The last building architect Frank Lloyd Wright ever designed has gone up for sale, with bidders around the world interested in owning a property by the architect who became a household name.
The Norman Lykes house in Phoenix Arizona has come onto the market for US$2.65 million ($4.2m).
This might seem a steep asking price for a house, but fans of the master craftsman see the building as beyond price. Forget a work of art! Among Lloyd Wright's other masterpieces are the Guggenheim gallery in New York and the peaceful Hanging Water, built over a natural waterfall.
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"This no-reserve auction presents a tremendous opportunity for fans of Frank Lloyd Wright to own his very last residential design," said Nate Schar, for Heritage Auctions, in a release. He said the building's former owners "have been careful to preserve as much as possible of Wright's vision. It's a very special home."