For many architecture buffs, the very first stop on a trip to Oak Park, Illinois, is the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, the architect’s primary residence from 1889 until 1909. Everyday, visitors from across the world travel to the quiet Chicago suburb,

Many artists have written their autobiographies, but Frank Lloyd Wright built his. It sits near the top of a hill in southern Wisconsin, near the town of Spring Green, and looks out over farm fields and forests. Wright titled his architectural autobiography “Taliesin.” It was his home.

Two houses by Frank Lloyd Wright that came on the market in early September each had buyers lined up within a few days, and earlier this year a third also sold quickly.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s first commission as an independent architect is officially on the market. Listed at $1,985,000, the Winslow House in the Chicago suburbs was built in 1893—when the Midwestern architect was only 26 years old.

Frank Lloyd Wright may be known for landmark projects like the New York Guggenheim, but his career began with this Chicago home – his first ever commission as an independent architect. This incredible property has just hit the market,

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Located just outside Chicago, the 1894 Winslow House offers 5,000 square feet packed with well-preserved built-ins and decorative glasswork.

The Winslow House was Wright's first commission as an independent architect. The house that launched Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural career is on the market for $1.98 million.

An eye-catching midcentury modern abode in Belleville, IL, with an intriguing link to Frank Lloyd Wright recently landed on the market for $2.5 million—some 70 years after the famed architect first laid its foundation.

The kitchen has been updated, but most everything else is original, with floor-to-ceiling windows that take advantage of skyline views.