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Honeyside is one of the few properties that you can buy inside the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim game. It's a small wooden manor located inside the town of Riften. Upon purchase, your main character will use this house to serve as its residence inside the city to become a Thane. Honeyside can only be purchased after you complete some quests related to the town of Riften, which shouldn't be that hard or complicated to do.

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Head to the Riften Fishery.

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  1. Enter the city and go to the fishery, where you’ll find Wujeeta, an Argonian (reptile) woman. She will tell you that she's sick because of Skooma use. Simply give her some health potion and force out some information from her about who's selling the Skooma, either by Persuasion, Intimidation, or Bribery.
    • For reference purposes, Skooma is referred to as an illegal drug in Skyrim. The Skooma quest is part of the game's storyline, tracing back from the very start of the game.
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Go back to the Jarl.

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  1. She’ll then ask you to help a couple more Riften citizens. Go back out into the city and look for people to help. You need to help at least 3-5 citizens with random quests that are rather trivial and very easy to complete.
    • Easier quests include that of Sniff and Edda, who just want a small donation of money. Other quests include gathering ingredients or items, so talk to passersby for quest details.
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    I reloaded an earlier save, and it still isn't working. What else can I try?
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    Try talking to the quest giver again, or maybe you messed it up before and have to restart.
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    Can I keep my current follower when the Jarl offers her Housecarl?
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    Yep! Either your current follower will leave and go to where they were recruited, or the Housecarl will not follow you and remain in the Keep/Housecarl Quarters in your house.
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    If I have a high bounty and don't have the money to pay it off before buying the manor, what should I do?
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    Go to jail and do your sentence -- this will allow you to lose the bounty without paying it off. (The only downside is that you lose a little bit of accumulated skill.) You should deposit any stolen items in a safe place before going to jail, as the guards will take your stolen items.
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Tips

  • If you're caught with a minor crime, you can tell the guards to back off by proclaiming your title as Thane.
  • Talk to the steward to buy house accessories, such as an alchemy lab and bedroom. Otherwise, your manor will be bare.
  • Purchasing Honeyside is included in the mechanics of the original game. You don't need to download any expansion before you can buy it.


Tips from our Readers

  • PC quests and Console quests are different. Console only requires you to defeat skooma sources, while PC makes you complete all objectives.
  • If you side with the Imperial Legion, the replacement Jarl (Maven Black-Briar) will automatically allow you to purchase Honeyside.
  • Honeyside is a little bit bigger than Whiterun's "Breezehome" and comes with an additional balcony with a boat.
  • When you collect the smooka, be sure to read the note it gave you.
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