Medieval Courtyard Cottage
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A picturesque medieval cottage with a private courtyard, reflecting pool and blossoming trees, wrapped in a soft prismarine roof and stone paths.
Actual build (render of the schematic or in-game screenshot).
Actual build (render of the schematic or in-game screenshot).
AI-enhanced preview: the scenery around the build is not part of the download.
Actual build (render of the schematic or in-game screenshot).
Actual build (render of the schematic or in-game screenshot).
Description
Medieval Courtyard Cottage
A picturesque medieval cottage with a private courtyard, reflecting pool and blossoming trees, wrapped in a soft prismarine roof and stone paths.
Build details
- Size: 28 × 37 × 28 blocks (width × height × length)
- Blocks: 8,851
- Main materials: oak planks, stripped jungle wood, stripped oak wood, grass block, jungle planks
- World: Java Edition 26.1.2 or newer
- Schematic: Sponge .schem for WorldEdit / FastAsyncWorldEdit, Java Edition 26.1.2 or newer
What's included
- A flat creative world with the build, ready to play (you spawn in front of it)
medieval-courtyard-cottage.schem— the same build as a schematic, to paste into your own worldREADME.txt— instructions
Play the world
- Install it with the CurseForge app, or copy the folder from the zip into
.minecraft/saves/. - Open Minecraft, Singleplayer: creative mode, cheats on.
Paste the schematic
- Install WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit.
- Copy the
.schemfile intoplugins/WorldEdit/schematics/(Paper / Spigot) orconfig/worldedit/schematics/(Fabric / NeoForge, singleplayer). - In game, run
//schem load medieval-courtyard-cottage. - Stand where you want the build and run
//paste.
The render images show exactly what the schematic contains. Images labelled "AI-enhanced preview" place the build in a decorative setting: that scenery (landscape, water, ships, props around the build) is not part of the download.
Free build from the Spaleforce collection. View the build on Spaleforce.
Medieval Courtyard Cottage Team
