6 Frank Lloyd Wright Houses You Can Rent
From a former Dream House to a cozy lakeside cottage, get up-close-and-personal with Frank Lloyd Wright’s work and take your getaway to the next level by staying in a rental designed by the master himself
Elegant Usonian Charm
Built in 1940 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Goetsch–Winckler House is widely considered to be one of the most elegant examples of Wright’s Usonian ideal. The Goetsch–Winckler House has been carefully restored and preserved by recent owners. Currently, overnight stays are available through Airbnb, and the current owners regularly host community events and free private tours to share this incredible work of art with the public. Rates start at $385 per night.
A Cozy Lakeside Retreat
Nestled in the lush woods of Wisconsin’s Mirror Lake State Park, this 880-square-feet, one-bedroom cottage was designed by Wright when he was in his 90s—it was his last Wisconsin Project. The cottage’s rental is overseen by a non-profit group, with rates starting at $320 per night.
A Usonian Paradise
Visitors can spread out a bit more in this 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom house in southern Minnesota, which is one of Wright’s largest Usonian homes. Floor-to-ceiling fireplaces and over 100 windows mark the grand space. Prices start at $275 per night.
The Perfect Family Home
One of Wright’s last residential works, this Ann Arbor, Michigan home was built in the early 1950s. A unique cantilevered overhang punctuates the exterior, while the 2,000-square-feet, 3-bedroom interior boasts Wright-designed furniture and built-in cabinetry. Rates start at $800 per night.
A Literal Dream Home
Also known as Still Bend, this Wisconsin home was designed by Wright in as part of a LIFE Magazine “Dream House” competition. Built in 1940, it boasts an interior space in harmony with the exterior landscape. Rates start at $795 per night.
Photo: The Schwartz House
Woodland Wonder
Located in Polymath Park, a 130-acre wooded park with three homes designed by Wright apprentices and this home designed by Wright, this is a classic Usonian vision. The three-bedroom home was originally built in Chicago in 1957 but was later moved to Polymath Park in 2004. Rates start at $675 per night.
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