LEGO 21010 Robie House is a Architecture set from 2011 currently valued at $563 for new and sealed sets. Originally retailing for $199.99, the set has gained 182% in value since retiring in December 2013, with annual appreciation averaging 5.66%. On the used market, values range from $338 to $440 based on condition. Secondary market prices for new and sealed sets typically fall between $525 and $650. It holds steady as slower recent growth and rising sale listings balance against a forecast that outpaces similar retired sets.

Robie House Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Robie House since November 2016. Very high accuracy
LEGO 21010 Robie House is an Architecture Architect Series set released in 2011, containing 2276 pieces. The model depicts Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1910 Robie House in Chicago, capturing key elements of the Prairie School design such as strong horizontal lines, deep overhangs, and layered brickwork. It was designed by Adam Reed Tucker for the Architecture series. The set includes a booklet with information on the building’s design and history.

Sealed copies of Robie House go for about $563 today. Since it retired, the set has grown roughly 5.7% a year, and our forecast puts it near $613 by this time next year. The average used price is $367 for those in good overall condition. New and sealed listings currently range from $593 to $748. Recent market trends show a period of price correction, with values declining over the past year. The set was available for 27 months, from September 2011 to December 2013.
Collector and Investor Standing
The Architecture Architect Series gives collectors buildings made to display together, and Robie House brings Frank Lloyd Wright's long Prairie lines to the shelf. More members want the model than own it, and fewer stores stocked it than most sets. Investors see broad interest and an Architecture theme with a solid record of holding value.
88/100
Collector
Hard to beat for collectors
Prairie lines suit the display series
87/100
Investor
Hard to beat
Architecture's record meets broad member interest

For Sale (New/Sealed)

(US) ARCHITECTURE: Robie House Set 21010 Year 2011 New Sealed Box, box damage
BrickEconomy Choice
$499.99
(US) Architecture Robie House 21010 2276 pcs Frank Lloyd Wright Collection $525.00
-6.8%
(KR) 21010 Architecture Robie House 2276pcs SEALED - Check the Box $559.99
-0.5%
(US) Robie House from BrickLink seller premiumminifigs $494.99
-12.1%
(US) Robie House from BrickLink seller bsohn $499.99
-11.2%
(US) Robie House from BrickLink seller Luciant $500.00
-11.2%
(US) Architecture Robie House 21010 Frank Lloyd Wright Collection 2276 pcs 16+ $579.00
+2.8%
(AU) ARCHITECTURE: Robie House (21010) $592.20
+5.2%
(KR) 21010 Architecture Robie House 2276pcs SEALED NEW $599.99
+6.6%
(US) 21010 Robie House $599.99
+6.6%
(KR) 21010 Architecture Robie House 2276pcs SEALED Genuine / New / Express $643.48
+14.3%
(KR) 21010 Architecture Robie House 2276pcs SEALED GENUINE / New / Express $667.48
+18.6%
(KR) 21010 Architecture Robie House 2276pcs SEALED GENUINE / New / Express $669.89
+19.0%
(KR) Architecture 21010 Robie House Frank Lloyd Wright Landmark Set NEW & Sealed $673.50
+19.6%
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Sales Distribution (Last 90 Days)

This chart shows the distribution of sales for the past three months of new/sealed 21010 Robie House.

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends of new/sealed 21010 Robie House.

Market Momentum

Neutral
The set has grown slower than similar retired sets over the past year. Its value has eased recently, and more copies are being listed for sale. It currently trails its Architecture Architect Series peers in growth.
DemandLower half in Architecture
Very high demand
12 months agoToday
SupplyTypical for Architecture
Listings up 7% this month
12 months agoToday
Growth vs peers-2% typical for Architect Series
-26% over the past year
12 months agoToday
Outlook:32% bearish·33% neutral·35% bullish
Why it's moving, signals and outlook

Compared with other Architect Series sets

Robie House sits low among the Architect Series sets since over the past year its value dropped more than similar sets did and it started from several times the retail price of most sets ranked higher.

