One of my favorite Christmas posts during the holidays are my Christmas village posts. Mostly because they feature a bunch of glittery houses that sometimes light up in the snow. You can see them on shelves, with train sets, or on table displays. Of course, I don’t have a Christmas village in my house because I live with my parents, don’t have the money for it, and am very stingy with my cash. Because after all, Christmas village displays can be rather expensive. Yet, while there are plenty of Christmas houses available, I usually feature the putz houses mostly since they’re made from materials you might find in your house. So for your reading pleasure, I give you another assortment of delightful Christmas village houses.
- A Christmas house can really use a tower.
The place also has a column porch. The red bows are the only Christmas decorations present.
2. Is tinsel a kind of snow and ice?
Apparently, it must be. Since it hangs on the edge of the roof and the chimney. Like the tree though.
3. A small white house is always nice.
This one has a glittery roof with a Santa and snowman. Even lights up.
4. Perhaps you might prefer a light green house.
Almost the whole house is green here. Comes with a bottle brush tree.
5. A glittery church should always dominate the village.
The houses are made from porcelain and are painted. The church is putz. Love the gold tree.
6. A bright red house will always stand out.
This one has evergreen garlands on the roof. Roof is covered with snow.
7. A white house can be quite classy.
These 2 white houses have snow on their roofs. Has trees and a wreath on top.
8. You might want to go with a more rustic design.
These buildings have pine cone roofs. The church has a wreath on the door.
9. Pastels will bring out the winter charm.
The church has a white roof. The houses have all kinds of colors. Also have wreaths on top.
10. Perhaps a rustic cabin may better suit you.
Well, one of them is a rustic cabin. Both seem to have wicked icicles on them.
11. Santa would love to stop by this house.
This one is white with green and red trimmings. Has a snowman on the lawn. Love it.
12. Village houses always belong on a tree shelf.
These have buildings you’d buy on Amazon. But the angel on top is amazing.
13. Snow covered roofs always make spirits bright.
Well, these are yellow and white with trees and snowmen. One has a wreath on the top window.
14. A big yellow house always makes an impression.
This is a large Victorian. No decorations but still glitters just the same.
15. A glitter house can come with all the bells and whistles.
This is decked in tinsel, bows, and beads. Also comes with trees and the wreath.
16. A small white cottage is always nice.
This one has a snowy roof and gold bottle brush trees. Like the snowman near the door.
17. Care for a house with blue shutters?
The outside’s made from construction paper. Has evergreen decor on the windows. So pretty.
18. You’d almost think this was a real neighborhood.
The houses are in rather realistic colors. Each one has a wreath, by the way. Though the neighborhood is way out of my price range.
19. A North Pole village can be just as magical.
This might for a display at a store. Also comes with a cute little train set.
20. Is this a house, church, or barn?
Well, it’s red like a barn. But the windows and tower indicate church. Okay, it’s a church. Or is it a house?
21. A teal blue house can always shine with a round yellow roof.
The roof is covered in snow. The trees a decorated with lights. The snowman stands in the lawn.
22. Santa comes out of a bright red house.
The house is richly decorated with holly and snowflakes. The sleigh is just outside.
23. Make sure the houses are in the Christmas spirit.
One has a simple wreath. The other has lights and images of snowmen, candy canes, and gingerbread men.
24. A small red house will always do in the cold winter.
Sure it doesn’t have decorations. But the bottle brush trees add a nice Christmas touch.
25. Make sure to make your barn festive for the Christmas season.
This one has garland decor on the doors and a wreath near the roof. Wonder if the owners rent this place out for weddings and parties. Because I don’t think animals live there.
26. A modern house is just as nice.
Though I’m not sure what to think of the decorations. Though I like the trees.
27. Pastel always goes well with modern design.
Between these modern houses, you’ll find a 1950s style diner. Love the decorated Christmas tree behind them.
28. The teal house is trimmed with tinsel.
The top roof has tinsel. The porch roof has beads. Also contains ornament decorations.
29. This house is quite festive.
This one has a wreath on the top window. While the other windows have holly in the flower boxes.
30. You’re in for a real white out in this village.
Since every house is white with glitter. Like the trees that light up. So magical.
31. A village is bound to spring up on the greenest evergreens.
Since every house is white with glitter. Like the trees that light up. So magical.
