AS MLO houses cover the full spread of a roleplay housing ladder, from a hillside villa to a modest starter home, and every one of them arrives as a finished interior rather than a shell. This ranking orders the five single houses and the bundle by how much each one adds to a live housing system, with the villa at the top and the starter home at the bottom.
The order is about role, not quality. Each listing on FiveM Shops carries the Standalone tag and describes an interior built to production standard, so the real question is which property fits which tier of your economy. Read the ranking, check the table and use the FAQ at the end to place each house on your map.
AS MLO houses ranked from top tier to starter
1. AS MLO Vinewood Villa
Every housing system needs a ceiling, and AS MLO Vinewood Villa is the ceiling in this range. The Vinewood hills are where the wealthy live in San Andreas, and a villa up there tells the whole server which character has made it. It belongs at the top of your property ladder or in the hands of an established business owner who earned it in character.
Best for: the top tier of player housing or a faction leader's residence.
2. AS MLO Mirror Park House
AS MLO Mirror Park House takes second place because Mirror Park is the neighbourhood most mid-tier characters aspire to: close to the city, quiet enough to hold a scene without traffic driving through it. A house here suits a family roleplay group, a small business owner or a detective who needs somewhere to keep case files away from the station. It is the property most active players will realistically buy.
Best for: mid-tier housing that most active characters can reach.
3. AS MLO Vespucci House
Beachside living is a different flavour of roleplay, and AS MLO Vespucci House puts a home a short walk from the boardwalk. It ranks third because location drives scenes: a Vespucci address means foot traffic, gang crossovers and unplanned parties. Assign it to a character who wants to be in the middle of things rather than one who wants peace.
Best for: social characters and crews who want a base near the beach.
4. AS MLO Vinewood House
AS MLO Vinewood House is the more modest neighbour of the villa. It shares the desirable address without the mansion scale, which makes it a strong step between mid-tier and top-tier housing. Use it for characters who have money but no faction behind them, or as the reward for a long-running legal business.
Best for: upper-mid housing with a prestige address.
5. AS MLO Tongva House
Every server needs a first home, and AS MLO Tongva House is the starter in this ranking. The Tongva hills sit out of the way, the house is a realistic first purchase for a new character, and it gives someone a door of their own without asking much of them. Do not undervalue it: a good starter interior keeps new players logged in past their first week.
Best for: starter housing and new-player retention.
6. AS MLO Houses Bundle
If the ranking above reads like a shopping list, AS MLO Houses Bundle is the shortcut. It groups several house interiors into one purchase in the City and Public collection, which suits a new server that wants its property system populated before opening day. Buy the bundle when you need breadth, buy singles when you need one specific address. It ranks last only because it is a purchasing decision rather than a single property with a role of its own.
Best for: new servers that need multiple house interiors at once.
The ranking at a glance
| Product | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| AS MLO Vinewood Villa | Housing and Mansion MLOs | top-tier housing and faction leaders |
| AS MLO Mirror Park House | Housing and Mansion MLOs | mid-tier family and business owners |
| AS MLO Vespucci House | Housing and Mansion MLOs | social characters near the beach |
| AS MLO Vinewood House | Housing and Mansion MLOs | upper-mid prestige housing |
| AS MLO Tongva House | Housing and Mansion MLOs | starter homes and retention |
| AS MLO Houses Bundle | City and Public MLOs | populating a property system in one go |
FAQ: placing the houses
Which house should a new server buy first?
Start with Tongva House or Mirror Park House. Both fit the first two rungs of a property ladder and both get used every day, whereas the villa sits empty until someone earns it. A server with a full starter tier and an empty top tier feels alive; the reverse feels like a showroom.
Do these interiors work with a housing script?
The maps are tagged Standalone, which means they do not depend on a specific framework by themselves. Your housing script still needs the door coordinates and interior positions added, so budget a short setup session per house. Test each door with a non-admin account before you open the property market.
Is the bundle better than buying singles?
The bundle wins if you want several interiors immediately. Singles win if you only have one gap in your neighbourhood map, or if you prefer to add houses gradually as the population grows and the economy can absorb them.
How far apart should the tiers sit?
Keep the gap between rungs wide enough that moving up feels like an achievement. A character should need a stable job to reach Mirror Park and a business or faction to reach the villa, otherwise the top houses fill up in the first week and the ladder stops meaning anything. Review the tiers after a month of play and move a house up or down if it is sitting empty or overbooked.
See the complete list of AS MLO houses in the Housing and Mansion MLOs collection on FiveM Shops, and check the wider Maps and MLOs section if you also need the businesses those homeowners will drive to. Fill the bottom of the ladder first and the top tier will look after itself.
