Why Was LEGO 11386 Originally Called “Conch Street”?

Before the official announcement, early information surrounding set 11386 commonly referred to the model as:

LEGO SpongeBob SquarePants: Conch Street 11386

That made sense because the three main homes represented in the set belong to SpongeBob, Squidward and Patrick—the neighbors most closely associated with Conch Street in the series.

However, LEGO ultimately chose the broader official name:

LEGO® Icons SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom (11386).

What Is Included in LEGO 11386 Bikini Bottom?

One of the biggest attractions of the set is how much of SpongeBob's world LEGO has managed to fit into one display.

Rather than recreating only SpongeBob's house, the model combines several recognizable Bikini Bottom landmarks.

SpongeBob's Pineapple House

At the heart of the display is SpongeBob's famous pineapple home.

The model includes both exterior details and interior spaces, including SpongeBob's living room and bedroom.

Its bright orange structure, green leafy top and unmistakable shape give the entire LEGO Bikini Bottom display an immediate visual focal point.

For SpongeBob fans, this is arguably the building that makes the set instantly recognizable even from across the room.

So if you've previously searched for terms such as:

• LEGO SpongeBob Conch Street
• LEGO Conch Street 11386
• SpongeBob Conch Street LEGO set

you're looking for the same LEGO 11386 model now officially called SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom.

Each character lives in a uniquely designed house that has become iconic to fans of the series.

Recreating these houses in LEGO form would make this set one of the most nostalgic SpongeBob builds ever released.

The Iconic Houses

SpongeBob's Pineapple House

SpongeBob's pineapple house is one of the most recognizable homes in animation.

Key details typically include:

• Round windows

• A leafy green top

• A circular front door

If recreated accurately, the pineapple house will likely serve as the visual centerpiece of the Conch Street build.

Squidward's Stone Moai House

Squidward's house resembles a stone Moai statue inspired by Easter Island sculptures.

Recreating this shape with LEGO bricks could require curved elements and layered building techniques, making it one of the most interesting builds in the set.

Patrick's Rock House

Patrick's house appears to be a simple rock. However, fans know that the rock lifts up to reveal Patrick's living space underneath.

Many LEGO fans speculate that the set may include a lifting rock feature to recreate this classic moment from the show.

Additional Elements

Beyond the houses, the leaked description suggests several additional features that may appear in the set.

Boatmobile

SpongeBob's underwater vehicle, the Boatmobile, could be included as a small side build.

Jellyfish Area

The set may also include a small jellyfish field area, referencing one of SpongeBob's favorite hobbies: jellyfishing.

This area could feature underwater plants, sand elements, and small jellyfish builds.

Minifigures

According to the leak, the set may include four minifigures:

• SpongeBob SquarePants

• Patrick Star

• Squidward Tentacles

• Gary the Snail

These characters represent the core cast of the show.

Some fans are hoping LEGO might include additional characters such as Sandy Cheeks or Mr. Krabs, but no information about extra figures has appeared yet.

Possible SpongeBob BrickHeadz Companion Set

Another leaked image suggests a smaller companion set:

Detail	Information
Set Number	40858
Name	SpongeBob SquarePants BrickHeadz
Price	$12.99
Release Date	September 1, 2026

This BrickHeadz figure would likely launch alongside the larger Conch Street model.

Fan Reactions

The leak has already generated excitement among LEGO fans online.

Many collectors highlight the nostalgia factor, since the last SpongeBob LEGO wave appeared more than a decade ago.

Another major discussion point is the possibility of including all three Conch Street houses in one model. Fans believe this would make the set an instant display classic.

Collectors are also discussing the display potential. With nearly 1800 pieces, the set may be designed more as a display model for adult fans rather than a traditional playset.

Overall, the community response has been largely positive, with many fans already calling the rumored set an "instant buy" if the leak becomes official.

How to Display LEGO SpongeBob 11386

With a finished width of approximately 54 cm, LEGO® SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom 11386 is designed to stand out as a display piece.

A wide shelf, cabinet, or dedicated display case can all work well, depending on your available space and preferred presentation style.

For collectors who want to keep the model protected from dust while giving Bikini Bottom a cleaner, more complete presentation, a model-specific acrylic display case for LEGO® SpongeBob 11386 is also a practical option.

We’ll explore more creative ways to display LEGO SpongeBob 11386 in a separate display guide.

Final Thoughts

For now, LEGO SpongeBob SquarePants: Conch Street (11386) remains an unconfirmed leak.

However, if the information proves accurate, the set could become one of the most exciting LEGO releases of 2026.

With multiple iconic buildings, recognizable characters, and strong nostalgia appeal, Conch Street could quickly become a favorite among both LEGO collectors and SpongeBob fans.