The Red House

What is the Red House? It's the sort of place that heroes like Conan or Elric were likely to visit after finishing off one of their heroic adventures. More than just a taproom in which to get drunk, the Red House is a place where certain necessary pleasures of the flesh can be bartered. It is a place of relaxation and ecstasty. It is place of elegance, featuring beauty both artistic and feminine. Or to be more blunt, it's a bordello.

Common to many medieval cities, the purpose of the Red House should be self-evident. But don't expect any lewed or bawdy pixel-art here. Functionally, this building is rather plain; a main hall where a man might get drunk amidst a bevy of beautiful women, and upstairs rooms available for more... intimate encounters. The third floor is occupied by living quarters for the "staff". You will also find a small kitchen and office where the House's Madame can work out the necessary business arrangements. There is even a secret garden in the back. It's a necessary addition to any city

For those who are of a more prissy nature, just pretend it's a small inn.

I am making this schematic available to the public so others can use them in projects of their own.

As with all my projects, designed to be used with the JohnSmithLegacy texture pack. Elements of this design require Minecraft v1.7.4 or higher.

Feedback is very welcome so leave a comment if you find this interesting or useful. Like what you see? Click on the "diamond" in the upper left.

If you like this design, please check out sone of my other projects, such as the Walled Medieval Town, my Motte & Bailey Castle, the Abandoned Farm, the Greenfeathers Inn and the Hill Manor. Or check out my Valley of the Knock landscape or any of my other dozen-plus designs and sharable assets.

You are welcome to use this design in any non-commercial mod or design of your own. If you make the project available to the public, please give me proper attribution for my work and link to my PMC member page. Also, I would appreciate if you would provide me with a link to any publically-available project using my work.