Cottage House Minecraft-FULL GUIDE
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hey what’s up guys it’s big tony and in
this video we’re going to be building
this big old cottage house
since this is a bigger build i’m doing
it in two parts the exterior which
you’re currently watching
and then the interior which will be out
soon so i’d appreciate if you take a
second
hit that subscribe button and that way
you can be sure that you won’t miss it
anyways here’s a bit more information
about the build that you may want to
know before starting this project
so as you see here there’s a water wheel
on the left side of the house
it’s really just decorative so you don’t
have to build it but if you do want to
then make sure you’re building next to a
river or you can dig out your own little
stream like i did
also my original design has a stables on
the right side
i didn’t build it here because i ran out
of space but i will show you how to
build it at the end of the video so make
sure you leave room for it
with that being said here’s a list of
the materials that you’ll need and i’ll
also put a written list in the
description
so to begin this build start by placing
chiseled stone bricks following this
layout to build the first layer
and so this is what it should look like
and then we’ll go over to this front
entrance
place four stone brick blocks on each
side
and then an upside down stone brick
stair on each side then we’ll place
another layer of stone breaks across the
top
we’ll go one block back and just place
some spruce planks
and then our spruce doors inside so just
place two spruce doors and then surround
the rest of the trapdoors
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and then to the left of the door build
up five stone bricks
and five here as well then we’re gonna
start building up this wall but leave a
two by two window on the third and
fourth block up and that’s two blocks
away from the door
place five more and then another two by
two window so it should be two blocks
away from the other window
and two blocks away from the edge next
place campfires on top of both windows
and extinguish them
and place two chains hanging from each
campfire
then place two trap doors at the bottom
of those chains and then from the inside
we’ll play some shutters
so i’m just placing two trapdoors on
each window
next we’ll place some items on the
window sills and the left one i’ll just
place a lantern and on the right one
i’ll place a cake in a flower pot
on the left side here i’ll place a fence
post at the top a chain and then a
lantern on the chain
next we’re going to go with one more
layer of chiseled stone bricks at the
top
so you should have one layer of chiseled
stone bricks at the bottom five layers
of regular stone bricks and then one
more layer of chiseled stone bricks for
a total of seven layers
so next go ahead and fill in these two
walls on the right side and the back
side
following that same pattern so on top of
those chiseled stone bricks place five
more layers of stone bricks and then one
more layer of chiseled stone bricks and
once you’ve done that it should look
like this
again that’s seven layers so one layer
of chiseled stone bricks five layers of
stone bricks and then one more layer of
chiseled stone bricks
for this little part right here build it
up the same way
then when we get to the back side wall
right here we’re gonna have some windows
so fill in the first layer of stone
bricks and for the next level place two
stone bricks skip two and then place
three
skip two again and then place one more
now build this stone brick up an
additional three blocks
then at the top of each of those window
gaps place two upside down stairs so we
should have an arch window like this
then just place another layer of
chiseled stone bricks
so here’s what the spacing should look
like from the inside in case you were
confused
and now for this side which is the left
side just build up five layers of stone
bricks on top of that chiseled stone
brick
and then one more layer of chisel stone
bricks to make a stone brick sandwich
now for this wall which is on the front
left side you can start by filling in
the first layer of stone bricks
then on the next layer we’re gonna have
a two block wide window so place four
blocks on the left side and then your
two block wide window and then five
blocks of stone bricks on the right side
so it’s four then two and then five
now we can start building up the stone
brick just skipping that window gap
then at the top place two upside down
stairs so it’s the same arch windows on
the back side
and finally just place that chiseled
stone brick on top
next go two blocks over from the left
side place a chisel stone brick
skip four and place another and then
build up with stone bricks to the top of
that wall
then place an upside down stair facing
out on each one
with slabs in between place full blocks
here and then two upside down stairs
place two full blocks on each side and
then stone brick walls in between
this will be a little balcony that you
can get up to from the second level
next place a spruce fence on each side
and then two chains on each side hanging
off
then make a little shelf using four
upside down spruce stairs
and on the inside i’m going to make some
shutters out of spruce trap doors
and you can place your trap doors like
this to make both shutters closed if you
want
but you can also use a placeholder block
and place the trapdoors like so to leave
one open
and i think this looks a lot better from
the outside because you get a little
view of the inside
anyway i’m also going to place some
