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You can thank YouTuber SheepGG for this particular build. It is made out of more traditional oak and birch wood, but the combination of fences, logs, planks, slabs, and trapdoors adds a lot of variety and texture to the build (even without the use of Minecraft texture packs), and turns the whole thing into a much more appealing starter house than most others you're likely to come across. This wooden house is a starter home worthy of even the best Minecraft seeds. Simple Wooden Survival House Simple Wooden Survival House by SheepGG Image credit: SheepGG on YouTube It's a small, cosy, rustic house that strikes me as the perfect forward base to build far from your main home, to make life a little easier. If you want to set up home in The Wild Update's new biome, then YouTuber Folli has created a lovely looking starter house out of materials found in the biome. Mangrove Starter House Mangrove Starter House by Folli Image credit: Folli on YouTube If you're after inspiration for other architectural projects besides houses, be sure to check out our list of things to build in Minecraft! We've also got dedicated guides for Minecraft tower ideas and Minecraft castle ideas. Or you can simply have a scroll through the various houses below, ranging from Japanese pagodas to log cabins, from witch houses to sleek modern mansions, and gain all the inspiration you need to start work on your next Minecraft home. Each of the homes below has a link to a YouTube video where you can watch each house being built and follow along to create your own. Over the past decade, there have been millions of houses built by one of the largest playerbases the world has ever seen - and many of those houses are absolutely breathtaking in their beauty and stature.īelow we've compiled a list of 40 of the best Minecraft house ideas we've ever come across. Common scales in the US include 1/4"=1' and 3/32"=1'.Looking for Minecraft house ideas? There's so much scope for building your dream homes in Minecraft, you're really only limited by your imagination and the blocks at your disposal. There are a variety of scales that might appear on blueprints.They use whole-integer ratios like 1" = 10' (one inch equals 10 feet) or 1" = 50' (one inch equals fifty feet).

Engineer scales, or civil scales, are used for public water systems, roads and highways, as well as topographical endeavors.

Many are presented in fractions: 1/4" = 1' (one-fourth inch equals one foot), 1/8" = 1' (one-eighth inch equals 1 foot).

Architectural scales are used for the construction of building exterior and interiors for establishing doors, windows, and walls.

For example 1/8" = 1' (one eighth inch equals one foot). The scale sets a rule for the entire drawing, saying what measurements on the drawing are equal to in real life. To ensure proper construction, always use precise measurements. Blueprints are scaled down representations of things like houses, underground piping, and power line.