Medieval Bakery

In the heart of a medieval village, the baker starts his day by preparing freshly baked bread, cakes and cookies for the villagers. This medieval bakery features both an indoor and outdoor kitchen where the delicious goods for the bakery and market are made.

The bakery has removable roofs, allowing easy access to the interior of the build. The ground floor houses the rustic baking area with an oven, storage space for ingredients and supplies and a display where customers can buy the freshly baked products. A wooden ladder leads to the upper floor, where the baker has his small but cozy bedroom.

Outside there is a horse-drawn cart ready to transport the freshly baked bread to the market. The building shows the beauty of the medieval architecture, with a timber-framed design and the stone chimney and roof covered in ivy, giving the bakery an authentic and slightly weathered appearance.

As a fan of the medieval era and architecture, I noticed that while Lego has released several castle-themed sets, a medieval bakery has never been one of them. However, every village needs a bakery where people can buy their daily bread. That’s why I designed this medieval themed bakery.

-       Piece count: 3,300 pieces, plus 4 minifigures with accessories.

-       Animals included: a total of 4 animals, namely 1 dog, 2 chickens and 1 rat.

Length: 27 cm / 10.6 in                                          

Width: 27 cm / 10.6 in                                          

Height: 26 cm / 10.2 in

I believe this set would be a perfect addition to any LEGO medieval village. It combines detailed medieval architecture and fun play features, making it perfect for both display and storytelling. Whether you’d like to expand an existing medieval village or use it as a standalone piece for display, this bakery adds character and creativity to the world of LEGO.

Thank you so much for taking the time to explore my build. If you enjoyed it, please don’t hesitate to share this with your friends, family and other LEGO fans! Your support could help turn this idea into an official LEGO set. Let’s make it happen together!