shutters on these back windows and again
you can decide whether you want to have
them open or closed
and also here in the back windows i’m
going to place some items on the
windowsills
let’s start with the flower pot on the
right one and on the left one i’ll place
a lantern in a flower pot with a dead
bush
going back to this front window let’s
place a flower pot with a mushroom and a
lantern
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now the final step for our stone brick
parts and this is optional but i’m just
going to replace some of these full
blocks with stairs
to make it look like missing bricks and
give it a more rustic vibe
if you want to you can also mix in some
cracked and mossy stone bricks
so i’ll put this on a faster speed now
i’m just going to do this all the way
around the build
so that’s all of our stone brick parts
but before we move on i’ll just do a
quick little fly around so you can see
anything that you might have missed
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so now we’re going to start working on
our upper walls starting with some
spruce planks around the edges
so start one block inwards from the
front side and place spruce planks
across
stopping one block away from the side
we’ll take these spruce planks all the
way across
and place them on top of these crack
stone bricks then stop one block short
and go around this corner one block
inwards
place them on top of these chiseled
stone bricks and you can place some on
this balcony four blocks here
then go around this final corner one
block inwards
so i know that can be a bit confusing so
i’ll just fly around here so you can see
it again
alright so next we’re going to start
placing barrels on top of all those
spruce planks we just placed
and these barrels will basically just be
the trim for the inner walls on our
upper levels
so when you get to right here place two
spruce doors instead of barrels so you
can get out to the balcony
and then two trapdoors on top and these
doors should be in line with the window
down below
and then we’ll just continue our barrels
all the way around these spruce planks
all right now it’s time to actually get
started on our upper walls and we’ll
start with the front side above the door
so place an upside down spruce stair on
the edge skip four and place another
skip four and place another and skip
four more and place one more on the far
side
then place a vertical oak log here and
then go across with horizontal logs
and place another vertical one on this
end and then from either side we’ll
place vertical oak logs in line with
those upside down stairs
and four fence posts in between each one
so it should look like this then we’re
going to build up each of those vertical
logs out by an additional log
with four sideways logs in between each
section
so this is what you should have now and
then we’re going to build up five more
logs on top of each vertical log
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then place a placeholder block and we’ll
place sideways logs going all the way
across
on the next layer up
so it should look like this and you see
we have these three sections
on the two side sections we’re going to
make diagonal beams using stairs
so just place upside down and normal
stairs going from one corner to the
other
and we’ll repeat this on the other side
just don’t do it in that middle section
so for the middle section on these
horizontal logs place four upside down
stairs
and then we’ll place four fence posts on
each side and four slabs at the top of
those fence posts and then four more
slabs one block back
so we basically have a little shelf here
that will go around our window on the
next level up one block inwards place a
full spruce plank
then place an upside down stair with a
full plank on top and we’ll just
continue going up with this pattern
until you get to the center
and we should be at the center now and
once you get to the center go on the
other side and do the same thing
so these two little diagonal beams or
whatever you call them will meet up in
the center
and just place two blocks on top so
that’s like the outside layer for our
walls and then we’ll build the inside
layer which will be made out of white
terracotta
so go back on the inside here and then
on top of the barrels start by placing a
white terracotta
we’ll build up two levels of this
and on the third level just leave a two
block wide gap right in the center
and that gap will be three blocks tall
so we’ll have a two by three window and
you can just place some glass panes in
there right now
then we’re going to build up our white
terracotta until we get one block below
that sideways log
and then behind that sideways log just
place spruce planks
then above that we’ll follow the same
shape with our white terracotta we’ll
leave it two blocks wide
and three block tall gap for a door
right in the center
so two spruce doors and then two spruce
trap doors on top
i always have a little balcony out there
let’s just finish up the white
terracotta
again following the same shape as those
spruce planks and stairs
now on the balcony we’ll make a little
railing out of oak trap doors
so place two oak trap doors on each side
with four blocks of space in between
then we’ll need some placeholder blocks
so we can place the oak trap doors on
the outside
and just go ahead and flip those and
finally on the shelf below the window
i’m just going to place some leaves
i’m using azalea leaves but you can
really use any leaves
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all right so that’s our front wall and
i’ll just pause for a second in case you
need to see it again
