1. Make the frame. Use cobblestone or similar, and darkish wood (logs) (the wood being diagonal one block out from your cobblestone rectangle unlike the current picture). Try to make the frame a irregular cuboid shape, like a large box with a smaller irregular cuboid on top.
2. Fill in the bottom layer of the frame with your desired block.
3. Add windows on the second layer, if you are going for more of a fancy or castle themed building, use stained glass. Remember, your avatar is 2 blocks high, so try to make most of the windows 1 blocks higher than the floor (unless you want massive feeling windows), so your avatar can see out of the windows. Windows can be made out of just about any transparent block. Stained/normal glass is common, or iron bars can be used if you want to make sure people take longer breaking in and so that you have that little bit more protection.
4. Continue to fill in the rest of the house with your desired block. Now, you should have a basic house with a few windows. Not medieval enough? Don't worry! The key parts of medieval building are the tiny details and decorations, which we will go over in a few minutes.
5. Add the roof. This may consist of stairs and slabs, but be careful! A wide house means a wide roof, but if you use stairs for every level of roof, then this will result in an awkward roof. This can be fixed by having only a few levels of stairs, and then slabs.
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