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Greenleaf Fairfield Dollhouse Kit - 1/24 Scale

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Features

  • Unassembled 3-story Victorian house
  • 6 total rooms with 2 large hallways
  • Wrap-around porch and 2 fireplaces built in
  • Shingles included with purchase
  • Solid plywood construction

Description

Picture this table center-a beautifully detailed ½" scale dollhouse no bigger than a place mat. Make it perfectly Victorian in every aspect, even including a tower chamber, four fireplaces, and a wrap-around porch. Include ½” scale shingles in the kit, offer wide accessibility to all six rooms plus the large attic, and make it compatible with Houseworks ½" scale components. Do all this and you've got the Fairfield, a gem of a little house. The all-wood dollhouse goes together with tab and slot construction that requires only glue to complete assembly. Finish and furnish this heirloom-to-be to meet your heart's desire. It's not painted inside or out, letting you express your own personal decorating tastes. The all wood dollhouse goes together with tab and slot construction that requires only glue to complete assembly. Recommended for Hobbyists ages 15 and up. Unpainted and unfinished, you can decorate, paint, wallpaper, and furnish this dollhouse to be with your own personal taste and style. Siding, Decorations and Paint are not included. This beautiful dollhouse is a great way to spend time with your loved ones and will be a family heirloom for generations to come. Miniature scale is ½" = 1' or 1/24. Assembled Dimensions are 15" W x 16" D x 20" H. About Greenleaf Dollhouses, Established in 1947: Greenleaf is a leading manufacturer of all-wood dollhouse kits, furnishings, and accessories. Located in Schenevus, NY, Greenleaf is acknowledged by many in the miniatures industry for its outstanding design and superior quality. Greenleaf wooden dollhouse kits are an ideal project for collectors or families who want to create lasting keepsakes.

Brand Name: Greenleaf


Age Range Description: Adult


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


Number of Packs: 1


UPC: 050534080153 736052080157 021547080157


Manufacturer: Greenleaf


Model Number: 8015


Manufacturer Part Number: DH8015


Set Name: Fairfield


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Size: Large


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 16"L x 15"W x 20"H


Item Weight: 9.4 pounds


Item Dimensions: 15 x 16 x 20 inches


Color: Brown


Style: Victorian


Theme: PALACE


Material Type: Wood


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  • A little tricky, but worth it in the end
As many reviews have said, assembly can be a bit tricky. The wood splinters so easily, (I had more splinters in my fingers than I can count) pieces don’t always fit together properly and some pieces arrive warped… but, if you pull out extra sand paper and spend more time making things fit together the end result is so worth it. This was my first attempt at a full dollhouse but I wasn’t ready for a 1:12 scale, so finding this half scale dollhouse was perfect! You definitely have to read and become familiar with the instructions, especially if you plan to customize any part or add lighting. It took me about 45 days from start to finish, but I made a lot of changes that took extra time before I could move on to the next step. I chose to hide my lighting wires in the floor above each ceiling, so I had to carve out the channels before I could assemble each floor. I also added special lighting to the fireplace and outside on the porch and side of the house. I made some of the pieces inside myself, I added siding to the outside and added a door and balcony above the front porch. Every little extra thing I did took extra time. If you’re able to do any landscaping outside it completely finishes the overall look. If you’re doing this as a display, take extra time as you assemble because once each floor is glued in you can’t go back. So preplanning is very helpful. I also wallpapered each wall before assembly so doing a mock up before gluing is helpful to figure out where the wallpaper should go. If you’re doing this as a dollhouse for play, I definitely recommend doing a bit of sanding before assembly to avoid anyone getting splinters during playtime. Your assembly will be much faster too. Despite the “negatives” I still give it 5 stars and highly recommend, it’s absolutely beautiful when completed! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by Nat2bad

  • Not for beginners!!!
Although its going to turn out stunning this is for experienced doll house makers. The instructions are terrible. You are on your own figuring out what to do. It did come with really neat blue prints. I was disappointed in the quality of the wood its flimsy and splinters really easy. Beautiful doll house but is extremely time consuming. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021 by Natasha

  • Horrible Design
One star is not low enough to explain how horrible this item is. If I could give negative stars, I would. We purchased this for my daughter’s 13 birthday, as she wanted a dollhouse she could build. This seemed like a great deal. First off, the directions are complete garbage and not at all very clear. The pieces do not fit together without having to take a Dremel or some other saw to trim and cut. After seeing the absolute frustration my daughter and how much difficulty she was having, my wife jumped in to help, as well as myself. I also must add that I am a licensed general contractor in two states. This house cannot be built without altering every single piece to fit. Either the slots weren’t cut large enough or the tabs weren’t cut correctly. It gets to a point where in order to continue building, every, and I mean every, piece has to be altered. I cannot believe we paid even $80 for this item. Knowing what I know now, it wouldn’t be worth $20. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025 by Matt Smoak

