18 BEST Minecraft Beach House Ideas [First-Hand Experience]

When it comes to a tropical vacation in Minecraft, nothing serves it fresh like a beach house. The Minecraft Beach House Ideas can assist players with building modern, easy, and cozy homes! Beach homes are handy for spawns near water or on smaller islands.

Modern Simple House 

One of the first beach house builds that players can try out was inspired by the incredible build by Keralis. It is a gorgeous house with a pool overlooking the front yard, off-white rooftops, and a spectacular white all-rounder build.

• The main materials players need for this build are smooth quartz blocks, slabs, stairs, and combining the build with the stripped oak logs and light grey concrete powder.

Wooden House 

Moving on, the next option that I would like to consider focuses on a wooden beach house with a dock that leads up to it. Lanterns illuminate the path for the player. The house overlooks the clear waters and is a simple wooden beach house inspired by LayaMinecraft.

• This build focuses mainly on spruce, jungle, and acacia planks. Players can also use items like sandstone walls, glass panes, jungle fences, and lanterns for lighting.

Lighter Wooden Beach House 

Another masterpiece by LayaMinecraft is the wooden house that was quite similar to the last one. The main difference is that this one has a shorter and lighter-wood-colored deck, and the house seems intermediate in its overall difficulty. Nonetheless, it’s a beautiful wooden house that is afloat on water. 

• Players can use various types of wood logs, slabs, stairs, fences, trap doors, chains, carpets, beds, anvils, flowers, potted plants, and more for decoration for this build. 

Nature/Modern Mix 

Now, if you’re a player who would rather focus on nature and a modern mix, then one of these Beach House Ideas by Stevler should be right up your alley. The building features a wooden roof with an exterior that is afloat on water, combined with its pool, as well as a dock and stairs that lead to the water.

• The main materials players can use for the build are andesite walls, jungle slabs, polished andesite slabs, and jungle fences, combined with white concrete powder and jungle logs.

Modern Design

Let’s take things further with a gorgeous modern beach house by LayaMinecraft, focusing on a two-story building resembling real-life modern homes. The house is also complete with a rooftop that overlooks the ocean, and it is accessible as well. There is also a patio area and stairs leading to the house.

• Use smooth quartz blocks, bricks, smooth quartz slabs, and smooth quartz stairs.
• Alongside that, players can also use spruce planks, spruce slabs, and nether bricks, and combine them all with gray stained glass and gray stained glass panes for the windows.

Pink Beach House

This pink beach house by GAMES is a two-story house with a protruding second floor, and the entire exterior is focused on being pink, and the rest is matched with a beautiful white modern look.

• Stick to a white and pink color palette, with materials like pink concrete, and players can use smooth white quartz blocks for the walls.
• Players can tie the entire look together by using pink-stained window panes.

Cottagecore 

For all the players who want to live in a cottage, why not combine it with a beach house with two stories, is inspired by SweetMarble, and is filled to the brim with potted plants and flowers, both inside and outside, to represent its connection with nature. The roof makes it look similar to a traditional wooden house, with a balcony overlooking the ocean. 

• Making the base with grass, players can fill the base with planks and use fences, plants, and more to decorate the inside and outside. 

Nature’s Dream 

Yet another one of the nature-based Beach House players can try out is the perfect mix between cottage-core and nature. Similar to the last house, this one also has two stories, wooden rooftops, loads of plants, a balcony that overlooks the ocean, and a checkerboard-patterned floor. The very talented Zaypixel inspires this build. 

• Main materials include: Spruce logs, stripped spruce logs, spruce planks, stairs, slabs, trapdoors, fences, gates, and buttons, as well as oak logs, wood, stripped logs, planks, and more.

Criss Cross 

A unique house inspired by MinecraftArchitect is this criss-cross rooftop beach house with stairs leading up to it, and two separate parts to the house itself, and an entire area wraps around it the house, with a cozy resting area at the front of the house.

• For the materials, players should use jungle planks, quartz blocks, jungle fences, jungle slabs, warped slabs, glass panes for windows, regular glass, oak stairs, and dirt blocks.
• Regular lanterns and soul lanterns can be used, too, as well as campfires, ferns, paintings, trapdoors, flowers, and potted plants for extra decor.

