The iconic architect built the house in 1952 for his son and daughter-in-law, but didn’t complete some finishing touches before he died. The buyer plans to restore it according to Wright’s original designs.
Source: Inman News
Frank Lloyd Wright’s historic spiral house sells for $7.25M
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