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Roman Three-Pool Bathhouse

A Roman bathhouse with three contained pools, stepped vaulted chambers and a raised clerestory beside a changing room and service aisle. Built for roleplay towns.

large build43×24×35 blocks
romanbathhousebrickwaterroleplay
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WorldEdit .schem available. No native .litematic file for this build.

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Minecraft Java Edition · Sponge .schem

Verification details

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Quick Start

The north entrance opens into the changing room. A dry route links the cold, warm and hot bathing chambers and returns through the service aisle.

  1. 1

    Enter and change

    Pass beneath the pale entrance arch into the low brick changing room at the northwest corner.

  2. 2

    Follow the bath sequence

    Continue south into the frigidarium, then east through the two arched wall openings to the tepidarium and caldarium. Each room contains a shallow recessed pool.

  3. 3

    Return by the service aisle

    The north opening in the hot chamber leads to the low vaulted aisle and back to the changing room.

The cold/warm/hot names describe Roman room types. Water is ordinary unheated Minecraft water; no heating, redstone or bathing effects are claimed.

Build Facts

JSON fact sheet
Dimensions
43 x 24 x 35 blocks
Compiled blocks
8,934
Category
large build
Updated

Curated by MinePilot from a CraftDAG component plan. Canonical page: https://www.myminepilot.com/builds/roman-three-pool-bathhouse

Materials

8,934 blocks

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

Bricks2,85344×64 + 37
minecraft:bricks× 2,853
Stone Bricks2,50939×64 + 13
minecraft:stone_bricks× 2,509
Quartz Bricks1,80628×64 + 14
minecraft:quartz_bricks× 1,806
Calcite96315×64 + 3
minecraft:calcite× 963
Terracotta3705×64 + 50
minecraft:terracotta× 370
Prismarine Bricks1051×64 + 41
minecraft:prismarine_bricks× 105
Water105Placed blocks
minecraft:water× 105
Glass931×64 + 29
minecraft:glass× 93
Smooth Quartz46Placed blocks
minecraft:smooth_quartz× 46
Cut Sandstone28Placed blocks
minecraft:cut_sandstone× 28
Polished Diorite28Placed blocks
minecraft:polished_diorite× 28
Red Terracotta2828 / 64 stack
minecraft:red_terracotta× 28

Layer Guide

24 layers
Y = 0
1,505 blocks1,400x Stone Bricks105x Prismarine Bricks
Y = 1
1,505 blocks1,109x Stone Bricks146x Calcite105x Water61x Bricks
Y = 2
193 blocks131x Calcite52x Bricks6x Quartz Bricks4x Smooth Quartz
Y = 3
193 blocks131x Calcite52x Bricks6x Quartz Bricks4x Smooth Quartz
Y = 4
209 blocks84x Quartz Bricks52x Bricks50x Calcite15x Glass
Y = 5
303 blocks162x Quartz Bricks58x Bricks56x Calcite15x Glass
Y = 6
393 blocks246x Quartz Bricks58x Bricks56x Calcite18x Smooth Quartz
Y = 7
695 blocks370x Terracotta288x Quartz Bricks37x Calcite
Y = 8
542 blocks468x Quartz Bricks74x Calcite
Y = 9
542 blocks520x Bricks22x Calcite
Y = 10
502 blocks440x Bricks36x Quartz Bricks26x Calcite
Y = 11
422 blocks360x Bricks36x Quartz Bricks26x Calcite

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Import Guide

Java Edition
  1. Download the protected .schem file for Roman Three-Pool Bathhouse.
  2. Place it in your WorldEdit or Litematica schematics folder.
  3. Load the schematic in-game, preview placement, then paste or build layer by layer.

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