Cottagecore Minecraft House - Follow These 10 Tips Skip to content Click here to check out the GameByte Shop great games, consoles and more! Cottagecore Minecraft House – Follow These 10 Tips 1 April 2022 by Christian Wait Ever wanted that perfect cosy home in the countryside but don’t have the money to front the venture? No worries, just make one in Minecraft! The Cottagecore Minecraft house scene sounds like something we’ve just made up, but it’s gaining popularity by the day. Cottagecore Minecraft House Top Tips Looking to build your own cottage but don’t know where to start? Here are ten tips you need to build a perfect Cottagecore Minecraft house: 1 Get the outline right – Cottagecore Minecraft House Make sure the sides of the cottage are a tad shorter than the front and rear elevations. For users looking for square floor space, there are no issues going for that kind of layout too!ADVERT ADVERT 2 Lay The Foundations – Cottagecore Minecraft House Once the outline is sorted, start by laying a mix of mossy and normal cobblestone around the flooring you’ll be using. Birch planks look quite nice and quaint if anyone is struggling to make a flooring choice. 3 Build The Walls – Cottagecore Minecraft House It’s a good idea to mark out wall corners with logs, then build up the wall with terracotta. Not only are they good materials to use but they suit the cottage aesthetic quite well. To add a bit of design flair, add bricks on the final two layers of terracotta on the outside walls. Make sure to leave a bit of room at the front for a nice porch, more on that later.ADVERT ADVERT 4 Doors and Windows – Cottagecore Minecraft House Use glass panes for the window gaps that have been knocked out of the terracotta. As for the doors, we quite like using trap doors, but that’s your call. We’d 100% go with some kind of wood for the door to keep in line with the Cottagecore Minecraft house look. 5 The Roof Players will find it best to build stairs out of the roof materials they wise to use. A combination of stone, mossy stone and bricks looks quite nice. 6 Exterior Features This is where the wall log ends come in handy. Players can fix wood fences, lanterns and other features around the foundation of the cottage. See, we told you that porch space at the front would look nice.ADVERT ADVERT 7 Gardens It wouldn’t be a cottage without a lovely garden, here are some items players can use to add a more rustic flair to their cottage build: FlowersFlower PortsOak leavesVinesPumpkinsStone brick wallsHaybalesLanterns 8 The Interior How the exterior of our Cottagecore Minecraft House looks the part, let’s focus on the interior. The first step would be laying birch planks on the roof too and using ladders of your choice to get up to the second floor. There’s a second-floor right? 9 Decorate Let’s add that last layer of polish to the cottage by furnishing it and lighting it well. Lanterns do the trick for the latter, but here are some furnishing item ideas to consider:ADVERT ADVERT CarpetsSmokerBlast FurnaceBarrelsBookshelfGreen bed 10 Keep Adding To It Now that the cottage is complete, it’s never too late to add new features and rebuild. Just like a real home, the garden may look nicer with some new flowers or a furniture swap. SHOP WITH GAMEBYTE Along with the latest games, merch, and accessories, the GameByte Shop has an epic Loyalty Points Scheme – earning you points for every £1 you spend to redeem for huge discounts! Also, sign up to our newsletter to be notified of new-gen console drops, deals, and more. Please note the GameByte Shop is available for UK customers only.ADVERT ADVERT TweetShareSharePin Follow us on @GameByte @gamebyte GameByte GameByte GameByte Noobs Play @GameByte @gamebyte GameByte GameByte GameByte Noobs Play External Links Policy GameByte Staff About GameByte Advertise with us Careers Ambassador Program Contact Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Manage Cookies Preferences Submit Your Content FragHero Sporf 9 to 5 Life Social Chain Social Chain Agency