Luna Lovegood's House

Name: LEGO Luna Lovegood's House 76467
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 76467
Rating: 4.79 (123 reviews)

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Owner ratings

123

Consensus

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Synthesized Verdict

"Luna Lovegood's House earns a BrickScore of 69.7 — a genuinely appealing Harry Potter set that impresses with its eccentric design, fresh color palette, and an inventive light-brick projector, though recurring minifigure recycling, a cramped interior, and steep European pricing hold it back from greatness."

Luna Lovegood's House (76467) earns a solid BrickScore of 69.7, with most reviewers landing in "positive" territory but one more skeptical voice keeping the score from climbing higher. The set is broadly praised for bringing a beloved, never-before-seen Harry Potter location to LEGO form with a fresh, eccentric aesthetic and a genuinely clever light-brick projection mechanism. However, critics point to pricing concerns (especially in Europe), a cramped interior, significant minifigure recycling, and a light-brick feature whose execution doesn't always live up to its ambitious concept.

Where they split: The light-brick projection mechanism is the most divisive element: Brickset Reviews calls it "one of the most impressive functions I have seen in recent LEGO sets," while Hoth Bricks finds it underwhelming in execution, saying the results are "vague and anecdotal" and that official promotional images are "overly optimistic." Similarly, value-for-money splits reviewers — Brick Fanatics considers it well worth £89.99, while Hoth Bricks recommends waiting for a discount at around €100 and Brickset Reviews also flags the European price as a concern.

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LOVED (10)

01First-ever LEGO recreation of the Lovegoods' house — a brand new location for the Harry Potter theme
02Fresh, distinctive color palette (sand green, sand blue, dark grey) not commonly seen in minifigure-scale Harry Potter sets
03Tilted/lopsided design accurately reflects the house's eccentric, formless character
04Ingenious light-brick projector with rotating dial cycling through four images of The Tale of the Three Brothers
05Xenophilius Lovegood's minifigure debut, praised for superb torso print and printing detail
06Novel semi-circle tile stair building technique
07Luna's hare Patronus in opalescent trans-light blue
08Dirigible Plums on the exterior adding color and personality
09Detailed stickers (Quibbler tile, Deathly Hallows symbol print) matching on-screen references
10Excellent display value and visual richness compared to similarly-priced sets

CRITICIZED (12)

01Ron Weasley is absent despite being present in the source material scene
02Heavy minifigure recycling — Hermione and Luna wear repeated outfits from 76453 Malfoy Manor, with only two characters sporting genuinely new features
03Cramped interior access caused by tilted floors and open rear design
04Light-brick projection results are divisive: praised as ingenious by some, criticized by others for vague, out-of-focus projection that doesn't meet its own ambition
05Overpriced, particularly at the European €99.99 price point
06Kitchen interior appears bland with limited furniture
07Luna's bedroom portrait simplified to a 2x2 stickered tile rather than a more detailed rendering
08Steps to the front door are extremely steep
09Large stickers criticized by one reviewer as sloppy and below expected LEGO standards
10Only one Death Eater minifigure included
11Xenophilius' coat color (white) questioned as closer to tan on-screen
12New Patronus hare lacks the shimmer and glitter finish of the previous version from 75966

What reviewers are saying

"Three lopsided floors of magical creatures and oddities are rendered in LEGO bricks for the very first time in 76467 Luna Lovegood's House"

Brick Fanatics

"this model contains one of the most impressive functions I have seen in recent LEGO sets, as a light brick projector tells The Tale of the Three Brothers and the creation of the Deathly Hallows."

Brickset Reviews

Ecosystem

76463 Hogwarts Castle: Hospital Wing — 76467 Luna Lovegood's House is in the same price ballpark but delivers far more richness of detail and visual punch.

