Jul 19th 2011 8:00AM
One of Frank Lloyd Wright's most beloved homes has been saved from further deterioration by a billionaire architecture buff, according to the property's steward. Our friends at Curbed tipped us off to the sale of the famed Ennis House, a 6,200-square-foot "textile-block" home reminiscent of a Mayan temple. The home was... Continue Reading »
Mar 4th 2011 4:33PM
A choice Frank Lloyd Wright prairie-style home has been sitting on the market for a year, with its price cut in small increments down to the current $1.38 million asking price. Could this be a bargain for a Wright house? The house in question is the William E. Martin house in Oak Park, Ill., the western suburb of... Continue Reading »
Nov 8th 2010 6:36PM
A portion of Frank Lloyd Wright's most elaborate and largest prairie-style home, the Avery Coonley Estate, has hit the market for $2.89 million after a decade of extensive restoration. The five-bedroom, five-bath manor, one of several buildings on the original Coonley Estate, sits on a bank of the Des Plaines River in the... Continue Reading »
Mar 26th 2010 10:00AM
In Kankakee, Illinois, activists trying to save one of Frank Lloyd Wright's early Prairie-style homes have less than half of the $170,000 down payment needed by June to buy the $1.9 million gem -- one the priciest properties in the town of around 27,000 people. While Wright supporters rally in Kankakee, the house (left)... Continue Reading »
