Medieval House 6 - Curved-Roof Townhouse
If you have ever wanted to line a cobblestone street with buildings that actually look like they belong in a medieval town, this add-on delivers exactly that. Medieval House 6 - Curved-Roof Townhouse is a tall, narrow townhouse with a distinctive curved teal roof, dormer windows, cream and timber walls, and a small wooden porch resting on a stone base. It is the kind of structure that instantly gives a village square or market district a lived-in, storybook feel.
What You Get in the Download
The package is refreshingly straightforward. You receive a flat creative world with the build already placed, so you spawn right in front of it and can inspect every detail up close. Alongside the world, there is a Sponge .schem file named medieval-hub-house-6.schem, which lets you paste the same structure into any of your own projects. A short README.txt rounds things out with clear instructions.
Build details worth noting:
- Size: 44 x 35 x 36 blocks (width x height x length)
- Blocks used: 2,020
- Main materials: stripped spruce wood, smooth sandstone, red mushroom block, spruce trapdoors, waxed oxidized cut copper stairs
- World format: Java Edition 26.1.2 or newer
- Schematic format: Sponge .schem for WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit, Java Edition 26.1.2 or newer
The waxed oxidized cut copper stairs are what give the roof its signature teal color, and combined with the stripped spruce and sandstone, the palette stays cohesive without feeling flat. It is a smart use of blocks that most builders already have in their inventory.
Supported Versions and Loaders
This is a Java Edition build, and the world file requires Java Edition 26.1.2 or newer. For pasting the schematic, the .schem format works with WorldEdit and FastAsyncWorldEdit. On Paper or Spigot servers, you drop the file into plugins/WorldEdit/schematics/. On Fabric or NeoForge, including singleplayer setups, the correct location is config/worldedit/schematics/. If you are running a different loader, just confirm that your WorldEdit build supports the Sponge schematic format before you start.
How to Install and Paste the Build
Getting the townhouse into your game takes only a few minutes. First, download Medieval House 6 - Curved-Roof Townhouse and decide whether you want the pre-built world or just the schematic. For the world, install it with the CurseForge app, or simply copy the folder from the zip into .minecraft/saves/. Then open Minecraft, choose Singleplayer, and load the world in creative mode with cheats enabled.
For the schematic route, install WorldEdit or FastAsyncWorldEdit, copy the .schem file into the correct schematics folder for your platform, and in game run //schem load medieval-hub-house-6. Stand where you want the building to appear and run //paste. If you use a launcher like foxygame.net, you can skip the manual folder hunting entirely, since Medieval House 6 - Curved-Roof Townhouse sits in its add-on catalog and installs with a single click while the launcher keeps your WorldEdit version matched to your game build.
One important note: the render images labeled "AI-enhanced preview" place the build in a decorative setting with landscape, water, ships, and props. That scenery is not part of the download. The schematic contains the townhouse itself, exactly as shown in the plain renders.
Why This Build Works in Almost Any World
Townhouses are the backbone of a convincing medieval settlement. A single large castle or cathedral looks impressive, but rows of narrow, varied houses are what make a town feel alive. This design is tall enough to read as a proper two or three-story dwelling, yet compact enough that you can repeat it along a street with small variations in orientation or surrounding blocks. Swap a few materials, add a neighboring structure, and you have a district rather than a lone building.
The stone base also makes it easy to place on uneven terrain, which is a common problem when pasting builds into survival worlds. You can sink the foundation into a hillside or raise it slightly without the house looking like it is floating.
Final Thoughts
Medieval House 6 - Curved-Roof Townhouse is a well-crafted, practical addition to any builder's library. The 2,020-block footprint is detailed without being bloated, the curved copper roof gives it real character, and the included world and schematic cover both casual and technical players. Whether you are filling out a roleplay server, decorating a survival base, or just experimenting with medieval architecture, this free build from the Spaleforce collection is worth adding to your next project.
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