#7 of 8
By growth since retail, +182%
+52%+397%
In the bottom quarter of the group.
$0.25 a piece
New and sealed value per piece
This set
$0.25
Typical
$0.51
About half the group's typical value per piece.
#1 of 8
Used value as a share of new, 65%
21%65%
Used copies keep the most of their new value in the group.
#1 of 8 retired
Wanted for each member who owns it
This set
Typical
About 75% above the rate of the group's retired sets.
All Architect Series setsValueSince retail
21010 Robie House$563+182%
21005 Fallingwater$424+324%
21009 Farnsworth House$298+397%
21014 Villa Savoye$270+286%
21017 Imperial Hotel$197+52%
21004 Solomon Guggenheim Museum$140+250%
21012 Sydney Opera House$137+241%
21007 Rockefeller Center$131+227%

Sets in Architecture / Architect Series

21017 Imperial Hotel

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2013
Pieces 1,188
Availability Retired
21017 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Imperial Hotel
Retail $129.99
Value $197.47
Growth  +51.9%
Annual growth 6.2%

21005 Fallingwater

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2009
Pieces 811
Availability Retired
21005 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Fallingwater
Retail $99.99
Value $424.32
Growth  +324.4%
Annual growth 7.6%

21014 Villa Savoye

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2012
Pieces 660
Availability Retired
21014 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Villa Savoye
Retail $69.99
Value $270.43
Growth  +286.4%
Annual growth 7.0%

21009 Farnsworth House

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2011
Pieces 546
Availability Retired
21009 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Farnsworth House
Retail $59.99
Value $298.06
Growth  +396.8%
Annual growth 6.6%

21012 Sydney Opera House

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2012
Pieces 270
Availability Retired
21012 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Sydney Opera House
Retail $39.99
Value $136.50
Growth  +241.3%
Annual growth 9.2%

21007 Rockefeller Center

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2011
Pieces 240
Availability Retired
21007 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Rockefeller Center
Retail $39.99
Value $130.78
Growth  +227.0%
Annual growth 10.0%

21004 Solomon Guggenheim Museum

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Architect Series
Year 2009
Pieces 208
Availability Retired
21004 LEGO Architecture Architect Series Solomon Guggenheim Museum
Retail $39.99
Value $140.00
Growth  +250.1%
Annual growth 5.1%

Robie House Questions

What does LEGO 21010 Robie House sell for now?

Sealed in its box, Robie House is valued at $563, with most sales landing between $525 and $650. That is down 6% on three months ago. On the used market, expect to pay around $367.

Has LEGO 21010 Robie House been retired?

Yes. Robie House retired in December 2013, having been in production for about 2 years, 9 months shorter than the typical Architect Series set. Sealed copies are now found only on the secondary market, so the price follows what collectors will pay.

How much has LEGO 21010 Robie House gone up in value?

Robie House has gained 182% on its original retail price of $199.99, or roughly 5.7% a year on average. That trails the Architect Series average of 6.3% a year.

What will LEGO 21010 Robie House be worth next year?

By this time next year, the forecast has Robie House near $613, about 9% more than today. In the short term the market reads neutral. The market signals are balanced for now. Forecasts are estimates, not guarantees.

What is the piece count of LEGO 21010 Robie House?

Robie House is built from 2,276 pieces, or $0.09 per piece at retail.

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Build a LEGO® replica of the Robie™ House!

Completed in 1910, the Frederick C. Robie™ House, located in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood, is considered to be Frank Lloyd Wright’s most accomplished Prairie-style work. Prairie style is acknowledged as the first truly American style, characterized by dominating horizontal lines, banded rows of windows and spacious, open floor plans. F.C. Robie wanted a home that would provide beautiful vistas of the surrounding neighborhood while maintaining privacy for his family. Combined with the long, narrow size and shape, the views inspired Wright’s vision for the 9,062 square foot residence. This highly detailed LEGO model was designed by architect Adam Reed Tucker.

Architectural replica of the real-world Robie™ House
Booklet included with details on design and history. (English language only)
Measures over 16.5” (42cm) wide and 5” (13cm) tall
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