so next we’re going to go directly
across to this back side and it’s
basically all the exact same the only
difference is this balcony
instead of the balcony we’re going to
have a window so let’s go to the back
side here and we’ll start
with our upside down stairs and we’ll
place a total of four with four blocks
in between each one
next place a vertical log and then
sideways log going all the way across
one more vertical log on the end then
four more logs with four
fence posts in between each one
then we’ll build each of those logs up
by one with sideways logs in between
and then build those vertical logs up by
an additional five
and then one block above and one block
inwards will have a big sideways log
and again we’re gonna have our diagonal
beams using stairs and upside down
stairs on the two outside sections
and then for the inside section four
upside down stairs and then four fence
posts on each side
and then our roof a layer of slabs and
another slabs behind
and then up here you’re just placing
full blocks with an upside down stair in
this pattern until you get to the center
and then we’ll do it again from the
other side so they should meet in the
center
and that’s the outside layer i’ll pause
for a second and then we’ll do the
inside layer which is the terracotta
okay so it’s all the same on the front
side to start so just place the
terracotta all the way across those
barrels two blocks high
then on the third level up of terracotta
we’ll just leave a two block wide window
it’ll be three blocks tall so we’ll
place our glass panes in there
then continue with the terra cotta
and on the level of the sideways log
play spruce planks
then we’ll continue with our terracotta
this time go all the way across on the
first level
then we’ll leave a two by two window in
the next level
just place our glass panes in there and
then finish up the terracotta
so that’s our front and back window but
before you jump down let’s place some
items below that top window
so let’s place a lantern and then a
couple of flower pots with saplings
and on the shelf below this lower window
i’ll place some leaves again
okay so that’s it for this back wall
let’s just pause here for a second
and next we’re going to do this wall
right here and from the front side this
wall is on the right side
so start by just placing a sideways log
all the way across on top of this
chiseled stone bricks
and we’ll place a total of three logs
with four fence posts in between each
one
and we’ll build each vertical log up an
additional five so it should be one
block shorter than those front logs
then place horizontal logs in between
above those fence posts
and at the top too
so now in each of these sections we’re
going to place diagonal beams starting
on this one place a stair upside down
stair and then just keep going with
those stairs and upside down stairs
until you get to the other corner
and we’re going to build this same
diagonal beam in each section just
flipped horizontally each time
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all right so that’s what all of our
diagonal beams should look like and then
for the inside layer we’re just going to
fill it all in with our terracotta up to
the sideways log
all right so there it is i’ll just pause
for a second in case you need to see it
again
and next we’re going to work on the wall
on the left side start by placing an
upside down stair a total of four of
them with three blocks in between each
one
place a vertical log and then a sideways
log
and one more vertical log on the other
end then we’ll place our logs on top of
those upside down stairs with three
fence posts in between
each one
and then build each of those vertical
logs up by an additional one with
sideways logs in between
next build each vertical log up by an
additional five
and then over one and up one we’ll place
a horizontal log
underneath place three fence gates in
each section
and then above we’re going to place
these full blocks and upside down stairs
just like we’ve been doing
but this time since we have an odd
number of blocks just place two full
blocks when you get to the center
so that’s what our outside details
should look like and now we’ll just go
on the inside layer and build up our
terracotta so build up these first two
layers
then in between each three white section
we’ll have a one wide three tall window
so just place some glass panes in there
and then build up your terracotta around
each window
then at the level of the sideways log
just place your spruce planks
then on the next level place your
terracotta but leave a one block wide
two block tall gap and place some glass
panes in there for a window
and then build up the rest of your
terracotta
now before you jump down let’s play some
items on this little shelf here i’m just
going to place two flower pots with two
different flowers in them
so that’s our left side wall and again
i’ll just pause in case you need to see
it again
next we’ll go over to this back wall
here and this one is pretty simple
just start with our horizontal logs
going across on top of the chiseled
stone bricks
and place a vertical log in the corner
then place three fence posts then two in
a vertical log
then four fence posts another log and
then two more fence posts
next build up each vertical log in
additional one and then sideways logs in
between
and then we’ll build up each of these
vertical logs an additional four so they
should be one block shorter than those
other logs
it’ll place horizontal logs in between
at the top
and on the inside layer place in your
first two layers of terracotta
fill this into the horizontal log and
