Some with original furniture, and some still on the market For enthusiasts of Frank Lloyd Wright and his extraordinary homes, 2016?the year he would have been 149?offered what felt like an embarrassment of riches on the real estate front. The covetable properties popped up everywhere, from Michigan to Minnesota to Nevada, some including original furniture designed by the architect himself.
Owning and maintaining an architecturally significant house comes with its own set of problems, however, especially if it?s also designated a historic property, which may help to explain why a few of these homes appear to be languishing on the market. After all, with great starchitect power comes great responsibility, and not everyone is ready for that. Without further ado, here are the best Frank Lloyd Wright-designed houses?plus one designed by Jr.?that went up for sale this year.
Stuart Richardson House, Glen Ridge, New Jersey

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One of three remaining homes in the Garden State designed by Wright, this peculiar 1,800-square-foot three-bedroom was built in 1941 and features a unique hexagonal floor plan that leaves all but two of the residence?s angles measuring either 60 or 120 degrees. It last asked $995,000.
Cooke House, Virginia Beach, Virginia

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Though the designs for this gorgeous 3,000-square-foot lakefront four-bedroom, known as the Co...