Stampy's House

Stampy's House (formally called Stampy's Lovely Home)  is the name given to one of the oldest and biggest buildings in Stampy's Lovely World. It is the home of Stampy, and he begins each video with a ritual of panning out to his balcony, before being greeted by his Minecraft helpers. He also goes to the Love Garden on every episode and giving a shoutout to the people who had made cool stuff.

Appearance
It has many different rooms and floors, having been built and still being built over a long period of time, meaning it doesn't quite match up with itself, which makes it ever the more interesting. The house is built over water, between two high cliffs and a lake. In early videos, it shows how the terrain was tranformed by the house, and how much of it is actually set under the ground.

The house one of the things that make Stampy unique compared to others. He was new but built things not even many experienced players would think of.

The walls and ceiling are mainly constructed out of sandstone and glass, as they were originally. The majority of the floor is wooden planks, but recent additions to the house have seen other materials being used.

History
Before the big and massive house, when Stampy started playing Minecraft, his very first house is located inside a mountain (near his current house, seen in his balcony). His next house is located far from the main area of Stampy's Lovely World, which he never went there since. Then the third is his current house.

People
Inhabitants of the house are Stampy, Henry (a snow golem), Hilda (an iron golem), and any guests he has in an episode.

Rooms
The most famous rooms are his bedroom (where he begins each video), his clubhouse (where he holds special events), his store room (where he keeps all his supplies) and the main corridors where visitors first see a glimpse of the mansion. The most recently added or refurbished rooms include the Bathroom (formerly a Minecart station), Henry and Hilda's room and a redecorated Guest room.

Stampy's Favorites
Stampy has said on occasion that his least favorite room is the Swimming Pool that was an early addition. It is heavilly comprised of stone, noteblocks and black wool. His favorite room is, unsurprisingly, his bedroom and balcony.