Plus, with so many fishing spots located right outside your shed, crop-farming becomes a sub-priority. Chuck a few mods here are there in order to see the buildings shine. Located on one of the most underrated maps in Stardew Valley, this layout is built for its aesthetical value. Simple Serenity Photo: ConcernedApe | Caption: Made for Aesthetics Therefore, it’s more efficient to stick to a single type of farming. Though, that would also require you to build farming constructs.
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However, you can always replace the patch in front of your house to plant some crops.
Leveraging the honey-producing quality of bees, this layout ensures you never run out of liquid gold, in either sense. Farm Falls-A-Lot Photo: ConcernedApe | Caption: Optimized For Beekeepingįarming is not just about crops, and with the ever-so-real mechanics of Stardew Valley, you don’t really need to focus on it for survival. With around 3,742 placeable tiles, the standard layout ensures you’re able to place every necessity, while still keeping everything pretty! 3. The scarecrows ensure your farm is in safe hands, while the easy access via pathways lets you visit and harvest your crops without wasting a second. The AutumnFest is more of an early-game map that focuses on covering for the basic necessities, so you can make the best out of a given area – while also having ample space for expanding according to your needs. AutumnFest Photo: ConcernedApe | Caption: Optimized for Seasons
As a cherry on top, you’re also able to have decent outside storage with a promise for expandability without worrying about making edits! 2. The segregation is done quite thoughtfully to help you cover those extra patches in your farm while keeping it beautiful!Ĭonstructed on the Hilltop, you’re ever-so-close to your favorite mining and fishing spots. You’ve got your barn and silos on the bottom left, and your treasury and honey mechanisms as close to your home as they need to be.
WinterVania Photo: ConcernedApe | Caption: A Little Bit of Everything!
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