LEGO Winter Village Holiday House: First Info
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LEGO 11387 Holiday House Rumored for October 2026
The next addition to the LEGO Winter Village Collection may have just come into focus. New rumors suggest that the annual holiday set for 2026 will be 11387 Holiday House, bringing the collection back to a traditional snow-covered home after last year's Holiday Express Train.
According to current reports, the rumored LEGO Winter Village set is expected to arrive on October 1, 2026, with a reported U.S. price of $119.99. The set is said to contain 1,354 parts and include four minifigures.
As always, none of these details have been officially confirmed by the LEGO Group. The Holiday House name, price, number of parts, release date, and design details should all be treated as rumors until an official announcement is made.
What Could the LEGO Holiday House Look Like?
If the latest information proves accurate, 11387 Holiday House will return the Winter Village Collection to the type of residential building that has appeared several times throughout the series.
The main model is reportedly a house built primarily with dark red, brown, and green elements, topped by a snow covered roof. The combination sounds well suited to the traditional festive style of the Winter Village Collection and should allow the model to fit naturally alongside previous holiday buildings.
The house reportedly won't be the only build included in the set. Current information also points to a sleigh and Christmas tree, adding a couple of smaller festive elements to the scene.
For now, that's about as detailed as the description gets. No official product images have been revealed, so the exact architecture, layout, interior, and overall size of the Holiday House remain unknown.
Four Minifigures Are Reportedly Included
The rumored Holiday House is also expected to include four minifigures.
There are currently no confirmed details about their identities or designs. Given the residential setting, they could help populate the house and surrounding Winter Village scene, but we'll have to wait for more information before we know exactly which characters will be included.The reported four-minifigure lineup should give collectors several characters to incorporate into their existing Winter Village displays.
A Return to a Classic Winter Village House
If the rumors are accurate, the 2026 release will mark a change of direction from 10361 Holiday Express Train, which served as the Winter Village release for 2025 and contained 956 parts.
Residential buildings aren't new territory for the collection. 10229 Winter Village Cottage from 2012 and 10293 Santa's Visit from 2021 both put festive homes at the center of their snowy scenes.
The Winter Village Collection has continued to rotate between different types of holiday settings over the years, ranging from homes and shops to trains and more fantastical Christmas builds.
A new house could therefore be particularly appealing to collectors who want to expand the residential portion of their Winter Village rather than add another vehicle or fantasy-focused model.
How Big Will LEGO 11387 Holiday House Be?
The currently reported 1,354-part count would make Holiday House a substantial addition to the Winter Village Collection.
It would also be considerably larger by part count than last year's 10361 Holiday Express Train, which contained 956 parts. For another comparison, 10339 Santa's Post Office from 2024 contained 1,440 parts.
However, there is a small discrepancy surrounding the exact number of parts. Current sources have reported both 1,352 and 1,354, with 1,354 appearing in multiple reports.
For now, we're using 1,354 parts while noting that the final count hasn't been officially confirmed.
How Much Will LEGO 11387 Cost?
Current reports point toward a $119.99 U.S. price for 11387 Holiday House.
If accurate, that would put the latest Winter Village addition at a familiar price point for a substantial seasonal display set while offering more than 1,300 parts.
However, like the rest of the newly reported specifications, the $119.99 price should still be considered a rumor until the LEGO Group officially reveals the set.
When Will LEGO 11387 Holiday House Be Released?
The rumored release date for LEGO 11387 Holiday House is October 1, 2026.
An October launch would be consistent with the Winter Village Collection's usual seasonal release window, giving builders plenty of time to add the new model to their displays before the holidays.
Earlier reports had already pointed toward an October release for set 11387, while newer information has narrowed that down to October 1.
With that reported release date quickly approaching, we may not have much longer to wait before official details and product images arrive.
What We Still Don't Know About LEGO 11387
Despite the new information, there are still several major questions surrounding this year's Winter Village set.
We don't yet have official product images, confirmed dimensions, detailed information about the interior, or the identities of the four reported minifigures. Even Holiday House has not been confirmed as the set's final official name.
The small discrepancy surrounding the number of parts also remains unresolved, with current information pointing to either 1,352 or 1,354 parts. Until the LEGO Group officially announces the model, all of these details remain subject to change.
Another Festive Addition to the Winter Village Collection
Even with plenty still unknown, 11387 is shaping up to be an interesting addition to the Winter Village Collection.
A dark red, brown, and green house topped with snow sounds like a natural fit for a traditional Winter Village display, while the reported Christmas tree, sleigh, and four minifigures should help complete the festive setting.
The biggest question now is what the house itself will actually look like. With an October release reportedly planned, an official reveal should give collectors a much clearer picture of what to expect.
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