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Azalea Treehouse

PLATE No. 12 · HOUSE

Azalea Treehouse — Minecraft House Blueprint & Build Guide

438 steps ·36 × 33 × 45 ·Medium

A spruce treehouse in three levels around a giant azalea tree, linked by ladders and a spiral stair.

Size (W × D × H)
36 × 33 × 45
Footprint
1,015 squares
Blocks
5,465 · 44 types
Build time
about 5 h
Storage needed
5 chests · or 5 shulker boxes
Difficulty
Medium
Works on
Java · Bedrock · Console

Works with Java and Bedrock block names. We'll ask where you play when you start.

Start building — Step 1 is free
FREE PREVIEWFree: chapters 1–4, 156 of 438 steps, plus the full block list and the first floor of the blueprint. Pro opens the rest, or get this build alone for $2.99.

1 · BLUEPRINT · FREE TO VIEW

Azalea Treehouse blueprint, one layer at a time

One square is one block. Go up a layer with + and tap any square to see the block and the step it belongs to.

Layer 3 of 45 · first floor
Tap a square to see which block goes there.
LAYER 3 · 81 BLOCKSN ↑
Azalea Treehouse: blueprint layer 3

Front door faces south ↓

2 · SIZE AND BLOCK LIST · FREE

Every block you need for Azalea Treehouse

SIZE
36 × 33 × 45
BLOCKS
5,465
TYPES
44
STORAGE
5 chests
0 / 45 gathered

Blocks · 45

Open the checklist · tick blocks as you gather

3 · NUMBERED STEPS · FIRST STEPS FREE

The first 4 building steps

Steps 1–33 lay out the site and terrain. The building itself starts at step 34.

  1. Azalea Treehouse: step 34STEP 34Spruce Planks×56Section 1 · West foundation · layer 2
  2. Azalea Treehouse: step 35STEP 35Spruce Planks×15Section 1 · West foundation, going south · layer 2
  3. Azalea Treehouse: step 36STEP 36Moss Block×1Section 2 · Northwest foundation · layer 1
  4. Azalea Treehouse: step 37STEP 37Spruce Planks×35Section 2 · Northwest foundation · layer 2
Continue from step 38 in the guide

4 · THE WHOLE BUILD

Chapters

438 steps in 7 chapters

CH.01Site & TerrainSteps 1–33 · 1,015 blocksFREECH.02FoundationSteps 34–37 · 107 blocksFREECH.03WallsSteps 38–137 · 803 blocksFREECH.04FloorsSteps 138–156 · 464 blocksFREECH.05RoofSteps 157–200 · 566 blocksPROCH.06InteriorSteps 201–255 · 511 blocksPROCH.07Decor & LandscapeSteps 256–438 · 1,999 blocksPRO

Chapters 1–4 (156 of 438 steps), the full block list and the first floor of the blueprint are free. Pro opens every step, layer and file of every build, from about $2.50 a month on the yearly plan, or you can buy just this build for $2.99 and keep it for good.

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Before you start

Hard-to-find blocks:
Every block can be gathered or crafted in survival.
Tools:
An axe, a pickaxe and a shovel cover every block here.
Plot:
Flat area of at least 35 × 29 blocks. The door faces south.

Files for Java and Bedrock

Optional. Use these if you prefer Litematica or a structure block; the guide works without them.

.litematic

Java · Litematica

Pro · locked
.schem

Java · WorldEdit and other schematic tools

Pro · locked
.mcstructure

Bedrock · Structure block

Pro · locked

Files come with Pro, or when you buy this build for $2.99.See options

What this build is

Azalea Treehouse is a Medium Minecraft house with 438 steps in 7 chapters, a 36 × 33 footprint and 46 layers of height. A spruce treehouse in three levels around a giant azalea tree, linked by ladders and a spiral stair.

At about 5 hours of building it suits a survival world once you have a steady supply of wood and stone.

The block list, before you start

The bulk of it is Flowering Azalea Leaves (946), Spruce Planks (684) and Moss Block (641). In all it comes to 5,465 blocks in 44 types, which is about 116 stacks and 5 chests of storage.

Every block here can be gathered or crafted in a normal survival world.

How the blueprint is laid out

The Azalea Treehouse blueprint has 46 layers on a 36 × 33 grid. Layer 1 is free to view, and every square shows the block and the step that places it. The front door faces south. Count from the same corner on every layer, using the numbers along the edge of the grid.

Step by step, chapter by chapter

The 438 steps run through the site and terrain, the foundation, the walls, the floors, the roof, the interior and decor and landscaping. Steps 1–156 are free, ending with floors, which is a natural place to stop. The roof starts at step 157.

Where to put it

Choose a flat area of at least 36 × 33 blocks with room to walk around it. Turn it so the south-facing door meets your path. Want something else? Compare more house blueprints, or browse house ideas.

Common mistakes

Count the roof from the corner you used on layer 1; starting from the other side leaves the ridge off-centre. If you turn the build, keep the original directions in mind: the step hints name walls by compass direction.

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