7+ UNDERGROUND Base Ideas for Survival Minecraft 1.19

If you love building underground  but are starting to run out of ideas,   or simply want to learn a new style of building,   then you’ve come to the right place. There’s a bit of everything on this channel,   so whether you’re looking for an easy  underground starter base to get you going,  

A huge underground bunker or a hidden base  to give yourself a challenge, or even a fancy   glass top house to show off to your friends,  then you can find everything right here.   The links to the tutorials for  every build shown can be found  

In the description. I hope you enjoy the video! I’m going to start with the smaller builds first   and move onto the bigger ones towards the end. So first, we have the underground starter base.   This is a small glass top underground house  with farmland running around the outside of it.  

Inside the base there’s everything you’d need  to get started and keep you going until you’re   ready to move onto something bigger. So at the front as you come in,   there’s some room for your crafting and smelting  blocks to make the most of the space here.  

Opposite this, on the back wall we have the  beds as well as a bit of extra storage and   somewhere to display your armour and tools, which  could be replaced with extra chests if needed.   On the left wall, we have the main storage  area which can always be increased further  

By turning the chests the other way. And on the final wall, there’s a mine   entrance. This could be turned into extra storage  if you wanted and the mine entrance could be a   simple trapdoor in the middle of the floor. So there we have the underground starter base.  

The full tutorial is linked in the description  if you’re interested in building this yourself.   Next up we have the easy underground house. This is another small glass top house with   a bit more farmland in each of it’s  corners for you to grow your crops.  

Inside the base I’ve tried to utilise the  little space we have available the best I can,   so you have everything you need  to get started in survival.   So, in each of the corners I’ve stacked up 4  barrels instead of adding a log, so you have extra  

Storage space, but it doesn’t look cluttered. At the back, we have the beds as well as some   stacked double chests, which can always be  turned to face the other way and you can   see the stacked barrels in the corners again. Then, on the left we have some crafting blocks  

With space at the sides to add more if you needed  to, and on the right we have some furnaces.   Again, you can add more at the  sides or even remove the shelf   to add two extra below what we have here. And that’s the tour of the easy underground  

House, again, the link to the full  tutorial is in the description.   Now, if you have built these and find  they are just too small you can easily   expand them by digging down where the  ladder is and creating a second floor.  

You can then use this extra space to store  more items or even add an enchanting set up,   and since it’s a lot lower down you  can make it as big as you’d like.   The next step up from the starter bases is of  course the larger glass top underground houses.  

So, the third build I have to show you  is the underground survival house.   This build consists of a large entry room in  the middle with a smaller room on each side   of it and is fully equipped with everything  you’d need to keep on expanding after moving  

Out of your starter base. So, in each corner of   the main room I’ve added crafting and smelting  stations as well as a bit of extra storage.   There’s extra furnaces and crafting  blocks so you can quickly get what   you need before heading back outside. Then on the back wall we have a full  

Level 30 enchanting setup with  a brewing station next to it.   In the room to the right, we have  the bed, along with an ender chest,   extra crafting and smelting blocks and plenty  of storage space on each of the side walls.  

And in the final room on the left, there’s  even more space for crafting and smelting as   well as some extra barrels for storage and more  stacked double chests on the left and right.  

Then to really make the most of the space in here  I’ve added a small mine entrance at the top of the   stairs leading into the base, so you can easily  collect resources and find your way back home.   So there we have the underground  survival house, and yes, the entrance  

Is fully secure so mobs can’t wander in. Next up, we have the classic underground house,   which is a lot simpler than the survival  house, but a lot of you really loved it.   So inside here we just have the one main  room with each segment containing the  

Essentials that you need for survival. As you come in, you have a full level 30   enchanting set up on the left with a grindstone  and some stacked double chests at the side.   Across from this we have the bed as well as an  ender chest, somewhere to display your armour  

And more double chests next to this too. At the back on the left there’s a smelting   area with a few barrels for extra storage  and on the right there’s a crafting area as   well as a nether portal on the back wall  which can be replaced with chests if you  

Don’t want a portal inside your house. And that’s the underground house. Now   it’s still quite small but here’s how you  can easily expand it to fit your needs.   Now, since we have flat areas on the sides,  we can remove whatever we have there,  

Then dig down and start creating another room. This can be as big as you’d like and by digging   down it won’t be seen from the surface. So here, as you can see I’ve only dug   out a small room but it’s tripled  the storage capacity of the base.  

Since we have 3 sides that can be expanded  into, you could add 3 extra storage rooms,   or even a map room, a separate enchanting  area or even a space to trade with   villagers. The possibilities are endless! And for the last section of the video we’re  

Moving onto the bigger base designs, which  would be perfect for late game survival.   So, the 5th build I have for you  is the hidden underground base.   The entrance to this base is completely hidden  within a small cave, activated by a piston door.  

As you come inside you have the  entry hall which has extra storage   and crafting areas in each of it’s corners. The first room on the right is the storage   room. There’s an ender chest and plenty  of room for stacked double chests on each  

Side which can be turned the other way  to double the amount of storage space.   Then at the back, we have a  small crafting and smelting   area with some barrels for extra storage. Opposite the storage room we have the bedroom.  

