Attention all Frank Lloyd Wright enthusiasts! This week we celebrated the architect on what would have been his 149th birthday. And today, a rare Wright-designed home in Minneapolis has just gone up for sale for the first time ever—by its original owners.

The three-bedroom, 2,647-square-foot home was designed by Wright in 1958 and completed in 1960 for Paul C. Olfelt, a radiologist. The Olfelts worked with Wright personally before the architect’s death in 1959.

Entering the home is like stepping into a time machine. Built into a hillside on nearly four acres tucked at the end of a cul-de-sac, the brick house (asking price: $1,495,000) appears virtually untouched. It boasts distinctly Wrightian details, including huge windows, incredible original built-ins including seating, book shelves, cabinetry, and other furniture and fixtures, a massive sloping overhang—and a minimum of right angles.

The vaulted great room is the main attraction here, with built-in shelving running below its soaring windows, and a long built-in sofa on the opposite wall, and, of course, a hearth. Take a look at photos and marvel at all that original furniture. We've also added a 3D visualization model that let's you take a virtual tour of the property, as well as see floor plan and dollhouse views.

2206 Parklands Lane | St. Louis Park | Frank Lloyd Wright Home

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