Frank Lloyd Wright’s Cedar Lake home returns to the market

Some homeowners want their houses to stand out. Others, like Frank Lloyd Wright, design their homes to blend seamlessly into the landscape. The single-storey home on Burnham Blvd in Minneapolis does not stand out from the trees; it sits quietly among them.

Completed in 1951, the impeccably preserved Usonian house is now on the market for $2.495 million, Realtor.com reported. David Stickney of Coldwell Banker Realty Stickney Real Estate is listing the house. According to the listing, it is “a rare opportunity to own a timeless Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home”.Wright House on Cedar LakeThe three-bedroom, three-bathroom home sits on the southeast shore of Cedar Lake in Minneapolis, with a strip of city parkland between the house and the water.

The home’s secluded location is another highlight. "It is an incredibly quiet and peaceful location, with the home situated on a private half-acre overlooking Cedar Lake and adjacent parkland.