After almost a decade, Netflix’s hit TV series, Stranger Things, is finally wrapping up. Volume 1 of the Final Season is already out, and no, I still haven’t watched it. Anyhoo, to mark the final showdown, Netflix teamed up with LEGO to immortalize another iconic location. And that location is the creepiest real estate listing Hawkins has ever seen: the Creel House.
This 2,593-piece brick beast recreates the spooky Victorian manor in all its haunted glory. It has the ornate facade, the boarded-up look, the eerie open back, and yes, the infamous grandfather clock that has caused more stress than my childhood math tests. Inside, you get seven furnished rooms, including Alice and Henry’s bedrooms, the cursed hallway, and Vecna’s Mind Lair. Vecna himself is included, too, so feel free to torment minifigures as needed.
Vehicles are also part of the deal. There is Steve’s car, the WSQK radio van, and Will’s bike. So your minifigures can either sprint away from the supernatural or pedal frantically toward more emotional trauma. Your choice.
The set’s party trick is its transforming exterior. Pull the corners apart, and the Creel House opens up to reveal the interdimensional horror underneath. It is LEGO’s first transforming house set and possibly the only one where you will contemplate whether you should display it “normal,” “possessed,” or in full “Vecna renovation mode.”
The minifigure lineup is stacked. Eleven, Will, Mike, Lucas, Dustin, Steve, Nancy, Robin, Jonathan, Max, Holly, Mr. Whatsit, and Vecna himself. Basically, everyone except the pizza guy.
At over 29 cm tall, 50 cm wide, and 17 cm deep (12 x 20 x 7 inches), it is as imposing a set as the Byers’ home, but it will not need a ton of space vertically.
The LEGO Icons Stranger Things: The Creel House (11370) lands on January 01, 2026, priced at US$299.99.
Images: LEGO.
