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In this study, the unsteady three-dimensional linear heat conduction equation has been solved analytically using the method of Fourier transform. A solution procedure for obtaining the temperature profile is described and adopted. This study considers the boundary conditions of Dirichlet type only. The result obtained from this study provides a reference point for future researchers who seek to understand and improve the study and gains made concerning the understanding of heat flow in three and higher dimensions.