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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Minneapolis Home Returns to Market for $2.495 Million
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What Happened?
Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian home in Minneapolis is back on the market for $2.495 million after a failed listing at $3.4 million. The three-bedroom house, completed in 1951, is noted for its unique design and serene location.
Key points
- The home is located on the southeast shore of Cedar Lake.
- It features three bedrooms and three bathrooms, covering about 2,511 square feet.
- The property includes a private half-acre lot with views of the lake and parkland.
- Previous owners maintained the home's original design while updating systems.
- The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Key insights
- The home's unique design may attract buyers interested in architectural heritage.
- Its serene location could appeal to those seeking a peaceful living environment.
- The reduced price from its previous listing may stimulate interest from potential buyers.
Why it matters
This listing offers a rare chance to own a significant piece of architectural history.
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Frank Lloyd Wright· PersonMinneapolis· CityCedar Lake· LocationColdwell Banker Realty· Organization
Source
Times of India
