How many pieces does the Enchanted Treehouse have?

The set contains 302 pieces and 166 unique parts, plus three minifigures.

What colours dominate the set?

Reddish brown, light bluish grey, tan and white make up the main palette, giving the treehouse a natural, bark-and-wood look.

Is this a good set for younger builders?

At 302 pieces with an accessible, open-sided design, it suits children who already have some experience with multi-part sets rather than complete beginners.

Frozen

Enchanted Treehouse

The Enchanted Treehouse is a 2019 LEGO® Frozen set built around a multi-level treehouse with 302 pieces. It combines living spaces, a lookout platform and a curved trunk structure in a natural colour palette. The set includes three minifigures and 166 unique parts for plenty of building variety.

Set number: 41164
Year: 2019
Pieces: 302
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Frozen
Different parts: 166

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 166

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 3

Anna - Black Dress, Cape fig-0020915 pieces × 1
Olaf - Minidoll Arms fig-0037473 pieces × 1
Lieutenant Matthias fig-0037504 pieces × 1

Description

A layered build, not a simple block

Rather than a single flat facade, this treehouse is built across several levels, combining a trunk, a lookout platform and enclosed living spaces. The model opens up so every floor is reachable from outside, which keeps play access simple even for younger builders. With 166 unique parts spread across only 302 pieces, the build relies on real part variety rather than repeating the same few bricks, giving it noticeably more texture than its piece count alone suggests. Small functional touches, such as opening doors and shutters, also mean the treehouse can be rearranged after the initial build rather than staying fixed.

A natural colour scheme

Reddish brown and light bluish grey form the bark and structural framework, tan adds warm wood-like detailing, and white brings in lighter accents around windows and trim. This palette turns up across several Frozen sets from the same year, so parts from this treehouse tend to match nicely with other builds in the range. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which colours and shapes appear, which is handy for spotting specific bricks or sourcing a replacement piece without searching through the whole set.

Three minifigures, plenty of scenes

The set comes with three minifigures that fit naturally into the treehouse's rooms and platform. Small furnishings and display details throughout the interior support open-ended roleplay rather than one fixed scene, so the treehouse works equally well as a display piece or an active play set. Because the structure opens from the side, figures can be moved between levels without dismantling anything, which keeps everyday play straightforward.

Where it sits in the Frozen range

At 302 pieces and three minifigures, the Enchanted Treehouse sits in the mid-size bracket for Frozen sets of its generation — bigger than a small single-scene set, but far from the largest builds in the theme. That makes it a reasonable next step for builders who already have a few simpler sets behind them. The full parts list on this page is useful both for topping up missing pieces and for combining bricks with other Frozen builds.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Enchanted Treehouse have?: The set contains 302 pieces and 166 unique parts, plus three minifigures.
What colours dominate the set?: Reddish brown, light bluish grey, tan and white make up the main palette, giving the treehouse a natural, bark-and-wood look.
Is this a good set for younger builders?: At 302 pieces with an accessible, open-sided design, it suits children who already have some experience with multi-part sets rather than complete beginners.