you can start filling this in except
we’ll have a two by two window in the
center of that four black wide section
so let’s just place some glass panes in
there and then fill up the terracotta to
the horizontal logs
so this is what it should look like from
the outside and i’ll just pause here for
a second
next we’re going to go around to the
front and start doing this front left
side
start by building up seven logs in this
corner
so it should be one block less than that
other log place three horizontal locks
here and then another horizontal line
going across
place three fence posts here and then
place two fence post and a log
skip this four block section where the
balconies and place two more fence posts
in a log
one more log and then two sideways logs
two sideways logs here
three here and then one more vertical
log then we’ll build this log up by an
additional four and two more sideways
logs at the top
let’s make a diagonal beam using upside
down stairs and stairs
then we’ll do the same here so build
this up four and two sideways logs in
between
and then our diagonal beam out of stairs
and upside down stairs
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place four sideways logs at the top here
and then four fence posts below
on this left fence post i’ll place a
chain and then a lantern
and then for our railing let’s place
fence posts all around here
and then build up an additional three
fence post in each corner for a total of
four
so i need one more
then place fence gates in between to
connect it to the log and in between the
fence posts
so the roof for our balcony will sit
here next place three sideways logs here
and then we’ll do the inside terracotta
build up these first two layers and then
these two
so we’ll just have a one by two window
in the center of that three block wide
section and then on this side just fill
in the terracotta going around the door
and up to the height of those horizontal
logs
okay so that’s all of our upper walls
and now we’re ready for the roof
before we move on to the roof though
i’ll just do another fly around so you
can see anything that you might have
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missed
so our roof will be made out of cobble
deep slate we’ll start here on our front
side and place the top slab and then
full cobble deep slate blocks on top of
the spruce frame
once you get it to the top just work
your way down
one more block here and then a top slab
and then we’ll place our cobble deep
slate walls on top of all those full
blocks
so we’re gonna place this on top of our
spruce frame and then the rest of the
roof will be made out of stairs
so let’s start here with the top slab
and then a stair on top and from here
we’ll just go up with stairs and upside
down stairs
until you get to the center and then
we’ll do the same thing on the other
side
and on this side again we’ll start with
the top slab and then our stairs and
upside down stairs
until you meet the roof from the other
side of the top in this pattern of
stairs and upside down stairs is
basically what we’ll use to fill in the
entire roof except for what’s above our
spruce frames
so going around to the back side we’re
going to repeat this starting with the
top slab and then full blocks on top of
our spruce frame
then go back down and one more top slab
on the end
and then place walls on top of all those
full blocks
and then we’ll have our stair frame
sticking out by one
and the final frame we have left to do
is on the left side again we’ll start
with our full blocks with the top slab
on each end
and then walls on top of the full blocks
then a slab here and then our stair and
upside down stair frame sticking out by
one
at the top here we’ll just place a slab
and then go back down
and then place all of your upside down
stairs underneath
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so from here we’re just basically
filling in the rest using our stairs so
start by placing top slabs at the top of
those horizontal logs
and then stairs on top
and from here it’s pretty simple you’re
basically just filling in those stairs
in line with the full blocks until you
fill in the entire roof so we’re gonna
switch over to the third person replay
mod camera and i’m gonna do this on a
faster speed
so one thing to note here the left side
since it’s an odd number of blocks
just place slabs at the top of the frame
oh and one more thing
if you’re going to be following my
interior video then i wouldn’t recommend
placing the upside down stairs
underneath just yet because we might
want to do something different with the
inside
but if you’re not going to be following
my interior then feel free to just place
those upside down stairs underneath
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all right so there’s just one final
thing for our roof which is a chimney
so go to this corner and go one two and
then on the third one break that
place a cobblestone block there and then
break these three so have a two by two
chimney
and it’ll be built out of a mixture of
cobblestone and stone bricks
so build it up four blocks high
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and i mean four full blocks there’s the
one that’s cut off by the stairs and
then after that it’s one two three four
then on top play some campfires and
surround them by spruce trap doors
so there’s actually one more thing for
the roof that i nearly forgot
and that is the balcony roof so go over
to the balcony and start by placing two
stairs on each side
then on each side place it upside down
stair and a normal stair
two slabs in between then replace this
slab with a full block on each side
