The abode is in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, and it was built in 1960. In the 57 years since then, the inside and outside basically haven't changed at all.
As a result, the masterpiece is both a time capsule of midcentury design and a perfectly preserved example of Wright's signature aesthetic.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house has tons of light, earth tones, and many other mainstays of Wright homes.
Some of it looks a little dated, TBH.
I mean...
But other parts are completely timeless and cool.
Its 3.77 acres of land don't hurt, either.
Plus, it features built-in furniture...
...and original Wright chairs.
It even has a finished basement, a rarity for Wright houses!
The cherry on top? It looks really, really pretty in the snow.
