LEGO officially revealed Icons 11383 Mayor Manor on July 11, 2026, confirmed via LEGO's own product listing and reproduced by The Brick Fan: a 1,420-piece haunted house releasing September 1, 2026 for $119.99, available for preorder now. What makes this release notable beyond the set itself is what it starts: Mayor Manor is confirmed as the first entry in a brand-new subtheme called the Midnight Valley Collection.
LEGO has run annual, slowly-expanding collectible lines before, most notably Winter Village, which has added one or two new buildings each year for over a decade. Midnight Valley appears to be following that exact model, but built around a haunted, Halloween-adjacent aesthetic instead of a cozy winter one.
LEGO's official product description, reproduced by The Brick Fan, confirms the following:
The set depicts a crooked, asymmetrical mansion with a deliberately unsettling architectural style, tilted angles, weathered textures, and an old tree grown directly into the brickwork.
Mayor Manor isn't just an exterior facade; LEGO's description confirms a full two-story interior built around gothic decor and period-style furnishings. Confirmed interior details include a suit of armor, a fireplace, a grandfather clock with its hands eerily frozen at midnight, a table and chairs, framed artwork, and a bookshelf. That level of interior build detail puts Mayor Manor closer to LEGO's modular building line in ambition than a simpler single-room display piece.
The set includes three glow-in-the-dark characters built around a specific haunted-house narrative: the mayor himself reimagined as a zombie, alongside a zombie butler and a zombie maid. LEGO also confirms a house cat and rat figure round out the scene. The glow-in-the-dark treatment on all three main characters is a meaningful detail for display purposes, giving the finished build an actual lit-up nighttime look rather than only working under normal lighting.
LEGO's own framing explicitly positions Mayor Manor as the start of an ongoing series rather than a standalone release, describing Midnight Valley as a collection built for gradual expansion. Winter Village is the clearest precedent: what began as a single building in 2009 has grown into more than a dozen interconnected sets, with dedicated collectors specifically building their display around each year's new addition. If Midnight Valley follows that same annual-expansion pattern, Mayor Manor becomes less a one-off purchase and more the first piece of a display that's designed to keep growing.
LEGO has released Halloween-themed sets before, but typically as smaller, standalone seasonal pieces rather than an ongoing premium collectible line. Midnight Valley's positioning inside the Icons 18+ lineup, at a $119.99 price point with a 1,420-piece interior-detailed build, signals a meaningfully more ambitious approach than a seasonal side release, treating the haunted-house theme with the same long-term collector investment LEGO has given Winter Village.
LEGO hasn't announced what a second Midnight Valley set might look like or when it might arrive, since Mayor Manor is confirmed only as the first entry in the collection rather than part of an already-revealed multi-set wave. Collectors specifically buying in for the long-term collection angle should treat future additions as likely but not yet scheduled.
LEGO Icons has become the brand's primary home for adult-focused, display-driven sets, spanning everything from botanical builds to vehicle recreations to now, with Mayor Manor, an entirely new architectural and narrative direction. Slotting a haunted-house collectible line into Icons rather than a seasonal Creator release signals that LEGO expects Midnight Valley to carry the same long-term collector investment as the line's other ongoing series, not just a one-season novelty. That positioning matters for anyone deciding whether to buy in now or wait: getting the first release in an Icons collectible line has historically meant getting the entry point other pieces are designed to connect back to.
LEGO's own online store is carrying 11383 directly, with preorder listings live alongside the July 11 reveal. Since this is a new subtheme rather than an established, high-demand line with a track record of selling out, allocation pressure is likely lower than it would be for a more established or licensed Icons release, but preordering directly still avoids any uncertainty around third-party markup once the September 1 street date arrives.
Given the manor's detailed two-story interior and its three glow-in-the-dark minifigures, protecting both the finished build and its figures separately makes sense once construction is done.
For the completed manor itself, an acrylic modular case gives a large, detail-heavy build like this a dust-free display setup that also protects any small, loosely-attached elements like the tree and rooftop details from accidental knocks.
For the three included minifigures specifically, keeping them displayed separately from the assembled manor with a LEGO mini-figurine display case makes it easier to show off the glow-in-the-dark detailing without the figures getting visually lost against the manor's own dark, gothic color palette.
September 1, 2026, priced at $119.99. Preorders are available now.
A new LEGO Icons subtheme that Mayor Manor starts, built around a haunted, Halloween-adjacent aesthetic, following a similar ongoing-expansion model to LEGO's Winter Village line.
1,420 pieces.
Three glow-in-the-dark characters, the mayor as a zombie, a zombie butler, and a zombie maid, plus a house cat and rat figure.
LEGO Icons Mayor Manor is a genuinely detailed haunted-house build on its own, but its real significance is starting a new ongoing collectible line in the Midnight Valley Collection. Collectors who enjoyed watching Winter Village grow one building at a time now have an early chance to get in on a comparable line from its very first release.
Once built, the manor's detailed interior and glow-in-the-dark minifigures are worth displaying with real intention rather than tucked onto a crowded shelf where the lighting details get lost.
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