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LEGO 1978 / Homemaker / Rooms Sets

In 1978, LEGO released 5 Homemaker Rooms sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $38, today those sets are valued around $2,355, a growth of 6024%.
Most valuable 1978 LEGO Homemaker Rooms set
231 Hospital $1,334.11
Largest 1978 LEGO Homemaker Rooms set
232 Bungalow 445 pieces
5 sets

230 Hairdressing Salon

Theme / Subtheme Homemaker / Rooms
Year 1978
Pieces 215
Availability Retired
230 LEGO Homemaker Hairdressing Salon
Retail $9.99
Value $150.32
Growth  +1404.7%
Annual growth 6.1%

231 Hospital

Theme / Subtheme Homemaker / Rooms
Year 1978
Pieces 379
Availability Retired
231 LEGO Homemaker Hospital
Retail $8.99
Value $1,334.11
Growth  +14739.9%
Annual growth 11.0%

232 Bungalow

Theme / Subtheme Homemaker / Rooms
Year 1978
Pieces 445
Availability Retired
232 LEGO Homemaker Bungalow
Retail $11.99
Value $690.81
Growth  +5661.6%
Annual growth 8.8%

278 Television Room

Theme / Subtheme Homemaker / Rooms
Year 1978
Pieces 104
Availability Retired
278 LEGO Homemaker Television Room
Retail $2.99
Value $93.28
Growth  +3019.7%
Annual growth 5.4%

297 Nursery

Theme / Subtheme Homemaker / Rooms
Year 1978
Pieces / Figures 167 / 1
Availability Retired
297 LEGO Homemaker Nursery
Retail $4.49
Value $85.99
Growth  +1815.1%
Annual growth 4.2%

Year Pricing

Retail
$38.45   (for all 5 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$2,354.51
Growth
+6023.56%
Annual growth
+5.57%
Used
Value
$283.45

Community Stats

The following are the top 5 most owned 1978 Homemaker Rooms sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Hospital
#2Hairdressing Salon
#3Bungalow
#4Nursery
#5Television Room

About LEGO Homemaker Rooms

The LEGO Homemaker Furniture sets, primarily released in the 1970s, focus on buildable furniture and accessories for dollhouse-style play. Notable sets include 261 Bathroom, which features a bathtub, sink, and other bathroom accessories; 263 Living Room, with a couch, table, and television; 264 Kitchen, equipped with a stove, sink, and kitchen cabinets; and 265 Baby's Room, which includes a crib, rocking chair, and baby accessories. These sets allowed for detailed customization and imaginative play in creating household environments.
1978 LEGO Sets
1978 was transformative: the modern minifigure arrived with articulated limbs and standardized proportions, becoming the heart of LEGO play. Three pillars launched in force—Town, Space, and Castle—bringing buses and services to city streets, astronauts and bases to the cosmos, and knights and keeps to medieval scenes.