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Step into a peaceful garden setting with LEGO® Friends Beekeepers’ House and Flower Garden 42669, a charming playset inspired by nature and caring for wildlife. This detailed scene features a cosy home surrounded by blooming flowers and buzzing bees, creating the perfect environment for outdoor storytelling. Kids can explore the world of beekeeping while creating heartwarming friendship moments in the lush surroundings of Heartlake City.
Key Features
Beekeeper’s Cottage Setting
Features a detailed house designed for tending bees, complete with garden surroundings.
Flower Garden Scene
Includes colourful floral elements that create a vibrant habitat for bees and outdoor play.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring nurturing stories and everyday adventures to life.
Bee-Themed Details
Includes elements that represent beekeeping activities and honey production.
Nature-Focused Play
Encourages storytelling centred on wildlife, gardening and environmental care.
Great Gift for Animal and Nature Lovers
An ideal present for kids who enjoy outdoor themes, animals and creative roleplay.
Why You’ll Love It
A calm and wholesome set that celebrates nature, friendship and caring for the environment. Beekeepers’ House and Flower Garden 42669 offers plenty of imaginative possibilities while adding a beautiful countryside location to any LEGO® Friends collection. Combine it with other Heartlake City sets (sold separately) to create an even richer world of adventures.
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