Hillcrest chapel
A narrow stone chapel with a tall bell gable and colored windows.
A closer look at layer 15
24 blocks · Viewed from above, north at the top
A place for this build
Put the chapel on a small rise at the end of a village lane. Leave an open forecourt in front so the bell gable can be seen above nearby houses.
The preview shows the exact full-block layout in a simple landscape. Minecraft textures, lighting, doors, stairs and furnishings are finishing touches to add in your world.
Minecraft medieval chapel blueprint: before you build
Hillcrest Chapel uses a long stone nave, colored window accents and a higher front bell gable. The interior is an empty shell for benches or decoration, and the front opening is sized for a simple entrance.
This original design uses 1,771 blocks across 15 layers, with a 25 × 25 block footprint. The blueprint targets Minecraft Java 1.21.4; it is a building reference, not a schematic or an automatic game import.
Building sequence
- Mark the long nave and front entrance before placing stone walls along both sides.
- Raise the window bays evenly and build the front bell gable above the lower roofline.
- Close the roof from both sides, then add interior seating and lighting to suit your settlement.
Materials for this design
Counts come directly from the blueprint. These are the blocks placed in the build, before converting them into crafting ingredients.
How to read the layers
Layer 1 is the bottom of the blueprint. The map looks down from above, with north at the top. Toggle “Isolate layer” to see only the current level, or leave it off to see the supporting structure underneath. Empty cells mean no block is placed at that position.
Build a neighborhood
Read the builder’s handbook for coordinates, material stacks and JSON exports, or explore the other designs.