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Minecraft house blueprints

A small house still needs a readable roof, an entrance and enough light. This collection has 20 house blueprints, from starter cottages to multi-floor homes. Compare the footprint and material list before choosing one.

The collection includes 14 original models and 6 credited community builds. Each page derives its material list, layer plan and exports from the published model.

Builds
20
Original blueprints
14
Community builds
6
blocks
177–63,519
Largest footprint
393 × 26

Start here

A few good places to start.

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Mossglen Cabin3D blueprint
Houses / Starter

Mossglen Cabin

A timber starter home with a covered porch, pitched roof and furnished 7 × 7 interior.

By Minecraft Blueprints Originals

11 × 14 × 12589 blocksJava 1.20.1
Aspen A-Frame3D blueprint
Houses / Starter

Aspen A-Frame

A steep timber A-frame with a glazed gable, small loft and a front deck among the trees.

By Minecraft Blueprints Originals

14 × 22 × 16741 blocksJava 1.20.1
Oak Cottage3D blueprint
Houses / Starter

Oak Cottage

A small gabled cottage with an oak frame, a covered porch and two lanterns.

By Minecraft Blueprints Originals

13 × 10 × 11484 blocksJava 1.20.1
Birch Loft3D blueprint
Houses / Intermediate

Birch Loft

A two-level birch loft with a quartz terrace and a glazed upper room.

By Minecraft Blueprints Originals

13 × 11 × 9679 blocksJava 1.20.1
Lakeside Cabin3D blueprint
Houses / Starter

Lakeside Cabin

A low spruce cabin with a long glazed wall and a timber jetty.

By Minecraft Blueprints Originals

12 × 13 × 9496 blocksJava 1.20.1
Cliffside Retreat3D blueprint
Houses / Intermediate

Cliffside Retreat

A spruce cabin raised on log stilts with an overhanging deck.

By Minecraft Blueprints Originals

12 × 11 × 13468 blocksJava 1.20.1

All builds at a glance

20 builds

BuildSizeBlocksDifficultyVersion
Prismarine House (Bazyli12)77 × 77 × 5463,519AdvancedSponge .schem (Java 1.18) → Java 1.20.1
Desert House Pack (patrykss)393 × 26 × 1825,644IntermediateWorldEdit schematic -> 1.20.1 states
Neo Gothic House (Mister_Jingles)67 × 71 × 3414,581IntermediateMinecraft schematic -> 1.20.1 states
Medieval House (darkaffect)31 × 25 × 352,329IntermediateWorldEdit schematic -> 1.20.1 states
Hillside Villa21 × 17 × 131,737AdvancedJava 1.20.1
Two-Storey Farmhouse18 × 14 × 141,444IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Stone Barn19 × 14 × 141,326IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Terrace House15 × 12 × 11959AdvancedJava 1.20.1
Spruce Chalet16 × 14 × 13928IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Brick Townhouse10 × 16 × 12880IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Garden Cottage19 × 12 × 11804StarterJava 1.20.1
Stone Croft16 × 13 × 12782IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Gothic House 3 (Mister_Jingles)15 × 13 × 14777IntermediateMinecraft 1.12 schematic -> 1.20.1 states
Aspen A-Frame14 × 22 × 16741StarterJava 1.20.1
Birch Loft13 × 11 × 9679IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Mossglen Cabin11 × 14 × 12589StarterJava 1.20.1
Lakeside Cabin12 × 13 × 9496StarterJava 1.20.1
Oak Cottage13 × 10 × 11484StarterJava 1.20.1
Cliffside Retreat12 × 11 × 13468IntermediateJava 1.20.1
Minimalist Gothic House (Mister_Jingles)9 × 8 × 7177IntermediateMinecraft schematic -> 1.20.1 states

Questions before you build

Which house should I build first?

Oak Cottage and Lakeside Cabin are the smallest and use common early-game blocks. Start there, then move to Birch Loft or Terrace House for multi-floor layouts.

Do the house files include furniture?

Interiors vary by build. Inspect the 3D model and layers for rooms and furniture; the website does not simulate container contents.

Can I use these in survival?

The material table gives exact block counts and stack sizes, but the site does not verify a survival build. Add a buffer for scaffolding and mistakes, and check the exported .litematic before placing.

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