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Set 6365 Summer Cottage
Town Classic Town

LEGO® Summer Cottage

The Summer Cottage 6365-1 belongs to Classic Town and was released in 1981. It has 153 pieces and 1 minifig, and shows a small holiday house in the countryside.

Set number
6365
Year
1981
Pieces
153
Minifigures
1
Theme
Classic Town
Different parts
52
What can I build with it?

Parts list 52

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Spare parts (2)

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

Minifigures 1

Description

A weekend retreat for your town

A summer cottage stands for weekends away: a small house with a garden, far from the bustle of the town centre. In the Classic Town range it adds a quieter spot to the streets, shops and stations. At 153 pieces it is compact yet large enough to count as a proper building. It fits any town that should also have some room for leisure and nature. Together with road plates, trees and a car, you quickly get a scene that shows what life outside the town could look like.

Yellow, red, white and green

The colours tell the story. Yellow and white walls look friendly, red marks the roof or accents, and green stands for lawn, hedge or baseplate. This mix gives the house a summery feel even when you build it in winter. Because the colours are assigned so clearly, the model is easy for younger builders to read and later combines well with other sets from the same theme. A further plus is that roof and walls are easy to swap if you later want to give the cottage a different look.

One figure, plenty of everyday life

The single minifig brings the house to life. It can be a guest, the owner or the gardener and gives the building a purpose. For small play scenes that is enough: arriving for the weekend, breakfast in the garden, a visit to the neighbours. If you need more figures, borrow them from other sets and grow a little settlement where several cottages stand side by side. A second cottage next to it then immediately reads as a neighbourhood, even if you only recolour or rearrange a few bricks.

40 part types and plenty of detail

The 153 pieces come in 40 different part types, a decent variety for a small set. These likely include windows, doors, roof pieces and accessories that give the house its character. The parts list on this page shows everything in detail. With the “What can I build?” tool you see which other models your stock could make, should you want to use the bricks differently. If you rebuild the house after years, a complete list is welcome, because small window parts tend to vanish into the toy box.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Summer Cottage 6365-1 have?
It has 153 pieces in 40 different types and includes 1 minifig.
Which range is it part of?
Classic Town. It came out in 1981.
Which colours dominate?
Yellow, red, white and green.

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