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With only two homes ever built in Oregon, this rare Richard Neutra-designed home in Portland is a design lover’s dream. And it’s for sale.

The Austrian-American architect became well known in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s for his open, multifunctional modernist style.

The home for sale is located in Portland’s South Hills, overlooking downtown, with views of Mt. Hood and beyond.

With 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 4 fireplaces and an expansive deck, the beautifully updated home deserves the $3.5 million dollar asking price.

See more on Sotheby’s.

“This luxury estate is one of only two Oregon homes designed by world renowned architect Richard Neutra. This stunning home puts the iconic touches of Neutra’s international style on display.

Expansive windows stretching entire rooms, custom wood built-ins, tongue & groove siding & finishes that define the mid-century modern era. The unobstructed mountain, city & river views will take your breath away and can only be experienced here!

The entertainer’s deck with floor to ceiling sliding doors is truly one of a kind.”

-Sotheby’s Realty

 

This ambitious project brings us a huge collection of Frank Lloyd Wright’s beautiful homes, lovingly illustrated by Muhammad Sajid, Duck Knees, and NeoMam Studios.

Many of the classic, well known homes like Falling Water are on the list, but so are dozens of lesser known homes, in  places like Wyoming, Kentucky, and Nebraska, where we weren’t aware Frank Lloyd Wright even worked.  The illustration style is warm and modern, while remaining faithful to the specific architectural details of the homes.

Perusing the homes (many now museums), we are reinforced with the feeling that Wright really was the most important architect of the day, and his work remains highly relevant event today, 70+ years after most of these houses were built. Below are 23 of our favorites, make sure to visit the Frank Lloyd Wright home map on HomeAdvisor to see detail about each beautiful house.

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One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most unique and captivating properties is Palm Canyon, located outside Phoenix. Designed just before his death in 1959 and built in 1967, the home’s shape is formed from overlapping circles, set on the edge of a rocky cliff overlooking the cacti and scrub that make up the famous canyon. The interior is entirely original and in amazing condition, considering it’s age. Listed for $3.25 million, the house is 3,095 square feet, and one of 14 circular houses that the famous architect designed. It’s a very special property, and one that exemplifies the way Wright created homes that blend into the environments where they live. Via Uncrate:

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous Palm Canyon home is up for sale.
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Created from overlapping circular forms.
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Circle forms continue inside, with custom fittings and beautifully unique windows.
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Bedroom windows look out onto the rocky, cacti and scrub land beyond.
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Custom furniture and built-ins are entirely original and designed by the architect.
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Custom millwork and circular forms throughout.
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Bronze colored tile in the master bathroom.
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Beautifully expansive windows look out onto cacti. Custom furniture occupy the space.
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Undulating walls and forms make up Palm Canyon.
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A beautifully designed pool creates a fabulous relaxation space.
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Custom built in furniture line the walls.
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Great views from the circular windows make this home entirely unique.
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Another view of the pool and adjoining fountain.
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The sunset views overlooking Phoenix make this home extra special.