EASIEST Minecraft House? Download & Schematic

Today i’m going to show you how to make this gorgeous wooden house we’re going to do it block by block but not only that i’m going to give you a world download in both bedrock and java and i’m also going to give you a java schematic so you can paste it straight

Into your world don’t you go anywhere hello everyone and welcome to another episode from me avamance today we’re going to build a house now that doesn’t sound very exciting but this house is really gorgeous it is a small rustic hut but i’m going to offer you a world download in both

Bedrock and java and i’m also going to give you a schematic completely free just go to avamance.com and you’ll see the download link right there now this house is really simple to build i’m going to go through with you block by block so you know exactly how to build it yourself

But if you’re too lazy or you can’t be bothered just download the schematic it’s in java and you can put it straight into your world cut and paste just like in microsoft word so let me show you how to make it what you’re going to need to make this build is this

Now some of these items are approximate things like some of the woods and the bricks it just comes down to how you want to build it and certainly some of the interior stuff like the barrels and the crafting tables entirely up to you but that is around

About what you are likely to need our footprint is made out of two simple rectangles one is five by eight on the left hand side and the larger one on the right hand side is seven by nine and you’ve got that little jutting out bit on the far right there’s just an extra

Four blocks the first block we’re going to use is a mossy stone brick we’re going to have one or two high around the edge of this building just give the impression that nature is trying to take the thing back we’re not going to go more than too high though

Because then that would become overpowering and it’d look too green and what i’m doing is i’m literally just randomly placing the blocks in here so as we’ve got some are one high some are too high some aren’t high at all i’m going to try and leave gaps kind of in the middle of

The big walls because that’s likely where windows are most likely going to be and then i’m going to just leave it so as we’ve got just a touch of nature coming into the house like this that’ll probably do and then what i’m going to do is i’m going to replace where these aren’t

With some non-mossy stone bricks just to give ourself an outline as soon as i got all the walls four high leaving some gaps for the windows and the door i decided i’d have a lean to style roof on the side so i brought it up to five high just for a short period

And then six high for three more blocks i then came around the front and built a gable front with a triangle going in one on each side to a point of a single block i then repeated it on the other side as well so we had a symmetrical front and back

So that gives us the shape of the walls but what we really need to do is to get a little bit of texture it’s incredibly flat with those stone bricks so let’s build in a little bit of stone and a little bit of andersen So that’s the outer building the stony part pretty much done now what we’re going to do is we’re going to put in some wood trim and the roof we’re going to start with this lean too because we’re going to make it just very gradually slope up towards the

Rest of the roof we’ll start at this end and we’ll work our way up to the top place that is a blank block for the moment because we need to run a whole row of strip spruce there replace it with that and then grab ourself a little bit of dark oak slab

And come around the bottom half of that exactly like that and then we’ll step up one on both sides there and there so it is too wide so we’ve got a two wide gap there so one two and we’ve got a two wide gap there one and two

And then what we’re going to do is we’re going to place these spruce trap doors all the way along what i recommend you do is bring that across because that’s going to make it a lot easier for the trap doors to place and it also gives a better effect from

The inside we’re then going to get ourselves a spruce slabs coming across this way twice and then we can up that level to one there and one there also and then we can get some more strip spruce wood and we can place it up against the edge

Of that bringing it all the way across there and there and you can see how we’re slowly and gradually bringing up the slope of that roof we can then just repeat the process of bringing in some strip spruce like that popping the trapdoors across in exactly

The same way as we did slightly lower then grabbing ourselves two spruce slabs making that two wide across there like that and then bringing in the dark oak slab in a row of two there with the extra one and on this side a row of two there and the extra one

And that gives us a really nice gradually sloping roof next we’re going to be working on the roof and structure for the larger piece but before we do that we need to get the full shape so i’m going to get some more of this spruce stripped wood and i’m going to

Bring it up to that level there i’m going to do exactly the same on this side and also on the other two corners as well this is going to guide us as to where the other pieces of wood are going to go i’m going to bring in a support beam

There just to show that it looks like it’s you know being supported and then we’re going to do exactly the same as we’ve repeated here but we’re going to bring it across on every single level so place a stopper block on the end bring in the roof all the way across

Remove the stopper block and replace it so all the beams are facing the same direction and do that across the entire roof so you should end up with something that looks just a little bit like that the next thing we’re going to do is put

A bit of trim around the edge of this gable we’re going to start all the way from this side by popping some spruce steps just on the underside of here you can see we’ve got that on the underside and then we’re going to place it there this is going to come out one

Further every way along to give a bit of an overhang and we’re going to bring out there there and there this is going to pop out that direction i’m going to come there there there and there and you can see here that we’ve got all the way along