and place a stair next to it
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then break out these two slabs and place
two upside down stairs on each side
then i’ll place a stair here and one on
the other side and i’m just going to
turn this there so they connect
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okay so next we’re going to build the
water wheel and like i mentioned at the
beginning it’ll be on the left side so
hopefully you have a river there or you
build your own stream
as you see i don’t have one so i’m just
going gonna dig out a little stream
really quick
next go over to the side here and find
the center
and then on the third block above the
ground place a sideways log going all
the way across the river
then where the log meets the house while
surrounded by stone bricks
on the ladder above the log place two
stairs on each side a full block in
between and a slab on top
and on the other side of the river place
three stone brakes on the bottom and
surrounded by walls but nothing on top
and as for the wheel itself we’re
actually gonna have two wheels there
will be one block of space in between
them and just try to build them in the
center of the river
so the wheel itself is actually pretty
confusing and rather than trying to
explain it which would probably just
confuse you more
i made this little graphic that you can
build it from and just a reminder you’re
building two wheels with one block of
space in between
and once you have your two wheels in
place we’re just going to connect them
using spruce trap doors so on the flat
ends of these stairs we’ll just place a
trapdoor on each one
and then a placeholder block to place
one in between and we’re just gonna do
this on all four sides
or corners of a wheel i don’t know but
yeah do it on all four sides
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okay so next we’re gonna build the
stables and like i mentioned before i
don’t have enough space to do it here so
i’m going to show you how to build it on
a flat world
so here’s a copy of our house and we’re
just going to fly over here to the right
side
now from the left to the right side go
over four blocks and on the fifth one
place a log and build it up five blocks
high
skip four and build another five block
height log then we’ll fill in the first
three layers with fences
place sideways logs on the fourth level
and then another one on the sixth and
extend that one out by one and then
place four fences in between
place a stair on the end here then we’re
going to skip four blocks and build a
seven block tall log
and another one here against the wall
one block from the top place a sideways
log with fence posts on top then another
sideways lock that extends out by one
with a stair underneath
and then you can fill this in with fence
posts
next go over four blocks and build a
five block tallow clog and then over
four again and do the same
and then a horizontal log that extends
out by one with a stair underneath
another horizontal log one block below
the top with fence posts above
and then fill this in with fence posts
next up in each of these two gaps place
a fence post on each side and then two
fence gates in the middle
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next on the six block up we’ll place a
horizontal lock
on both sides and one in the back two
then we’ll place three spruce planks
with one on top in the center on each
side
so it’s four planks in an l shape
and we’ll do this on the front two
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then we’ll start on our roof starting
with a row of top slabs
then another row of slabs then a row of
full blocks
and then a row of bottom slabs with top
slabs underneath
full blocks again and then those bottom
slabs with the top slabs underneath
and our top row will be full blocks and
then we’ll do the same roof on the other
side
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next we’re going to make the floor for
our staples it’ll be mostly coarse dirt
with some pods around the center and
we’re just going to mix this all in
randomly so it blends with the grass
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and i’m also gonna have the coarse dirt
spilling out the edges of the stables
and then we’ll go over to the other side
and do the same thing with that coarse
dirt and puzzle
for our final decorations we’ll start by
placing some horses in there
then we’ll add a lantern on a chain on
each side
all right so that’s it for our stables
and now we’ll go back to the other world
for some final details
so let’s start by making a path leading
at the front door using a mix of
cobblestone and mossy cobblestone
and i’m just gonna mix it in with the
grass and make it look random and
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natural
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so extend this path out as far as you’d
like to and then we’re just going to add
some stone buttons over the top
and i’m also going to add some
cobblestone and mossy cobblestone around
the river where our waterwheel is
alrighty and now our final decoration
will just be to add some leaves around
the house
and just like i did with those window
shelves i’m using azalea leaves but you
can really use any leaves
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and i’m also going to add some leaves
hanging from some parts on the second
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story
so that’s it for the exterior of our big
cottage
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coming soon
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