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The set replicates the Owlery tower where Harry asks Cho if she’ll go to the Yule Ball with him in the Goblet of Fire

If you’re a huge Harry Potter fan and are looking for something to display around the home to reflect that, a great option is a LEGO set. Not only do they provide a few hours of fun while building the model, but they can often be a tasteful way to decorate corners of the home while reminding you of a particular scene from a movie.

There are plenty of Harry Potter themed LEGO sets available, but this one based on the Hogwarts Owlery is currently reduced at Marks & Spencer with a handy TopCashback deal. Normally £39.99, you can get that price down to £24.29 by signing up for a new TopCashback account using our unique link.

This adorable set measures in at 26cm high as it replicates the Owlery tower where Harry asks Cho if she’ll go to the Yule Ball with him in the Goblet of Fire movie. It has plenty of hidden details, including three owls that soar around the structure.

You’re also getting three individual minifigures in this set. One is Harry Potter, another is Cho Chang, and the last is caretaker Argus Filch.

With 364 pieces in the set, it should take anywhere between two and three hours for the average builder to finish. At the reduced price, it works out to 7p per brick, a great deal lower than the 11-13p average for most LEGO sets.

The LEGO Harry Potter Owlery set has a 4.8 star review score on the Marks & Spencer website, with one review reading: “Partway through building, you’ll see the face of an owl (which is then hidden by other bricks), and I couldn’t stop smiling! I would highly recommend this to anyone, regardless of age.”

Another review says: “Fantastic set with a few easter eggs along the build. This looks great with my ever growing modular hogwarts castle.” A third shopper writes: “Perfect gift for kids or a serious collector! As always very easy step by step instructions. It will last a long time if you put it on display”

However, one review criticises the set for being more of a display piece than something a child can play with once built: “The set does not have a lot of interior space for figures making it more a display piece than a play set.”

Another popular LEGO Harry Potter set is the Hagrid & Harry’s Motorcycle Ride. It’s currently £35.99 at Amazon, down from £44.99.

More of a Lord of the Rings fan? Check out this Legolas and Gimli BrickHeadz set which is available at Amazon for £42.

How to get £29.20 LEGO Harry Potter set at Marks & Spencer