32. A plain stone house will always stand out in the snow.
Has green window frames. Yet, someone must’ve used a snow plow to clear off the front lawn.
33. A skinny townhouse can be quite fancy.
This one is light blue with a blue roof. A white reindeer stands in front.
34. A light red house makes the season bright.
This one has a gray roof with a wreath. Has 2 bottle brush trees and snowman on the lawn.
35. Must’ve snowed where this green house is.
Has a wreath near the roof along with similarly decorated bottle brush trees. White reindeer stands on the lawn.
36. Glittery Christmas houses always sparkle.
After all, nothing’s festive during the holiday season like glitter. The golden reindeer on the lawn’s quite glittery. Love the trees.
37. You can’t go wrong with a tall pink house.
This one has a fence with candy cane posts. While Santa rides on a reindeer.
38. A deer lingers around a pink church.
The church also has a gold roof and bell. While a wreath hangs at the large window.
39. Poinsettias always look great on a gold house.
Well, the poinsettias are white. Includes a Santa with golden reindeer and trees.
40. White always appears to shimmer.
Both have wreaths near the roof. The walls are made to look like stone on the church.
41. A green house is charming with a round roof.
Well, the windows and door are brown. But it still lights from inside.
42. A green house can charm with a pink roof.
The roof even has 2 chimneys. Includes 2 trees with a snowman sweeping the front door.
43. Red and gold make a fine combination.
The house and chimneys are red. The roof is gold. Has 2 decorated trees in front.
44. A red house always comes candy cane fresh.
There are mints on the roof and above the door. While Santa lands on the lawn with his reindeer.
45. There’s a polar festivity at this house.
Since you’ll find polar bears on the front lawn. Blue holly’s above the door with a flower.
46. A pink house is just as sweet as candy.
Has lollipop on the roof and fence posts. Snowman’s got a cupcake. So cute.
47. There’s something angelic about this house.
Well, there are 3 angels here with cute creatures. The trees are blue while a snowflake sits on the roof.
48. Holly always belongs on windows at a green house.
A snowman waves on the front lawn between presents. And yet, he’s transparent.
49. A gold house is always quite fancy.
There are beads hanging from the roof. Santa sits on the lawn with some reindeer.
50. Hark! the herald angels will sing at this blue house.
This is a cute little nativity scene. No shepherds or wise men. But you at least got a star.
51. You might find a few presents at this green house.
Holly decks 2 bottom windows. The presents are in shiny wrapping paper and sit near the snowman.
52. You can’t miss this bright green candy house.
This one has green lollipop and candy cane decorations. Snowman sits with presents wrapped in green paper.
53. Nobody can resist this candy cane house.
This one has peppermint and candy cane decorations. Snowman stands near a couple of sleds.
54. A fancy blue and silver house can use a few shiny blue snowflakes.
Each has a jewel on them. As beaded angels hang out on the lawn with silver wings.
55. A rich forest green house is always true to the season.
Has 2 wreaths on the roof and above the door. Snowman stands with a teddy bear holding a present.
56. A bright green house can bring in the holiday spirit.
Peppermints deck the top windows while a bow sits on the roof. Santa and Frosty stand on the lawn.
57. A white cottage is quaint with a green roof.
Doesn’t have much decoration. But the trees will do just fine.
58. A modern house always shines with Christmas lights.
The roof has white fuzz dangling with the lights. While a snow-covered wreath with a snowman sits on the front window.
59. Some Christmas homes are tackier than others.
This one has a flamingo in the front lawn. Yeah, I know you’d think it was from Florida. Except there’s snow on the ground.
60. Santa would love this yellow house.
Has a blue roof, too. Apparently, Santa hangs out on the front lawn with bottle brush trees.
61. Can’t afford a village house? Try a camper instead.
This one is decorated with lights and has presents outside along with a deer. The lights also really light up.
62. You can always use a visit to the toy shop.
It’s guarded by 2 toy soldiers. The roof is decked with lights.
63. A small blue house will do the trick.
Has a pink fence that matches the window trim. The tree is decked with beads.
64. A blue house can also be quite fancy.
This one has snow on the roof with a wreath and decorated trees. Like the white shutters and how the contrast with the walls.
