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Cliffside Survival Base With Supported Balcony

A stone-room shell and balcony supplied with a stepped rock base.

  • Minecraft Java
  • Sponge .schem
  • 24 × 20 plot · 20 high
Stone-brick house with a dark pitched roof, supported balcony and block-step approach beside a stepped cliff.
The complete base from the stair and balcony side, showing the supplied rock tiers and supports.Web render · 1 / 2

WorldEdit .schem available. No native .litematic file for this build.

Houses & Residential

Placed blocks
2,947
Material families
8
Explore 3D

Choose an available file, then follow the import guide below.

Interactive 3D

Orbit the model here. For spatial layer inspection, open the 3D Playground.

A base shaped around a ledge

This base brings its own cliff: stone, andesite and stone bricks form a stepped mass beneath a room, small side annex and dark-oak balcony. A block-step approach climbs around one side instead of entering through the rock.

The main room has a pitched deepslate roof, while the annex sits under a lower flat roof beside it. Removing the roofs for the cutaway reveals their separate floor areas and the opening between them. Neither space is furnished.

The balcony projects beyond the main wall but is supported from below. Its exposed edge and the chunky cliff tiers are as important to the shape as the building itself, so it needs more terrain blending than a house placed on a flat slab.

The Mangrove Stilt Survival Home solves the raised-house idea with timber piles over water instead of a stone cliff. Its 18 × 17 footprint is smaller, while this base adds a distinct side annex and a larger rock-backed balcony composition.

Human reviewed through MinePilot’s existing review workflow.

Fit and import

  1. Allow the 24 × 20 footprint for both the building and its supplied cliff mass.
  2. Keep the side stair approach and the landing below the balcony unobstructed.
  3. Blend the outer rock tiers into your mountainside and add railings where you want protected balcony edges.

Choose an available file above and complete its protected download. Follow the import guide for your tool, start in a backup world and inspect the paste origin before placing the build.

The balcony is unrailed and the annex has no storage containers. The supplied rock is a stepped block mass, not a natural cliff cutout, so its sides need to be reconciled with your terrain.

Import guide: WorldEdit and Litematica

Materials & layers

2,947 placed blocks across 8 material families. Counts group orientation and state variants; they are placed positions, not crafting recipes. Beds and doors occupy multiple positions.

Largest material families
MaterialPlaced
Stone1,080
Stone Bricks874
Deepslate Tiles439
Andesite300
Dark Oak Planks169
Spruce Log75
All 8 material families and exact states

Placed block counts · stack equivalents, not crafting ingredients. Expand for exact BlockStates.

Stone1,08016×64 + 56
minecraft:stone× 1,080
Stone Bricks87413×64 + 42
minecraft:stone_bricks× 874
Deepslate Tiles439Placed blocks
minecraft:deepslate_tiles× 439
Andesite300Placed blocks
minecraft:andesite× 300
Dark Oak Planks1692×64 + 41
minecraft:dark_oak_planks× 169
Spruce Log751×64 + 11
minecraft:spruce_log× 75
Light Gray Stained Glass Pane88 / 64 stack
minecraft:light_gray_stained_glass_pane× 8
Spruce Door22 / 64 stack
minecraft:spruce_door[facing=south,half=lower,hinge=left]× 1
minecraft:spruce_door[facing=south,half=upper,hinge=left]× 1
Layer overview · 12 of 16 occupied layers

Y is relative to the schematic. These are sampled material counts, not a spatial placement map. Use the 3D Playground for positions.

  1. Y=0: 256 placed blocks · Stone 216, Stone Bricks 25, Spruce Log 15
  2. Y=1: 256 placed blocks · Stone 216, Stone Bricks 22, Spruce Log 15, Dark Oak Planks 3
  3. Y=2: 253 placed blocks · Stone 216, Stone Bricks 19, Spruce Log 15, Dark Oak Planks 3
  4. Y=3: 250 placed blocks · Stone 216, Stone Bricks 16, Spruce Log 15, Dark Oak Planks 3
  5. Y=4: 247 placed blocks · Stone 216, Spruce Log 15, Stone Bricks 13, Dark Oak Planks 3
  6. Y=5: 311 placed blocks · Dark Oak Planks 157, Stone Bricks 154
  7. Y=6: 186 placed blocks · Stone Bricks 185, Spruce Door 1
  8. Y=7: 186 placed blocks · Stone Bricks 185, Spruce Door 1
  9. Y=8: 186 placed blocks · Stone Bricks 182, Light Gray Stained Glass Pane 4
  10. Y=9: 125 placed blocks · Andesite 75, Stone Bricks 46, Light Gray Stained Glass Pane 4
  11. Y=10: 151 placed blocks · Andesite 75, Deepslate Tiles 49, Stone Bricks 27
  12. Y=11: 205 placed blocks · Deepslate Tiles 130, Andesite 75

4 additional occupied layers are omitted from this lightweight overview.

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