How many pieces does set 41008 include?

It includes 442 pieces in total, with 139 unique elements and two mini-dolls.

Is Heartlake City Pool part of a wider series?

Yes, it belongs to the 2013 LEGO Friends range set in the fictional town of Heartlake City, and it matches the scale of other Heartlake City builds.

Is this a good starter set for younger builders?

Its moderate piece count and simple modular sections make it approachable for less experienced builders, though exact age recommendations are printed on the original packaging.

Friends

Heartlake City Pool

Set 41008 Heartlake City Pool is a 2013 LEGO® Friends build centred on a community swimming pool. It comes with 442 pieces, 139 unique elements and two mini-dolls, making it a mid-sized entry in the range.

Set number: 41008
Year: 2013
Pieces: 442
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Friends
Different parts: 139

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 139

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (18)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 2

Andrea - Dark Azure Bikini, Bright Light Yellow Skirt fig-0023474 pieces × 1
Isabella - Lime Bikini, Magenta Skirt fig-0023484 pieces × 1

Description

A pool built for roleplay

The model groups a slide, an open pool area and a small poolside lounge into one compact build, with folding walls that open the interior for play. Rather than focusing on architectural detail, the set leans into scenes children can act out: sunbathing, swimming and hanging around the kiosk area. That roleplay-first approach was a hallmark of the Friends range in 2013, and this pool set is a clear example of building a location rather than a single vehicle or structure.

Colours and part variety

White, reddish brown, tan and bright light orange give the set a warm, summery palette that suits a swimming pool setting. With 139 unique parts across 442 pieces, there's a reasonable mix of shapes rather than heavy repetition of a handful of bricks. The parts list on this page breaks down every element and colour, which is useful if you're checking for pieces that might work in other builds or want to see how varied the set really is before buying.

Build experience

The 442-piece count keeps the build approachable, splitting into smaller stages such as the slide, the seating area and the changing space. That structure suits shorter building sessions rather than one long sitting, and it keeps the process varied even though the overall set is compact. Small accessory pieces add atmosphere to the scene without pushing the piece count much higher, which is typical of Friends sets from this era that prioritise play value over sheer size.

Who it suits

With two mini-dolls included, this set is built for shared roleplay rather than solo display, and works well alongside other Heartlake City sets from the same period. Younger builders or those newer to LEGO should find the piece count manageable, while the accessory pieces give enough variety to sustain longer play sessions. Check the parts list on this page if you're comparing the set against others or want to confirm exactly which elements and colours are included before adding it to a collection.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 41008 include?: It includes 442 pieces in total, with 139 unique elements and two mini-dolls.
Is Heartlake City Pool part of a wider series?: Yes, it belongs to the 2013 LEGO Friends range set in the fictional town of Heartlake City, and it matches the scale of other Heartlake City builds.
Is this a good starter set for younger builders?: Its moderate piece count and simple modular sections make it approachable for less experienced builders, though exact age recommendations are printed on the original packaging.

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