Front 3D isometric view of the Spruce Family House Minecraft blueprint
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Spruce Family House

An 11 by 13 two-storey spruce house with a stone base, a real staircase and a dark oak roof.

A comfortable main base for an ongoing survival world. The ground floor holds your workstations and storage, an indoor staircase leads to a second floor with a reading corner, and every room gets daylight from 2-tall windows.

Size (W × L × H)
13 × 15 × 16
Blocks to place
871
Layers
16
Difficulty
Intermediate
Best biomes
Taiga, Snowy, Forest
Works in
Java and Bedrock 1.16+

The .schem file is a Sponge schematic for WorldEdit and similar tools on Java 1.21 or newer. Preview it first in the Schematic Viewer. Bedrock players can follow the layer plan below.

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How to build the Spruce Family House

  1. 1

    Foundation and stone base

    Lay an 11 by 13 cobblestone rectangle, fill the inside with spruce planks and add a one-block cobblestone ring on top of the outer edge.

  2. 2

    Frame and walls

    Raise spruce log corners to 8 blocks above the foundation. Fill the walls with spruce planks and run a ring of spruce logs around the wall at the fifth level as a floor beam.

  3. 3

    Second floor

    Fill the inside at the beam level with spruce planks, leaving a 1 by 4 opening along the east wall for the stairs.

  4. 4

    Staircase

    Inside the east wall, place five spruce stairs climbing north, one block up and one block forward each time, ending level with the upper floor.

  5. 5

    Windows and door

    Add 2-tall glass windows on both floors: two at the front, three at the back and three on each side, plus one above the door. Hang a spruce door in the middle of the front wall.

  6. 6

    Roof

    Build a north to south gable from dark oak stairs, starting one block outside the walls above the top of the walls. Climb six layers and finish with a dark oak plank ridge. Fill the gable ends with spruce planks.

  7. 7

    Furnish

    Place the crafting table, furnace and chest in the back corner downstairs and three bookshelves upstairs. Lanterns light both floors.

Builder tips

  • Spruce trees are common in taiga, so build near one to keep wood trips short.
  • Stairs placed while facing north will climb northward automatically.
  • Add carpets and a bed upstairs to finish the bedroom.

Materials

Exact counts for every block in the build. Stacks are 64.

BlockCount
Spruce Planks458
Dark Oak Stairs180
Cobblestone83
Spruce Log72
Glass46
Dark Oak Planks15
Bookshelf6
Spruce Stairs5
Lantern2
Chest1
Crafting Table1
Furnace1
Spruce Door1

Gathering estimate

Planks, stairs, slabs, bricks and glass converted back to what you collect, using standard recipes. Rounded up.

  • Spruce Log189
  • Cobblestone91
  • Dark Oak Log72
  • Sand46
  • Oak Log12
  • Lantern2

Layer-by-layer plan

Build from the bottom up. Each layer shows exactly which block goes where, with the layer below shown faintly for alignment.

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