Cozy Wooden Home 

If players want a cozy wooden home, then they can use the build by CreamAintFreeMC to build this cozy rectangular home that has vines hanging down from it, stairs that lead up to it, a cozy campfire in the front, an overlooking balcony, and loads of open space to hang around.

• The materials can range from cut sandstone, wooden logs, cut sandstone slabs, oak logs, and oak fences to using birch stairs and birch slabs.

Island Base 

Moving on, let’s look at this build by OtamaTheWorld, which focuses mostly on an island base with two buildings, one that can be used as a storage room and the other that can be used as a livable space. The entire space is constructed with wooden materials and has a cozy vibe.

• Use oak fences, jungle fences, gates, chains, and oak trapdoors. For the main building, blocks like oak logs, stripped jungle logs, spruce slabs, cobblestone, mossy cobblestone, cobblestone slabs, and mossy cobblestone slabs can come in handy.
• The roof will be constructed using campfires, and decor will include furnaces, smokers, stone cutters, bookshelves, barrels, beds, and potted plants and flowers. 

Afloat Home 

Yet another masterpiece by LayaMinecraft is this amazing house that is afloat on water like the other two I mentioned before. This house is easily one of the Beach Houses you can make, as it comes complete with a deck, two stories, a balcony, and even a chimney. 

• The main materials used are sandstone, sandstone stairs, sandstone slabs, smooth sandstone, sandstone wall, polished granite, and polished granite stairs.

Beach Hut 

For a beach hut that overlooks the waters, complete with its own lounging chairs, dock, stairs, balcony, and hanging area, this design by MiaBloom is another great pick.

• For materials, players will need stripped spruce logs, slabs, oak slabs, campfires, spruce trapdoors, stairs, fences, and oak fences. Other than that, players can also use spruce fence gates, spruce signs, and ladders.

Exotic House

For a rather exotic look, this modern yet gothic beach house is extremely minimalistic, with stairs leading to the back of the house, a balcony protruding out, two stories, and loads of trees that surround the house to bring it to life. The build is credited to CurtisBuilds.

• Use stone stairs, stone blocks, smooth quartz, jungle wood slabs, stained glass, and birch fences, and that’s all. 
• The house’s interior can be decided by the players, and any kind of decorations can be used. 

Easy Beach House Design

Thanks to OtamaTheWorld, here’s an easier house design, which not only is a normal house but also has a lounging area that overlooks the ocean.

• For materials, players can use cobblestones, mossy cobblestones, birch fences, gates, glass panes, and white stained glass panes for the windows. Players will also need oak trapdoors, jungle trapdoors, and spruce trapdoors.

Tropical Island House

Moving on, if you’re looking for a beach house that is more on the intermediary level of construction, then this one by A1MOSTADDICTEDMINECRAFT is for you. This house is built on water, protected by wooden legs, and has two stories, tons of rooms, two slanting roofs, and balconies looking out to the sea.

• While the materials aren’t listed, players can use wood, spruce, oak, dark oak, or any other for the main build.

Survival Starter House 

If there’s anything that players know, it’s that a starter survival house is a necessity. This basic house by SvGravity features a one-story house with a wooden roof, a corridor, bushes at the front, and a yellow exterior. The house itself looks extremely clean and cozy at the same time.

• Players will require different types of logs, planks, stairs, and slabs for materials, including dark oak logs, planks, stairs, and slabs. They will also require fences, gates, and doors, as well as regular cobblestone and glass blocks.

Japanese Home 

Moving on, the next piece by Hakdow is a Japanese survival home. The entire house wraps around the water and gives off a very cozy vibe.

• For building materials, players need a variety of wood, such as spruce, oak, and dark oak, and this includes basic logs, chiseled blocks, planks, slabs, well, and stairs. Fences, trapdoors, ladders, and chains will also be used.
• Other than that, players can also choose to use decor pieces such as leaves, plants, bookshelves, anvils, beds, crafting tables, and chests, including survival materials like food.

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