Best Retired Harry Potter LEGO Sets
Whether you’re a longtime wizarding world fan or a LEGO collector with a soft spot for Hogwarts, there’s something extra special about retired Harry Potter LEGO sets. Like most of the items we stock, once they’re gone, they’re gone — and that makes them even more magical. Here are four standout sets that have disappeared from shelves but remain firmly in the hearts (and wishlists) of fans everywhere.
LEGO 76386 Hogwarts: Polyjuice Potion Mistake
This compact and clever set might be small, but it’s packed with storytelling and collector value. Based on the unforgettable bathroom scene from The Chamber of Secrets, LEGO 76386 lets you recreate the moment Harry, Ron, and Hermione attempt the Polyjuice Potion — with amusing side effects.
It includes three minifigures with alternate heads and hair to transform into Crabbe and Goyle, plus a golden Harry Potter anniversary minifigure, making it a favourite for collectors. It also connects seamlessly with other modular Hogwarts sets from the same wave, if you’re building out the castle piece by piece.
LEGO 76389 Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets
If you’re looking for a larger build with serious wow factor, LEGO 76389 is a must-have. This modular masterpiece brings the drama of the Chamber of Secrets to life with two main levels — the Great Hall above and the eerie chamber below, complete with the Basilisk and Tom Riddle’s diary.
Packed with 10 minifigures, including Nearly Headless Nick (with a glow-in-the-dark element!) and a golden Voldemort anniversary minifigure, this set was a centrepiece of the 20th anniversary Hogwarts collection. Its modular design means it fits beautifully with other compatible Hogwarts builds, giving you tons of display options.
LEGO 75968 4 Privet Drive
The magic has to start somewhere — and for Harry Potter, it all began at 4 Privet Drive. This charming set captures the Dursleys’ home in all its ordinary (and slightly miserable) glory, but with some key magical twists. From the flying Ford Anglia crashing into the window to the cupboard under the stairs, LEGO 75968 is packed with memorable moments from The Chamber of Secrets.
It includes six minifigures — Harry, Ron, Dudley, Vernon, Petunia, and Dobby — plus Hedwig and loads of accessories. For fans who love the contrast between the Muggle world and the magical one, this is a nostalgic and highly displayable set that’s now harder to come by.
LEGO 76405 Hogwarts Express – Collectors’ Edition
The Hogwarts Express Collectors’ Edition is a love letter to one of the most iconic elements of the Harry Potter universe. With over 5,000 pieces, this epic display set captures the train in astonishing detail, complete with a section of Platform 9¾ and scenes from across the entire film series.
You’ll find minifigures of Harry, Ron, Hermione, Lupin, and even grown-up versions of Harry and Ginny with their kids — making it a multigenerational tribute. It’s not just a LEGO set; it’s a centrepiece. And now that it’s retired, it’s one of the most sought-after collector items from the entire Harry Potter lineup.
Why Retired LEGO Sets Are So Magical
Retired LEGO sets, especially from beloved themes like Harry Potter, tend to rise in value and rarity over time. They’re more than just toys — they’re collector’s items, conversation starters, and a way to keep the magic of the books and films alive.
If you’ve had your eye on one of these and spot it in stock, don’t wait. Once they’re gone from shelves, the hunt only gets harder — and usually more expensive.
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