Description

Ever dreamed of living in a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright? If so, here's your chance. One of only three such homes in Washington state, this "Usonian" house was built in 1952 and is listed on both the National and State Register of Historic Structures. Situated on 3.2 natural woodland acres, the home is setback 300 feet from the road for exceptional privacy and security. By day, the home is flooded with natural light-by night, redwood cutouts that band the clerestory windows capture the interior light, and turn the whole into a glowing "jewel box." As is true of Wright's designs, the home's innovative use of natural materials was ahead of its time. So was the "hovering horizontal roof line" that spans the carport and connects the home to a separate 400 sq.ft. shop/office. This home comes fully furnished with Wright-designed custom-to-project redwood furniture. The purchase price includes a copy of the original blueprint, historical documents, and letters written between Mr. Wright and the original owner, Mr. Ray Brandes. Learn more: www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandes_House