76453 Malfoy Manor — Both sets feature Harry Potter and Hermione Granger in the same clothes, which makes sense given the proximity of scenes. However, Ron still has not appeared in a LEGO set wearing his standard Deathly Hallows garb, a problem that also occurred with Malfoy Manor. Luna Lovegood and Hermione appear again, meaning repeated minifigure costumes between the sets.

75966 Hogwarts Room of Requirement — The Luna's hare Patronus element mould remains unaltered from its prior appearance in this set, but now appears in opalescent trans-light blue without the glittery finish of the previous version.

8635 Mobile Command Centre — Similar projectors have appeared a few times before, particularly memorable in this set, but the Luna Lovegood's House version is even more ingenious, as turning the knob reveals four projected images instead of a static one.

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Consensus

BUY

Brick Fanatics

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BUY

"Three lopsided floors of magical creatures and oddities are rendered in LEGO bricks for the very first time in 76467 Luna Lovegood's House"

Key Pros

✓Fresh color palette and new location not previously seen in LEGO Harry Potter
✓Novel semi-circle tile stair building technique
✓Xenophilius Lovegood's minifigure debut with good printing details

Key Cons

✕Ron Weasley is missing from the set despite being present in the source material scene
✕Cramped interior access due to tilted floors and open rear design

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Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

BUY

"this model contains one of the most impressive functions I have seen in recent LEGO sets, as a light brick projector tells The Tale of the Three Brothers and the creation of the Deathly Hallows."

Key Pros

✓A new location in LEGO form
✓Completely unique aesthetic
✓Amazing light brick function with rotating dial showing four images

Key Cons

✕Ron Weasley is missing
✕Overpriced, particularly in Europe

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Hoth Bricks

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WAIT FOR SALE

"For around €100, the set is meager value. The reviewer recommends waiting to find it at a lower price point before purchasing."

Key Pros

✓Unique location not previously released in the Harry Potter line
✓Solid build quality and aesthetic
✓Ingenious and well-designed light-brick mechanism

Key Cons

✕Light-brick projection mechanism fails to deliver on ambition; results are vague and anecdotal
✕Basic interior layout with limited decorative potential

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Value drivers

Brick Fanatics: Xenophilius Lovegood minifigure debut

Brickset Reviews: Xenophilius Lovegood's first appearance in minifigure form is a significant value driver for collectors.

Exclusivity

Brick Fanatics: Wide retail release (LEGO.com, standard retail, January 2026 release date)

Brickset Reviews: Wide retail (available at LEGO.com and other retailers at standard MSRP)

Resale

Hoth Bricks: Reviewer expects the set will depreciate and become available at significantly lower prices, recommending waiting for a discount rather than purchasing at launch price

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (5)

Xenophilius Lovegood

$18

Death Eater - Black Hood, Black Arms

$12

Harry Potter - Dark Brown Open Jacket, Sand Blue Legs

Luna Lovegood - Medium Lavender Halter Top and Legs

Hermione Granger - Dark Bluish Gray Jacket over Tan Hoodie, Sand Blue Legs

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Semi-circle tiles for stairs
New building technique where semi-circle tiles layer on top of one another to create stairs between floors, described as surprisingly sturdy and magical-seeming.
Stickered tiles for Luna's bedroom friends
A 2x2 stickered tile recreates Luna's emotional golden portraits of her friends from the books and movies.
2x10x2 shell piece
Appears in dark bluish grey for the first time; however only the left shell is provided and the matching right shell is not available in this colour at all.
Luna's hare Patronus element
Opalescent trans-light blue colour without the glittery finish of the previous version in 75966 Hogwarts Room of Requirement; part of LEGO Harry Potter's 25th anniversary celebration with collectible Patronus elements.
2x3 tile with The Quibbler issue one print
New piece with new print design showing the magazine cover; design is mostly accurate although the red animal in the corner should be positioned nearer the middle.
1x2 tile with Deathly Hallows symbol print
Inside the cover of the Beedle the Bard book element, showing the symbol of the Deathly Hallows.