver Velvet (El-Mello II) is the main character too.

Gudao’s house is as small as a doghouse…

Eri is living in a room of a closed love hotel without permission, right?
My parents’ house is a nice place, but…

The Emi residence seems to be quite challenging just with the upkeep of the garden trees…
It seems like it would be hard to do household chores unless it’s a hobby.

Although there are many houses, only the Tenoch house sends relocation notifications!

Shiki, or rather, Akiba’s house is this big…

The Tono residence has few live-in staff.
I want to believe that there are several commuting staff members besides the driver.

Zabi has only one basic room.

Isn’t the house in the city just as good as the two people above?

Even the Kelly House seems too big, but the Tohno residence is just a joke at this point.

It’s the closest to the city center, or rather, living in the city center.

If Tono is hiring someone, then…
Is this Shirou doing this?

Is someone spinning around from Tiger’s family home?

If you say that Gudan’s house is just an ordinary person’s house, it feels a bit sarcastic because it’s built in a great location and is quite large.

There was also a backyard.

I think the Emiya household needs to call a gardener once a month; otherwise, it will be tough.
The house itself also needs maintenance.

>遠野家Just before the main story, the residents were all driven out, but until a little while ago, there were quite a few people living there, right?

I have a memory of a scene where everyone was helping to clean the Tohsaka Manor.
Shirou is definitely not unusual for being diligent about home maintenance.

So this is what the Tohno family is like…
I should have done the original work…
The garden from the main body? It’s amazing.

I’ve only done the old version.
I thought the Tono house would be a more gloomy and depressing place.
The garden is too spacious and cheerful…

I wonder how vast the Einzbern mansion or the forest would be if it’s not just the protagonist…

The Emiya family is still better off since their yard isn’t grass yet.

The Emiya Manor is so big that it becomes a topic of conversation among high school students, who know it as a mysterious samurai residence.
I wonder how much a used house of this size costs in Kobe.
Having a yakuza next door is a downside, but…

The Tohno family’s house part was what I expected, but the approach from the main gate to the house was more splendid than I imagined.

Many people have had a murder case occur at home.

In Tono’s case, it’s like a lease driver or a personal gardener.
I think there are managers who are not on-site or reside nearby but are still favored.
In some cases, all of them may be related to abilities.
It feels like even if blood suddenly spills everywhere or someone collapses, neither the hospital nor the police will come.

The property that Kili bought for the Holy Grail War at the Emiya residence; I wonder who the previous occupants were.

It is clear that just living next to a yakuza member made him quite a tough person.

I feel like there was a depiction of Akiba being picked up by a non-Kohaku mob driver when returning from the Rei-en.
It might just be a figment of my imagination since it’s such a faint memory.

Cleaning and managing this while living alone and training until 2 AM.
In the morning, breakfast is at 6 o’clock with rice cooked in a clay pot and miso soup made from dashi.

Isn’t Mugu’s house a good base related to Chaldea?
If it’s a boy other than Iori, I would admire him.

A poor ronin has broken down the wall of his lodging to use two rooms as a workshop…

Was it the house I borrowed from the local gang, the Kelly House?

It looks like a font from an old erotic game…

It seems that the management of the Emiya residence during the SN era was depicted as just cleaning the used areas.

What are you dissatisfied with?
The bottom one transforms into a robot.

There are quite a few roommates, huh…

If we assume it’s just like Id, then before coming to Chaldea, Gudao lived in a house with about 4 bedrooms, right?

I don’t think there is anyone who properly remembers Gudano’s house.

Shirou’s store and Iori’s tenement are about the same size, right?

It’s impossible to maintain a Kerry House while living alone as a high school student…
Of course, waking up early in the morning will lead to a life like a training monk every day.

Was the Tohno mansion this big…?

Well, in modern times, being wealthy and having a spacious house probably makes it easier to do various things.

The Zabin house varies greatly depending on which part of the 1000 years you focus on, and in some routes, wasn’t it a four-and-a-half tatami mat room?

Wasn’t the house where Shiki stayed for a long time just an ordinary residence?
That said, it’s difficult when you mention Shiki’s family… What kind of house was it before he was taken in by Tohno…?

The Tohno residence had some named doctors, even if their appearances were infrequent, right?

There are suspicions that Avalon is doing something during Shirou’s sleep time.

Isn’t there too much tree growth on the Emiya family’s property with this much land?

I laughed at how the courtyard of Emiya’s house in the fighting game was ridiculously large, even though it’s understandable due to game mechanics.

Zabi feels like a room in a classroom at home.

The house itself is big, but when I think of where Shiki and Cocteau currently live, an apartment comes to mind.