A Cozy Corner in Caddington
If there’s a home that perfectly captures the charm of small-town Christmas, it’s the Lemax Corner Residence. Introduced in 2022 as part of the Caddington Village collection, this three-story home is a holiday dream: snow-dusted shingles, a festive garland-trimmed façade, and warm light spilling from every window. It hugs the end of a street, making it the perfect residential anchor for any village display. Whether you’re building a downtown neighborhood or a quiet residential lan…
Architectural and Design Highlights
Standing 18 cm tall, 16 cm wide, and 10.4 cm deep, the Corner Residence has a well-balanced footprint that integrates beautifully with other Caddington Village buildings. Made of porcelain, it features precise window molding, bow-tied garlands on every level, and a snowman keeping watch out front. The classic American home design—with a snow-covered attic and visible Christmas tree—makes it easy to imagine holiday celebrations unfolding inside.
This is a lighted-only building using Lemax’s standard 1.83m cord or Moonlander LED adaptor. The glow from the windows gives the scene a cozy, lived-in atmosphere—subtle and authentic rather than flashy. It’s these quiet details that make the Corner Residence a personal favorite for many longtime collectors.
Integrating Corner Residence into Your Holiday Village
Because of its versatile shape and theme, this house can appear in several roles across your layout:
- At the end of a street row to create a believable cul-de-sac or residential block
- Near a church or school to form a “neighborhood” cluster
- Opposite a tree lot or town park, where the snowman becomes part of the larger story
I often pair the Corner Residence with smaller homes and background accessories like lamp posts or hedge fencing. When elevated slightly on foam risers, it gains added prominence and frames beautifully against mid-height buildings like bakeries or clinics. If you enjoy creating narrative scenes, this house can represent the mayor’s home, a beloved aunt’s residence, or even a village newcomer settling in for their first Christmas in town.
Collector’s Insight: Value and Rarity
As of 2025, Corner Residence is still in active production, but its classic styling and residential theme give it strong staying power. Current pricing trends place it between $36–48 USD for new-in-box listings. During the holiday season, boxed versions in pristine condition can push closer to $52, particularly from trusted Lemax dealers or secondhand platforms with collector followings.
Residential-style Lemax buildings tend to hold value well, especially those with charming seasonal features. If retired, this building could become highly desirable due to its versatility—it fits with nearly any village theme. I’d recommend acquiring a backup if it becomes part of your permanent display; replacements might get scarce in a few years.
Where to Buy Corner Residence
Availability is still solid, though it can sell out quickly in November and December. For best results, consider these platforms:
- Amazon: Listings vary, so verify box condition and whether a cord is included.
- eBay: Great for tracking historical price data. Look for photos that show base stamps and window integrity.
- Facebook Marketplace: Ideal for local pickups. Ask about lighting and any chips along the edges.
- Craigslist: Best for nearby deals if you want to avoid shipping damage. Always confirm it’s the Lemax 25933 version.
FAQs About Corner Residence
Is Corner Residence retired?
Not yet. As of 2025, it remains part of the current Caddington Village collection.
Does it feature any animation or music?
No. This is a lighted-only building with no moving or musical components—ideal for serene or story-driven setups.
What makes this piece unique?
Its realistic design, detailed trim, and neighborhood positioning make it one of the most versatile Caddington residences to date.
What’s the typical resale value?
Expect $36–52 depending on seasonality, condition, and platform.
