Minecraft Tutorial: How To Make The Easiest Wooden House Ever Made

In this tutorial i show you how to make the easiest wooden survival house you have ever made! this is a small wooden survival starter house made out of oak wood and spruce wood that is suitable to make in survival :)

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If you are looking for an awesome and super simple, easy to make modern mansion this video is for you! for pocket edition ( mc pe ) xbox xbox360 , ps , ps3 , ps4 , pc

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[GeckoGaming-ycgr]

I absolutely loved this tutorial. Out of all of the house tutorials I've watched and used for my superflat world, this one was not only the easiest, (Believe it or not my 5x5 house took surprisingly long) but I also adore the look of it. I specifically want houses with different crops, and this is the first tutorial I've watched that used beetroot, and I love the color contrast! The tutorial itself was extremely easy to follow along with, and this house is significantly smaller than another house I have. Along with those facts, this build took me the least amount of time out of all the houses I've currently made. I was also having a relatively bad day, but the tutorial helped me calm down and visualize my dream superflat world. As opposed to the other tutorials, which left me almost screaming at the screen, I'd say this tutorial is more than worth it. It's also a great house for survival mode, because of it's small size and easiness. You have earned an instant subscriber from this tutorial. I will definitely be using more of your tutorials for more houses! (Sorry if this was more like an item review than a comment saying how much I loved the tutorial, I tend to do that. Habit.)

[aaa-xrwz]

Alternative Title: How to make the smallest but best wooden house that is shown and made on the entire internet

[i.show.fard]

42 Oak Planks.
5 Oak Stairs.
4 Oak fence.
8 Glass Pane.
78 Spruce Slab.
1 Spruce Door.
25 Oak Leaves.
1 Hoe (Any variant).
8 Beetroot Seeds. (Or any seeds in my opinion)
1 Shovel (Any variant).

I hope this helped.

[Nixie]

I made 2 side by side, used middle as extra garden instead on 2 rows of hedges, with potatoes and beets. I also used crimson wood instead of oak and warped wood instead of spruce for one, and then reversed it. I also used birch leaves and black glass to add to the gothic look. It looks AWESOME! Plus with the roofs connecting, it could pass as 1 house split into two, except for the middle that shows otherwise. In short, thank you for the amazing builds you do.

[randomstuff]

Can’t wait for your creative world tour

[ronnyaep]

Thanks U might be the only person to show us all the ingredients


Thanks So much for the Help


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[heavenly_spears]

This is a great house you can build a basement underneath and put your nether portal and other stuff to basically have a mansion underneath the ground

[elijah]

YAY i love these survival houses
Edit:Thanks for the ♥️

[frenchy]

There's more than 42 planks i just did it in survival

[TSMCMinecraft]

Who else randomly got suggested this video lol? 😂😂😂😂😂

[jaydenadelman]

It’s so easy and so quick to build I love watching your shows and making this build

[remaudy]

I’m an OG subscriber, I’ve been taking house tutorials from you since you had your first pixel art tutorials. Then I really started getting interested in you when you had good house tutorials. Keep up the good work👍👍👍👍☺️

[cristycastro]

Thanks now I had a beautiful house thank you

[djlamar]

Can't wait to see your tour to see all your builds past and present

[tanjirokamado]

When you get triggered because he didn't put water in the farm

[laakekaappi]

0:46 this helped me a lot building the house

[landenweeks]

Thx, my Minecraft dog will like his new house😊

[BED_WITH_NO_MAN]

I built this in minecraft earth, thanks so much!! Its awesome!!

[Whoa_Dude_Really]

3 tips for anyone doing this build
1-put water underneath the stairs for the garden
2- azalea leaves look amazing around the border
3- the number are slightly off

[sandrobuskhrikidze]

this was super helpful, and I loved how you went slowly so that I cold understand, but not too slowly.