HouseFree download
Starter Oak Cabin
A 7 by 9 oak cabin with a spruce roof you can finish on your first or second day.
- Size
- 9×11×10
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Style
- Rustic
- Blocks
- 309 blocks
Minecraft Blueprint Library
Original, survival-friendly build plans with 3D previews, exact block lists, layer-by-layer guides and real schematic downloads. Pick a build, gather the materials and follow it one layer at a time.
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HouseFree downloadSpruce Family House
An 11 by 13 two-storey spruce house with a stone base, a real staircase and a dark oak roof.
- Size
- 13×15×16
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Style
- Nordic
- Blocks
- 871 blocks
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Stone Keep Castle
A 15 by 15 three-floor stone brick keep with corner turrets, arrow slits and a roof walk.
- Size
- 17×17×18
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Style
- Medieval
- Blocks
- 1,595 blocks
Quick wins for new worlds
Beginner builds with free downloads you can finish in one session.
- HouseFree download
Starter Oak Cabin
A 7 by 9 oak cabin with a spruce roof you can finish on your first or second day.
- Size
- 9×11×10
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Style
- Rustic
- Blocks
- 309 blocks
HouseFree downloadCherry Blossom Cottage
A 9 by 9 cherry wood cottage on a smooth stone platform with a dark oak gable roof.
- Size
- 13×13×11
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Style
- Japanese
- Blocks
- 428 blocks
HouseFree downloadDesert Sandstone House
A 9 by 9 flat-roof sandstone house with a rooftop terrace reached by ladder.
- Size
- 11×11×7
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Style
- Desert
- Blocks
- 333 blocks
Survival baseFree downloadSurvival Starter Compound
A lit 21 by 21 walled base with a house, a 9 by 9 crop field and a storage shed.
- Size
- 21×21×10
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Style
- Rustic
- Blocks
- 991 blocks
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Mansion PremiumDark Oak Manor
A 23 by 13 three-floor dark oak manor with a timber frame, porch, switchback staircase and chimney.
- Size
- 25×17×26
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Style
- Rustic
- Blocks
- 2,204 blocks
Castle PremiumWalled Courtyard Castle
A 33 by 33 castle with curtain walls, four corner towers, a gatehouse and a three-floor keep.
- Size
- 33×33×21
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Style
- Medieval
- Blocks
- 4,596 blocks
Mega build PremiumGrand Cathedral
A cross-shaped stone cathedral with stained glass, rose windows, pews and a 44-block bell tower.
- Size
- 37×48×45
- Difficulty
- Expert
- Style
- Gothic
- Blocks
- 6,084 blocks
Mega build PremiumWalled Medieval Town
A 49 by 49 walled town with six houses, a keep, a market well, a gatehouse and roofed towers.
- Size
- 49×49×25
- Difficulty
- Expert
- Style
- Medieval
- Blocks
- 9,431 blocks
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Blueprint Library questions
- Are these Minecraft blueprints free?
- 17 of the 21 blueprints include a free .schem download and full layer plan. Every blueprint, including Premium ones, shows its preview pictures, exact block list and building steps for free.
- How accurate are the block counts?
- Exact. Each blueprint is generated from a single block-by-block design, and the preview pictures, material list, layer plan and download file all come from that same design. The gathering estimate converts planks, stairs, slabs and similar blocks back to logs, stone and sand using standard crafting recipes.
- Do the blueprints work on Java and Bedrock?
- Yes. Every design uses vanilla blocks that exist in both editions, and each page lists the oldest version that has all of its blocks. The .schem file is a Java Edition format for WorldEdit and similar tools. Bedrock players build by hand with the layer plan.
- How do I use a .schem file?
- Copy it into your WorldEdit schematics folder, then run //schem load with the file name and //paste in game. You can also open it in the MineBuildr Schematic Viewer to check each layer first. Files are made for Java 1.21 and newer.
- Can I submit my own build?
- Yes. Signed-in members can send a build with pictures or a download link. Submissions go to a private review queue; nothing is published automatically, and accepted builds are added as full blueprints with credit.