LEGO Lets You Build the “Stranger Things” Murder House
Licensed collaborations are a major revenue stream for Lego. The company has long attracted builders of all ages by turning iconic franchises into detailed sets — from Star Trek: The Next Generation‘s Enterprise to the DeLorean from Back to the Future and countless Star Wars starships. Now Lego is leaning into the eerie side of its portfolio with a 2,593-piece Icons set inspired by the Creel House from Netflix’s Stranger Things.
Set in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, the Creel House is notorious in the show’s lore as the scene of a grisly 1950s crime in which Henry Creel used supernatural abilities to murder his mother and sister and nearly kill his father, who was wrongly accused. The open-back model reveals seven fully furnished rooms, letting builders inspect Henry’s bedroom and the grandfather clock that underscored the terrifying dreams Henry—later known as Vecna—visited on his victims in season 4. Removable boarded panels recreate the mansion’s dilapidated, ‘80s-era exterior so the display can match the show’s aesthetic.
Although the set doesn’t include the black widow–like spiders that infest the real Creel House on screen, it does ship with minifigures for the principal cast, including Henry Creel in both his genteel “Mr. Whatsit” guise and his monstrous Vecna form. The package also contains Steve Harrington’s car, the WSQK radio-station van featured in season 5, and a variety of character accessories — from Will’s bike to Max’s Kate Bush cassette.
The Creel House set will be available to Lego Insiders on January 1, 2026, priced at $299.99 — the day after the show’s series finale — with a general release on Lego.com and in Lego stores on January 4, 2026. Purchases made during the first-week window (January 1–7, 2026) will include an additional radio-station set that comes with Joyce and Hopper minifigures.
Scroll through the gallery below for detailed product photos and lifestyle shots of the Lego Icons Stranger Things: The Creel House set.












Source: Polygon
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