LEGO's tribute to Downton Abbey is perfect – here's where you can buy it

It's probably the grandest LEGO set to grace shop shelves. Downton Abbey's Highclere Castle has been given a LEGO makeover, and it's every bit as magical as you'd expect it to be.
With no less than 4,711 pieces, LEGO's Highclere Castle stands at 30cm high and 44cm wide, and its details mimic dozens of the features seen in the show, from the windows to the grand front door.

Besides the exterior, in a clever twist, the top level can be lifted off to reveal the intricate details inside, showing many of the rooms made famous in the series from both 'upstairs' and 'downstairs'.

Besides the castle, the Downton Abbey set also has 13 minifigures of the key cast, including the Dowager Countess, Lord and Lady Grantham, Lady Mary, Lady Edith and Mr Bates to mention a few, all with their own home inside the castle.

It's not the only TV show or movie that's been immortalised in LEGO form. One of the biggest launches this year was back in January with the Stranger Things Creel House, which contains extra pieces to transform the building into its Upside Down version.

In 2025, LEGO released The Cullen House, made famous by the Twilight movie series. It was a 2,001-piece build with enough Easter eggs to keep any Twi-hard happy.

Perhaps not as grand as the Abbey, but just as iconic, is the Home Alone house, created in 2021 and still available to buy via The Lego Store, and yes, it comes with a Catherine O'Hara minifigure.

LEGO Downton Abbey is currently available to buy exclusively at The Lego Store for £269.99.

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