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The House of Tomorrow is an unmarked location within Sanctuary Hills in the Commonwealth in Fallout 4.

Background[]

Before the Great War, the House of Tomorrow was the owned residence of the Sole Survivor, their spouse Nate/Nora, and their son Shaun who all lived in the house together. Shortly before October 23, 2077, the family bought a Mister Handy named Codsworth to help with household duties and raising the infant Shaun.

On October 23, after seeing news reports of nuclear warheads detonating in New York and Pennsylvania, the family left for Vault 111, however, as robots were excluded from the protection of Vault 111, Codsworth was left behind. Following the Great War, the Mister Handy remained at the house alone for the next 210 years, waiting for his masters to return.

After the Sole Survivor leaves Vault 111 to try and find the kidnapped Shaun, they can discover the ruined state of Sanctuary and reunite with Codsworth as he is trimming the dead shrubbery outside their home, where he would point them to Concord to look for help finding their missing son.

The Sole Survivor might have later rescued Preston Garvey and a group of refugees from Quincy and helped them create a settlement in the ruined neighborhood, including their former home.

Layout[]

The house consists of an open-plan lounge and kitchen, with a hallway leading to the laundry room, bathroom, closet, Shaun's bedroom, and master bedroom.

Notable loot[]

Notes[]

  • Cut content Originally there was a terminal inside the house that would contain notes from both the Sole Survivor and their spouse (Nate/Nora). However, this was cut from the game.
  • The Vault-Tec van is no longer present post-War.
  • The House of Tomorrow appears in the ending slides.
  • The letter blocks on the shelf in Shaun's pre-War bedroom can potentially spell out "ICBM."
  • The Sole Survivor can interact with Shaun's crib. Upon pushing the interaction button, they will say I'm coming, buddy if the Sole Survivor is male or I'm coming, sweetheart if the Sole Survivor is female.

Appearances[]

The House of Tomorrow appears only in Fallout 4.

Behind the scenes[]

The location's name and design were inspired by the various "Home of Tomorrow" exhibits that were popular in the early- to mid-20th century.[1]

Gallery[]

Pre-War[]

Post-War[]

Ending slides[]

References[]

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