Impeccably Preserved Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Usonian Lists in Minneapolis for $2.5 Million

Designed to blend into the landscape with strong horizontal lines and an abundance of natural light, Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian homes were built from the 1930s until his death in 1959. Today, they can be found across the Midwest and from coast to coast. One of those, the Freida and Henry J. Neils House in Minneapolis, MN, completed in 1951, is now seeking only its third steward. There are nine Usonian homes designed by Wright in Minnesota, including this one.With an asking price of $2,495,000 it’s nearly identical to another Usonian that recently re-listed—the Eppstein House in Galesburg, Michigan, with an asking price of $2,100,000. David Stickney of Coldwell Banker Realty Stickney Real Estate is listing the three-bedroom, three-bath home in Minneapolis’ Calhoun Isles neighborhood, set on a half-acre and overlooking Cedar Lake.Loading...Light streams into the open layout of the home's living room and dining area.Realtor.comLoading...Built-in seating for a dining nook as well as a massive fireplace are two design features in the home's living room.Realtor.comLoading...Featuring stainless-steel countertops, built-in storage and a wall of windows, the kitchen is efficiently designe...