  • Way more challenging than I thought! But still fun!
Inspired by one of the other poster's Haunted House, I did something similar. This kit was a lot more challenging than I thought it would be. It took me 7 full days to assemble and paint. Not sure if that is a lot or a little for something like this; it was my first kit or dollhouse like this I have ever done. I had to go online to even figure out HOW to read the instructions. They are very confusing and the included pictures are terrible, but I managed to figure it out well enough. Seriously, if you can stomach it, try to read through EVERYTHING a couple of times before you even begin. If you can wrap your head around all the steps and kind of know what is coming up, you'll probably be able to plan better than I did. For example, the final details of putting on the windows and interior window trims on certain walls could have been accomplished so much more easily if that step had come as each wall was "finished" and set in place, rather than waiting until the very end when all the walls are glued together. Unless you have long, thin robotic fingers, reaching inside to get it placed right can be challenging. The sturdiness of this depends largely on the kind of glue you use. I used hot glue, which was probably not the best idea, but I needed this to get put together quickly for a film shoot. It held up well enough, but if I were doing this for an actual house that will be played with, I would maybe use hot glue for some parts to temporarily secure edges, but use clamps and something more robust to ensure longevity, like gorilla glue or model cement. The stair case is very tricky and therefore is kind of extremely important to get it right. I sort of did, enough that it somewhat fit together. That angled piece on the back is not only the last piece, and last step in the instructions, but one of the most important to get right for spacing, so be sure to use that as a measure to make sure that it fits together before you glue anything down. The way they explain the alignment of certain pieces is sometimes very confusing. I cut the windows with scissors to make them look broken, and slightly like teeth. My recommendation: DON'T THROW ANYTHING AWAY UNTIL YOU ARE COMPLETELY DONE. The boards for the windows and bricked up fireplace are made from scraps. The entire thing is painted with acrylic paint. I probably could have done even more with some of the scraps, make ceiling beams, or something to make the interior more sophisticated, but we were primarily concerned with the exterior for our purposes. Now the interior will probably have a few simple electric tea lights and grace our table at Halloween. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2021 by Joseph M Carrillo

  • Splintery, Hard to follow directions
I tried this dollhouse for almost a week and finally gave up. The directions are horrible. There are very few pictures and the language of the directions is difficult to put into practice. The few pictures that are included are grainy and hard to see. But the worst part of this project is the material itself. The wood is very splintery and has come away from some of the essential parts. The pieces also do not fit together as well as I expected. This is NOT a beginner’s project. The Rolife rooms are much better materials and the directions are much clearer. I am disappointed to say the least and I have the tiny splinters in my fingers as proof of the poor quality of the wood.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2022 by Mama G

  • I've Found my hobby
Assembly was challenging, size was great, and the quality met my expectations. Overall it was another great purchase. Great project and I'm very pleased with the out come glad that I got the accessories.
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by I’ve worked in a bakery for years and I’m so very proud of my purchase. I can’t wait to create art with this kit. Thank you.

  • You must have patience to complete this kit
I read the entire directions before starting this project, then I re-read them over and over, there were some things that were not consistent, but I would go back to the pictures and study them, then I would put it together. It would be great if the instructions said; "stop at this point and wallpaper or put flooring". So now I know what to expect. After the fact. I wanted to put in lighting and that was another thing I should have done and planned out so that it would have been seamless in the making, Some parts are impossible to put together but again, lot's of sanding and filing of the slots really helps. Not for everybody, but I have to say after I got the hang of it and kinda knew what to expect, it came right along. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2022 by Barbara McVey

  • Great Dollhouse Kit! Easy to build for someone without experience!
I purchased the Fairfield to build as a gift for my daughter for this coming holiday season. I have never assembled a dollhouse kit before, but I loved the size and style of the Fairfield. Let me tell you, this house does not disappoint! I have spent approximately 12 hours working on it over the last 3 days and have already assembled it in its' entirety. I definitely recommend using painters tape to help hold any/all joints until they dry and reading/following the directions precisely. Also, make sure to take care when punching out and sanding the pieces to this home. Being meticulous will pay off! I feel I should mention that I have NO previous experience and simply followed the directions. The only tools I used were painters tape, wood glue, tacky glue and a fine grit sanding pad. I plan to paint, wallpaper and decorate within the following days, but being that those items are not part of the Fairfield Dollhouse Kit, I felt inclined to leave a raving review prior to the finish-work. Please let me also mention that I was not compensated in any way for this review, I just really enjoyed putting this dollhouse together! Keep in mind this dollhouse kit is 1:24 or half scale, which means that it is a smaller scale than most other dollhouse model kits. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2017 by Laurie

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