65. A blue house always glistens with jewels.
This one’s decked with jewels. While a snowman and a sled sit outside.
66. A train might come through this village.
This one has more pastel buildings. While the trees are made from paper instead of bottle brushes.
67. Light blue brick always makes spirits bright.
Well, the brick is etched in. Decorated with wreaths and trees. So pretty.
68. Santa’s visiting this house right now.
So it seems since it appears more like a decoration. Has trees around the lawns.
69. A small pink house can be quite fancy.
This one has an old photo. Also has a nice tree along with a sign saying, “Let It Snow!”
70. A Christmas village can always use a train.
A lot of these village sets have them. Some even work. So charming.
71. There’s some snow on this barn.
The roof and chimney are also trimmed with gold. Wait a minute, barns have chimneys?
72. This candy cane house is a sweet delight.
Has candy canes on the fence and peppermints on the balcony. Snowman stands near a bottle brush tree.
73. Glitter always makes a house sparkle bright.
This house is white with silver glitter. The golden wreath matches the bottle brush trees, too.
74. A light blue house will always impress.
This one has a wreath above the balcony. While trees stand within the front lawn.
75. A blue house can always have a quaint red roof.
Has a wreath at the door. Looks like a family’s bringing in their Christmas tree.
76. Santa stops by at a winter blue house.
He comes in on a motorcycle. Packages sit at the front door. Wreath hangs near the roof.
77. A small pink house is all you need.
Has a tower with tall windows and a gray roof. Deer stands in front lawn.
78. A pink and blue house will always please.
This one has beads on the top window. While the trees are richly decorated.
79. A blue house can always have a rather quaint disposition.
Has a deer head near the roof with a wreath surrounding it. Bottle brush trees sit in the front lawn.
80. A green house should always have red trim.
This one has red jewels decking the roof with wreaths over the windows. Teddy bear hangs with snowman on the lawn.
81. A red house must have green window frames.
Snow covers the green roof. Surrounded by berry branches and trees.
82. You can have a merry Christmas in a small frame house.
This one has tinsel on the roof with lights. Not sure whether they light up though. Probably not.
83. A fancy townhouse is an ideal winter home.
This one has an ornate roof. Decorated by a wreath at the door and trees. Lovely.
84. Perhaps you’d like to live in a small white house.
This one has a blue roof and window frame. Has a wreath on top with a tree on each side.
85. A red house needs few decoration.
This one has a red roof covered with snow. 2 trees stands on the lawn.
86. A round house might suit your fancy.
Well, this is a more modern design. Decorated with Christmas lights on the roof.
87. Come over to this fancy blue townhouse.
This one is rather decorated. Decked with tall bottle brush trees with large baubles.
88. A fancy red house may suit your Christmas taste.
This one has a rather fancy roof with a red poinsettia. Penguin and snowman sit in the lawn.
89. A tan house might be for more laid back sorts.
This one has a blue roof. Dog sits near a tree and steps. Even has a balcony and chimney.
90. A nice white house should always shimmer.
This one has a roof covered with snow. Sports a gold wreath on a top window.
91. Santa visits a small red barn.
Or is it a red house with a green roof? Because I can see the chimney.
92. A pink cottage should always sparkle.
This one has beads all over it. Also decked with pink trees, a deer, and a snowman near the door.
93. A quaint green house will suit you just fine.
This one has a brown roof and fence. Deer walks into the snow on the lawn.
94. Perhaps you’d like a small purple house.
Sure it might have a small porch. But you have to love the nearby trees.
95. A blue house will always charm with a green roof.
Well, it’s more of a sea green roof. Surrounded by a tree and holly berries.
96. A red cottage can shimmer in the snow.
It has gold trimmed windows and a green roof. A large Christmas tree stands beside it.
97. A green and red camper is perfect for the woods around the holidays.
It has gold trimmed windows and a green roof. A large Christmas tree stands beside it.
98. Care to stay in a simple Swiss chalet?
This one is just white and green with a red roof. A golden deer lurks in the back.
99. You might want to stay at a nice little pink cottage.
It’s a small place with some simple Christmas decor. Deer hangs out on the lawn.
100. This church will give you the time of day.
It’s even purple with 2 red roof bell towers. Though I’m not sure if the tree is appropriate in snowy climates.
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