A overhang and again we’re coming across with these steps and that encompasses that entire chimney suite there so we don’t have that sticking out to the side and it just makes it a little bit more realistic with the chimney being inside the roof just going to repeat that on this side as well

The basic shape of the house is in place now but we’ve got to give it a lot more depth and texture so with the placement of just a few extra blocks we’re going to give this loads more character and a much more rustic feel now we’ve used this strip

Spruce here already so we’re going to continue to use that and we’re going to come right up to the top and facing downwards we’re going to place two blocks exactly like that we’re then going to bring two more blocks down here two more blocks down here and two more

Blocks down here and repeat it on the other side as well one two one two and one and two and then we’re going to get spruce stairs and place them upside down at just there just to close that off now i’ve noticed here that i didn’t have

The step out so that needs to be there i’m going to get some spruce slab and i’m going to go one two three and four and then the same on the other side like that now that gives us that nice kind of curvature shape that gives us the depth that we’re

Looking for we’re then going to get the spruce stairs again and we’re going to place one in there one in there one in there one in there and one right at the very top we’re not going to put any in there because we’re going to do something slightly different with this

We’re going to come to this side we’re going to place a spruce trap door there and then pressing shift click we’re going to spruce trap door all the way up to the top as high as it’ll allow us to go we’re then going to shut those spruce

Doors up and that again gives us a blade coming down the side of that and it’s just another way to give it an interesting bit of depth but i’m going to do exactly the same here and we’re going to close those up like that and then we’re going to put some spruce stairs

Exactly there and using some spruce fence we’re going to close off that window we’re not going to use glass because glass just wouldn’t look quite right then repeat exactly the same shape on the other side exactly like that but you’ll notice on this side we haven’t got a window that’s

Because we need something on the other side of that wall that stops us putting a window in don’t worry we’ll decorate it out somehow the next thing we’re going to do is build a bit of life into this chimney at the minute it’s just a jetty outfit that gets in the way

Of the roof we need to make it look a little bit weathered by using some steps and bring some texture of different blocks in i texture it with andesite blocks and also some mossy stone brick so as it continues the texture of the rest of the house

Once i get above the roof i bring it into a smaller shape using some steps and then give it a little bit of a twist to make it interesting i then put some steps in upside down and the right way around to give it a little bit more depth and

Put some campfires at the top with some trapdoors just to give it a closure right at the very end now i’m going to give it a bit of a porch across the top of this area just to make it a little bit more interesting so we’re going to bring just

A very small porch with four campfires coming out like that i’m going to put the campfires out using a spade and right click that gives us a nice texture for the top of that i’m then going to grab a stone brick wall place it underneath there put a fence there and another stone

Brick wall right there and then i’m going to use again the same stripped spruce wood just to place that underneath there once the cow’s out the way so as it gives it the same finish and it’s in keeping with everything else all i need to do now is go around and

Finish those windows in exactly the same way as we did with the first one i’m then going to put some extra blocks in to give it a little bit more depth on the corners and perhaps use some dark oak buttons to make it look like it’s pinned together

Obviously we also need to bring in some bushes Now that’s the outside completely finished i just need to put some stuff on the inside create the schematic and then i think this place needs a little bit of a makeover just on the outside not too much just enough before i create the world download we finished it all off now

We’ve got a little bit of groundwork going on the outside and we’ve done a really simple interior you can see we’ve got a tiny little pond with a little bit of light some sugarcane obviously steps coming up into a little pumpkin patch and a melon patch up there we’ve got

Some crops up the top just with a little path going up onto the inside on the inside we’ve got a little bit of storage with our loom and we’ve got a partition here but you can just see a little bit at the outside opening the doors moving through close

That door back up again we’ve got a little working area we’ve got some smelting going on we’ve got a fireplace a little bit more storage there with the barrels coming around up the top we’ve got a sleeping area some more storage armor frame we’ve also got our crafting table

And our ender chest and this is that little gap that we saw down there just gives a little bit of a sneak as to who might be coming in the door i’ve left off the armor i’ve left off paintings i’ve even left off other entity type things

That wouldn’t work and come across on the schematic so you can make this what you want it to be now remember i am offering this in a world download for both bedrock and for java and what that means is you get this magnificent landscape look at it gorgeous in the background there you’ve

Got shattered savannah you’ve got planes you’ve got icebergs just over on that side right next to the sea you’ve got a desert over there this is a really nice place for you to be able to build up your base so i recommend maybe you do that the

Rest of the seat is really nice as well and what you can also do is grab the schematic for java that is all available in my free downloads folder and you can access that through avamance.com if you have enjoyed that video please do remember to slap

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