3D preview
Rotate it, slice it layer by layer, and follow the build order — loads when you click.
Build at a glance
Dimensions
21 × 12 × 20
Footprint
420 blocks
Total blocks
2,163
Block types
29
Edition
Java
Version
1.20.1
File size
2 KB
Difficulty
Intermediate
Build overview
A 21×12×20 house built mainly from cherry planks and cherry stairs — 2,163 blocks across 29 block types. Preview it in 3D layer by layer, then download the SCHEM file for Minecraft 1.20.1 Java Edition.
Blocks you'll need
Dirtminecraft:dirt70010s +60
Cherry Planksminecraft:cherry_planks3074s +51
Cherry Stairsminecraft:cherry_stairs2253s +33
Oak Planksminecraft:oak_planks1923s
Grass Blockminecraft:grass_block1352s +7
Cherry Logminecraft:cherry_log1342s +6
Oak Stairsminecraft:oak_stairs811s +17
Oak Fenceminecraft:oak_fence781s +14
Deepslate Tilesminecraft:deepslate_tiles761s +12
Glass Paneminecraft:glass_pane3131
Wall Torchminecraft:wall_torch2424
Carrotsminecraft:carrots2222
Farmlandminecraft:farmland2222
Stone Bricksminecraft:stone_bricks1616
Moss Carpetminecraft:moss_carpet1414
Sweet Berry Bushminecraft:sweet_berry_bush1414
Cherry Slabminecraft:cherry_slab1313
Mossy Stone Bricksminecraft:mossy_stone_bricks1313
Red Bedminecraft:red_bed1212
Oak Doorminecraft:oak_door1010
Oak Trapdoorminecraft:oak_trapdoor88
Chestminecraft:chest77
Spruce Doorminecraft:spruce_door66
Torchminecraft:torch66
Waterminecraft:water55
Coarse Dirtminecraft:coarse_dirt44
Potted Cornflowerminecraft:potted_cornflower44
Oak Slabminecraft:oak_slab22
Water Cauldronminecraft:water_cauldron22
29 block types · 2,163 blocks total
FAQ
How do I download the Retro 1950s-1970s Home Style schematic?
Click Download to grab the Retro 1950s-1970s Home Style build as a .schem file, then load it in-game with Litematica (or WorldEdit for .schem).
Is Retro 1950s-1970s Home Style free?
Yes — every schematic on mc-schematics is free to download, no sign-up required.
What Minecraft version does it work with?
It was built for Minecraft 1.20.1 (Java), and — like all schematics — loads in that version and later, including the current releases. Litematica handles the version differences.
