The Last Home Architect Frank Lloyd Wright Designed Lists for $3.25M
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1/26Photographs Courtesy of The AgencyFamed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed many masterpieces in his lifetime with the Guggenheim Museum taking the cake. Now, someone can own the last of the 14 residential homes he designed before passing away in 1959. The architect’s apprentice, John Rattenbury, executed the detailed plans in 1967 with exact precision.Located in Phoenix, Arizona, the Norman Lykes House has a circular design that harkens to Lloyd Wright’s funky museum across the country. The 3,095-square-foot house is carved into the side of a mountain and boasts unobstructed Palm Canyon views out of rounded windows and a crescent shaped pool in the back.The abode was altered slightly in 1994, with the approval of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, to offer a more spacious master bedroom. “The home was originally designed with five bedrooms and three bathrooms, and now has three bedrooms with a much larger master suite,” said Raul Siqueiros, partner of The Agency in Arizona and a listing agent for the property.Whomever purchases the home will be the lucky third owner of this piece of architectural history. Roxanne Johnson, Jack Luciano, and Raul Siqueiros of The Agency have the special listing. Another Frank Lloyd Wright-designed treasure on the market is right in our backyard. The 1955-built New Canaan home is asking $8 million.Photographs Courtesy of The AgencyFamed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed many masterpieces in his lifetime with the Guggenheim Museum taking the cake. Now, someone can own the last of the 14 residential homes he designed before passing away in 1959. The architect’s apprentice, John Rattenbury, executed the detailed plans in 1967 with exact precision.Located in Phoenix, Arizona, the Norman Lykes House has a circular design that harkens to Lloyd Wright’s funky museum across the country. The 3,095-square-foot house is carved into the side of a mountain and boasts unobstructed Palm Canyon views out of rounded windows and a crescent shaped pool in the back.The abode was altered slightly in 1994, with the approval of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, to offer a more spacious master bedroom. “The home was originally designed with five bedrooms and three bathrooms, and now has three bedrooms with a much larger master suite,” said Raul Siqueiros, partner of The Agency in Arizona and a listing agent for the property.Whomever purchases the home will be the lucky third owner of this piece of architectural history. Roxanne Johnson, Jack Luciano, and Raul Siqueiros of The Agency have the special listing. Another Frank Lloyd Wright-designed treasure on the market is right in our backyard. The 1955-built New Canaan home is asking $8 million.
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