Minecraft offers quite a few different structures to build in the world you like and these structures rely on your creativity. You could say the sky is the limit. Minecraft farm houses are one of the options that you can go for if you are looking to build a simple world with a cozy environment. A farmhouse usually includes farmland and animal pens, which simplifies daily routines. How do you build one? That is the tricky part. Here are some of YouTubers' best Minecraft farm houses and how to build them!

What is a Minecraft farm?

A Minecraft farm is a plot of land where players grow crops like wheat, potatoes, or carrots. Players can build a farm in almost any biome. As you may expect, water is the main requirement. Place a water source block next to dirt blocks, then use a hoe on the dirt and it becomes farmland. Plant seeds in the new farmland. Adequate light is also very important. Sunlight works best, but torches and other lights are also helpful.

How to make a farmhouse in Minecraft?

First things first, select a flat area near water. Lay a simple foundation with wood or stone blocks. Raise walls and attach a roof, befre adding windows and doors. Place torches or lanterns inside to keep mobs away. Build a fence or wall around the house to block roaming creatures. Place a crafting table, furnace and chest near each other for easy access and don’t forget to keep a bed in a safe corner.

Place crop fields next to the house. Water them with a source block and hoe the dirt to make farmland. Plant seeds and use torches for extra light. Keep animals in pens for meat, eggs, or milk.

Best Minecraft farm houses and how to build them

Here are five of the best Minecraft farm houses by famous Youtubers and howe to build them:

Simple Animal Barn

Items

• Dark Oak Planks
• Tuff Bricks or Stone Bricks
• Spruce Planks
• Dark Oak Slabs
• Dark Oak Stairs
• Spruce Fence Gates
• Dark Oak Fences
• Lanterns
• Chains
• Trapdoors (Oak or Dark Oak)
• Hay Bales
• Campfires (extinguished)
• Leaves (Oak or Flowering Azalea)
• Coarse Dirt
• Mossy Cobblestone (optional)
• Water Bucket (optional)

How to build

1. Mark a square layout with dark oak pillars. Make center pillars taller.
2. Outline a lower roof with dark oak slabs. Step upward toward the center.
3. Outline a higher roof with more slabs. Step upward once again.
4. Fill the roof with tuff or stone bricks.
5. Build walls with tuff bricks. Add spruce fence gates where needed.
6. Form an entrance with dark oak planks and fences. Split the interior into pens if needed.
7. Place interior pillars to match the exterior.
8. Add stairs and trapdoors to corners and edges for detail.
9. Use dark oak fences or fence gates to create railings and stalls.
10. Hang lanterns from chains for lighting.
11. Spread hay bales and extinguished campfires around the barn.
12. Add leaves on the edges and a coarse dirt path outside.
13. Dig a small pond near the barn if desired. Decorate it with mossy cobblestone.

Cozy Farm House

Items

• Spruce Planks
• Oak Logs
• White Wool
• Glass Panes
• Spruce Doors
• Spruce Trapdoors
• Diorite (optional)
• Birch Wood (optional)
• Spruce Fence Gates
• Stone Brick Wall
• Spruce Fences
• Lanterns
• Campfires (extinguished)
• Stone Bricks
• Cobblestone
• Cracked Stone Bricks
• Oak Stairs
• Oak Slabs
• Chests, Barrel, Grindstone, Anvil, Armor Stand, Furnace, Blast Furnace, Crafting
• Table, Bookshelves
• Flower Pot, Sapling, Double Bed, Smithing Table, Painting, Carpet

How to build

1. Clear ground blocks and replace them with spruce planks for the floor.
2. Place oak log pillars at each corner of the house. Set them four blocks high.
3. Use shorter pillars on one side for a varied roof line.
4. Attach spruce doors at the entrances.
5. Raise walls with white wool. Leave space for windows.
6. Add glass panes to each window opening.
7. Texture the walls with diorite or birch wood if you prefer variety.
8. Place fence gates diagonally on one side for an exterior detail.
9. Add stone brick walls and spruce fences around the front or back for a small
10. porch or railing.
11. Build a chimney with stone bricks, cobblestone, cracked stone bricks, and an extinguished campfire.
12. Shape the roof with oak stairs and oak slabs on both sides.
13. Hang lanterns near windows, doors, and fence posts.
14. Furnish the interior with a crafting table, furnaces, a grindstone, an anvil, barrels, and chests.
15. Include a second floor using oak slabs. Position a bed, bookshelves, and a smithing table there.
16. Place a painting or flower pot for a personal touch.

