LEGO is dialing up the terror in the best possible way, unveiling a new Stranger Things set that pushes fans straight toward the heart of Hawkins’ darkest mysteries. Centered on one of the show’s most unsettling locations, this LEGO replica of the Creel House teases hidden Easter eggs longtime viewers will recognize instantly — and new fans won’t be able to resist exploring. With a build that promises more surprises than a typical trip to the Upside Down, and a character lineup that might be its biggest flex yet, this release is already stirring up excitement. Wondering what exactly waits inside Vecna’s lair? Keep reading, because the secrets tucked inside this eerie masterpiece are too good to miss.
LEGO brings Hawkins’ darkest secrets to life with the Creel House set
Prepare to step inside Hawkins’ most infamous house. LEGO’s new Creel House set lets fans reconstruct the chilling lair of Stranger Things’ ultimate evil. As Victor Creel once remarked, “I suppose all evil must have a home,” and now that home is in your hands — no detective work or psychic visions required. With 2,593 pieces, this sprawling LEGO build turns every corner of the Gothic manor into an interactive puzzle filled with secrets, surprises, and story-rich details.
The set opens up to reveal seven fully furnished rooms, including Alice and Henry’s bedrooms, the haunted upstairs hallway, and the menacing Mind Lair of Vecna. A cleverly hidden mechanism splits the house apart to unveil the dark interdimensional horrors beneath, making it LEGO’s first-ever transforming house set. Builders can display it boarded up for a foreboding silhouette or fully unsealed to showcase the eerie interiors — complete with the grandfather clock that has haunted Hawkins for decades.
Fans of all seasons will love spotting Easter eggs scattered throughout: from Max’s cassette tape to Henry’s Mind Flayer sketch, and iconic vehicles like Steve’s car, the WSQK van, and Will’s bike. The minifigure roster includes everyone from Eleven, Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will to Nancy, Robin, Jonathan, Max, and Holly — along with Mr. Whatsit and Vecna himself.
“We grew up obsessed with the LEGO brand, so seeing Stranger Things rebuilt in bricks is honestly surreal,” series creators Ross and Matt Duffer said in a statement. “With the show heading into its final chapter — and hitting the 10-year mark — bringing the Creel House to life this way feels like the perfect celebration of the world and the fans who made all of this possible.”
Stranger Things: The Creel House LEGO set hits stores in January 2026
Fans won’t have to wait long to step inside Vecna’s lair: the LEGO Creel House set will be available for LEGO Insiders starting New Year’s Day 2026 for $299.99 — just one day after the Stranger Things series finale airs. The set opens up to the general public on January 4, 2026, through LEGO.com/StrangerThings and at LEGO Stores. Early buyers between January 1–7, 2026 will also receive an exclusive LEGO Icons WSQK Radio Station set, complete with Joyce and Hopper minifigures, while supplies last.
In addition to the Creel House, LEGO is expanding the Stranger Things lineup with a brand-new LEGO BrickHeadz™ set (40879). This collectible features Eleven, Max, Holly, and a Demogorgon and is now available for pre-order at LEGO.com/ST-BrickHeadz, giving fans another way to bring the world of Hawkins into their homes.
When to stream the final episodes of Stranger Things
The first four episodes of the fifth and final season of Stranger Things are streaming now on Netflix. The next three episodes will drop on Christmas Day, and the finale will arrive on New Year’s Eve.