Minecraft: How To Build A Suburban House Tutorial

Hey what is up guys my name is recyl and today i’ll be bringing you a new tutorial on how to build a suburban house now this house includes many awesome features found in a typical suburban home such as a two-story design a garage a balcony and a modern block pallet

So without any further ado let’s get right into building it first up we lay out the foundation for the main section of the building so let’s begin by laying down two rows of stone bricks that are each ten blocks long and five blocks apart from each other

Then at the left side of the front stone brick row placing one extra block here now between these stone brick rows let’s place the grass with spruce planks for the flooring then on top of these stone bricks let’s add birch planks for the walls that go up an additional seven blocks

Now with the walls in let’s add in the second floor by placing birch planks between the walls of the fourth block up then at the right and left sides we can extend the walls up from the second floor while keeping the gaps on the bottom level

Next we’ll add the roof over top of this section so at the two front corners place a quartz stair off the top of the wall and one hanging out a block then between these stairs build up four rows of stairs from each side so they connect and form a point at the center And now that we have these court stairs and on the front we can also go around to the back and add the same thing then at the right and left sides we will also connect the roof up to a point by placing three rows of court stairs up

From both ends with a backwards stair at the middle next we will fill in the roof between the quartz section with stone brick stairs and slabs so begin by placing the slabs across the top two stairs on the roof and then fill in the rest of the roof with the stairs

And now with the roof in place let’s then fill in all the gaps in the wall where the roof peeks up next we’ll add a garage extension off the left side of the house so start at the back left corner and extend six stone bricks out from the foundation

Then at each end extend out another six blocks towards the front so it aligns with the main building and forms a u-shape and now on top of these stone bricks add three layers of birch planks for the walls then between the gap of the front we’ll add the garage door by placing three

Rows of horizontally placed quartz pillar blocks with a row of birch planks on top as well also let’s add a regular door inside that connects to the main building at the back right corner and then after that we can replace the grass inside here with stone for the garage floor

Next we’ll add the roof over top of the garage so begin at the front left corner and place court stairs off the top of the wall that extend out a block at the left and all the way across the wall to the right then at the left side add up three more

Rows of court stairs with a backwards stair at the end and now from the back side of the garage we can add in the same quartz stairs then we’ll fill in the rest of the roof with stone brick stairs and slabs so begin by placing the slabs across the

Top row and then the rest with stairs And now with the roof in place we can fill in the gaps in the wall on the inside and outside with birch planks next we’ll add some detail to the garage door so begin by adding four stone buttons across the center of the quartz pillars

Then at the sides of the door placing a cobblestone wall with two dark oak fences on top and also we can add these posts to the same spot at the back of the garage as well now lastly we’ll add a flower bed at the left side of the garage so begin by

Replacing five grass blocks with coarse stir at the center of the wall and place lilacs on top with stone brick slabs around them next we’ll add a small extension off the right side of the house to close off the gap so begin by placing out two stone

Bricks off the front right corner and extend them around to the back wall then we can add three layers of birch planks on top of the stone bricks for the walls now on the inside replace the one roll of grass with spruce planks and then cover over the ceiling with birch planks

Next we’ll add in the roof over the section so start by wrapping the court stairs that are here around this area to the back then above the court stairs wrap another two rows of stone brick stairs to close off the roof next we will add in the entranceway and

All the windows to the house so starting from the right post of the garage door go over a block and then clear out a 3×3 area of the wall here now fill in a new portion of the wall a block back using stone bricks and birch

Planks and also add a dark oak door in the middle and then we can place three upside down birch stairs above the doorway next we’ll start adding in the windows so go over two blocks to the right of this entrance way and clear out a two by

Two area of the birch wall and fill it in with white stained glass panes then at the sides of the window add trap doors for some shutters and also below the window at four quart slabs with two flower pots on top also to the right of the trap doors

Adding cobblestone walls up from the ground to the roof so it looks like a heavy drainage pipe now we’ll also add the same style window we just made at two other spots on the house so first add one of these windows above the first one at the center of this top section

And once we have the second one in we’ll also add one at the back of the garage between the two posts then over at the left side of the garage let’s add in three single white stained glass pane windows above the lilacs now let’s head over to the right side

And at the lower wall adding a couple too high single windows with trapdoors on the sides and the same quartz slabs and flowers underneath then above this lower section also add a three long single high window at the middle of this wall next at the back of the house we’ll add

In a balcony and patio before we add in the windows here so first let’s remove eight quart stairs at the center of this wall and place in two quartz blocks at the ends then extend two upside down quartz stairs out from one of these quartz blocks and then extend these stairs

Around to the other block then in between these stairs we can fill in the gap of quartz blocks for the balconies flooring next let’s remove a 2×2 area of this wall at the center of the balcony so we can add in two dark oak doors here Now above the doors placing four quart slabs with dark oak fences coming down on the ends and then also adding a two wide glass pane window above the slabs then we’ll add a railing around the edge of the balcony using dark oak fences next let’s add some supports onto the

Balcony by placing two cobblestone walls in the corners with a stone brick beneath them now we can add in two doors in the wall between the support so we have access to our patio and then at the sides of the doors let’s add in two single glass pane windows

And lastly we’ll lay out the area of the patio by replacing the grass around the supports with a trim of stone slabs and the rest with stone now let’s head back to the front of the house we can add in our driveway now i’m personally going to make mine a

Short semicircular shape that spans the width of the garage and entrance way however feel free to make yours longer if you need to connect it to a road or something now as for the interior there isn’t many changes that need to be made besides adding in the furniture and decoration

So as always i’ll leave that out to you guys but of course i’ll quickly show you how mine looks as an example so but that is going to be all for the suburban house tutorial hope you guys enjoyed and thank you so much for watching as always i’d love to hear all

Your feedback and don’t forget to drop a like if you enjoyed as i would be much appreciated and with that said i hope to see you guys in the next video better guys bye bye