Medieval Farm House

Items

• Stone
• Spruce Planks
• White Concrete or Gray Wool
• Spruce Trapdoors
• Oak Stairs
• Oak Slabs
• Dark Oak Trapdoors
• Bricks, Granite
• Mossy Cobblestone, Cobblestone, Andesite, Gravel
• Oak Fences
• Chain
• Glass Panes (optional)
• Dirt, Coarse Dirt, Brown Concrete Powder
• Grass Blocks, Ferns
• Flower Pot
• Wall (any block)
• Fence (any type)

How to build

1. Form two connected rectangles and a tower base with stone.
2. Raise walls four blocks high with white concrete or gray wool.
3. Insert spruce plank support beams at intervals.
4. Attach spruce trapdoors on these beams for detail.
5. Construct the first roof section with oak stairs and slabs.
6. Shape a second roof section with more slabs.
7. Add a back roof section for a multi-tiered design.
8. Attach dark oak trapdoors to the roof edges.
9. Fill the roof interior with spruce planks.
10. Build the tower above one corner. Use dark oak or spruce planks.
11. Cap the tower with stairs, walls, and a fence piece.
12. Add chains and fences to the tower for decoration.
13. Insert windows with glass panes or trapdoors.
14. Create a chimney with bricks and granite. Add a flower pot or hidden campfire on top.
15. Vary the walls with mossy cobblestone and gravel for texture.
16. Fence a small garden or courtyard.
17. Scatter coarse dirt or gravel for paths.
18. Add grass blocks and ferns for natural accents

Ultimate Farm House

Items

• Spruce Planks, Stairs, Slabs, Fences, Fence Gates, Stripped Spruce Wood
• Flowering Azalea Leaves, Azalea Leaves
• Coarse Dirt, Stone, Gravel, Andesite
• Composter, Barrels
• Stone Slabs, Water Buckets
• Carrots, Wheat, Potatoes, Beetroots, Sugarcane
• Chest
• Stone Bricks
• Glass Panes
• Upside Down Spruce Stairs, Spruce Trapdoors, Lanterns, Moss Blocks, Oak Trapdoors, Flower Pots, Red Tulips, White Tulips, Scaffolding
• Stone Brick Slabs, Hay Bales, Shovel, Ladder, Grindstone, Lectern, Bookshelves, Armor Stands, Furnaces, Smokers, Blast Furnaces, Crafting Tables, Double Chests

How to build

1. Erect spruce pillars around the perimeter for fences. Leave gaps for fence gates.
2. Combine stairs, slabs, fences, coarse dirt, and leaves around each section.
3. Create paths with stone, gravel, and andesite leading to each field.
4. Form four crop fields with composters in the center. Plant carrots, wheat, potatoes, and beetroot.
5. Build a sugarcane patch near water and a chest.
6. Raise spruce log pillars for the main house. Use stone or stone bricks for the walls.
7. Insert windows and doors. Attach upside-down stairs and trapdoors as decorative accents.
8. Construct a second floor with stone bricks. Decorate windows with pots and flowers.
9. Outline the roof with stone brick slabs. Fill it with spruce slabs.
10. Build a stable with fences, coarse dirt, water troughs, and hay bales.
11. Place lanterns for lighting around the property.
12. Furnish the interior with crafting blocks, smelting stations, lecterns, bookshelves, armor stands, and double chests.
13. Add a ladder or stairs for a basement or hidden attic.
14. Place any final decorations, such as paintings, to personalize it.

Minecraft House With Farm

Items

• Oak Logs, Spruce Planks, Oak Planks, Oak Stairs
• Spruce Fences
• Dark Oak Slabs, Spruce Slabs, Dark Oak Planks
• Stone Bricks, Stone
• White Stained Glass Panes
• Oak Leaves
• Lanterns
• Grass Blocks, Spruce Trapdoors, Sweet Berry Bushes
• Ladders

How to build

1. Mark the foundation with oak log columns.
2. Fill walls with spruce and oak planks. Leave openings for windows.
3. Insert spruce fences in window gaps or add white stained glass panes.
4. Lay a floor of spruce planks.
5. Outline a porch with stone bricks and fill it with stone blocks.
6. Form a lower roof section with dark oak slabs. Step up near the center.
7. Fill the roof with spruce slabs and planks.
8. Smooth the underside with extra slabs or logs.
9. Mirror the roof approach on the other side.
10. Add lanterns near doors and windows.
11. Place oak leaves around pillars or along the porch.
12. Build planters with grass blocks, spruce trapdoors, and sweet berry bushes.
13. Create a second floor with ladders. Use the same wood blend for walls and floors.
14. Insert more windows.
15. Secure farmland close to the house. Add fences for livestock if desired.

This house works for players who prefer a balanced approach. It includes enough room for basic necessities and a reliable farm.