In here we have a bed, a nice cosy fireplace, a  full enchanting setup and plenty of extra storage   in the remaining spaces within the walls. After that, opposite the entrance,   we have the crafting room, which leads  onto the farming room at the end.  

Along the walls are many crafting blocks, an  area for smelting, a brewing station plus lots   of extra storage on the shelves above them. Then I’ve made use of the table in the middle   by adding in a couple of extra  furnaces and a crafting table.  

Following on from this, we have the farming room. This room has a nicely sized plot of land where   you can grow crops, a secure mine entrance on  the right hand wall along with smokers where   you can cook your food and even more storage. So, if you’re looking for a large base to build  

And haven’t seen this one yet, I’d strongly  recommend that you check it out. The link to   the full tutorial is in the description. The next build I have to showcase   is the secret underground base. Again, the entrance to this build is completely  

Hidden, located behind a waterfall with a simple  redstone door to give you access to the base.   Once you go through, you’ll find a spiral  staircase leading down to the main room,   with water in the middle so you can swim  back up instead of running round in circles.  

In each corner of this room I’ve added some  extra crafting, smelting and storage areas   to make the base more convenient to use. Now, the first of the four rooms that we   have in here is the farming room. Similar to the last base, we have a  

Nice area to grow crops as well as  some extra storage in the walls.   And on the right there’s a mine entrance with  a small smelting station and storage next to   this so you can easily bring materials  up and get them cooking while you mine.  

The next room is the crafting room. In here we  have all of the main crafting and smelting blocks   that you’d need with plenty of extra space  on the shelves to add more if you need to.   Above them there’s also extra storage,  which can also be swapped out for  

More furnaces and crafting blocks too. The third room in here is the bedroom.   In here we have a bed with a section on  the back wall which has an ender chest   as well as extra crafting blocks and storage. Then opposite this we have a full enchanting  

Setup with a brewing station to the side  and a place to grow some nether warts.   And the final room in the base  is of course the storage room.   Compared to the other bases, this storage  room is very large and can fit many  

Double chests inside of it. We also have an ender chest,   places to display your armour and even  item frames to display your tools.   Then the space in the middle is used  to hold extra crafting blocks with   some more barrels for storage. And that’s the tour of the secret  

Underground base. This is one of my favourite  builds and I hope you’ll like it too.   And finally, the biggest base I’ve ever  built is of course the underground bunker.   To enter the bunker, you go through a small stone  archway in the side of a hill. Then a staircase  

Will lead you down to the bunker itself. Inside there’s a long corridor with rooms   on each side plus another large room at the end. To utilise this space, I’ve added in some small   crafting and smelting stations  along the hallway and more can  

Be added in where the planters are too. Now, the first room on the left is the bedroom.   I’ve kept this one quite simple  with a cosy fireplace as you   walk in followed by the beds at the back. On the walls there’s a bit of extra storage space  

As well as an ender chest in front of the beds. Then by the doorway, there’s a display   where you can put your best armour sets. Opposite this room is the crafting room.   Like the others, this room contains the  essential crafting blocks you’ll need in  

Survival along with some extra storage too. Since I’ve only included the essentials in   this one, there’s still plenty of room  left to add extras, and the arches above   them can be turned into a shelf where  you can add even more if you wanted to.  

After that, we have the storage room. In here there’s plenty of room for stacked   double chests and to make use of the  space even more I’ve also added extras   coming into the middle where the archway is. Then the rest of the space at the back is all  

Storage. Again, these chests at the back  can be turned to face the side to double   the amount of storage we have available. Opposite this room is the enchanting room.   In here there’s of course a full  enchanting setup with a grindstone too.  

Along the wall to the left we also have a brewing  station with room to plant nether warts too.   And opposite that there’s a nether portal,  which you can keep or remove and add some   extra storage there instead. Then, for the final room we  

Have a massive farming room. This room is much bigger than   the others and holds two huge farming plots  as well as a mine entrance on the back wall.   Since the room is so big, it can also be  used to house animals, you can turn it into a  

Villager trading hall or even add in some redstone  operated farms instead. It’s entirely up to you.   So, now that you’ve seen all of the  bases and know what you can use them for,   which one are you most likely to try  out? Let me know down in the comments!  

But, before you go, if you liked the  bases but would really like to build   your own unique base instead, then I have  an entire tutorial on how to plan and build   your own underground base from scratch. This tutorial takes you through the process  

That I use to design my underground  bases. It will help you figure out   what style you want your underground base  to be and the best places to build it.   Not only that, but I also explain what  goes into deciding on the shape that you  

Want your base to be, how many rooms it will  have and what blocks you can use to make the   inside of your base look amazing. There’s so much information packed   into this tutorial that I guarantee  that you’ll find something that will  

Kick start your imagination and allow you  to build your very own underground base.   The link to this can be found in the  description along with all of the others.   Thank you so much for watching. I  hope you found this video useful  

And liked the builds that I showcased. Feel free to leave a comment if you’ve   already built any of the bases and leave your  suggestions of what else you’d like to see!   Thank you again for watching. If you did enjoy  the video I’d really appreciate it if you could  

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