Engel & Völkers presents this limited unit 5/5: a residence-museum inspired by the organic philosophy of the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright, named by the American Institute of Architects as “the greatest American architect of all time”. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
More than a home, this property is an emotional and architectural tribute to the iconic Fallingwater—The House on the Waterfall—considered Wright’s ultimate masterpiece and one of the greatest architectural icons of the 20th century. Designed between 1936 and 1939, Fallingwater revolutionized the history of architecture by merging art and nature into a single sensory experience.
Built on a private 1,206 m² plot, the property has been set in place with careful respect for the land’s natural topography.
Balanced and extraordinarily elegant layout:
four double bedrooms of identical dimensions, all with en-suite full bathrooms; a grand formal living-dining room; separate kitchen with service area and pantry; guest toilet; and a sophisticated glazed gallery running along the bedroom façade, serving as the distribution axis and creating a constant connection between architecture, landscape, and natural light.
The roofs are flat, with large overhangs and porches. The main access to the home is via a large panoramic terrace.
The outdoor swimming pool, located at the same level as the home and with a 23 m² water surface, acts as a linking element between the exterior staircase and the main entrance, reinforcing the constant presence of water as an architectural and emotional element.
The property has a total built area of 427.77 m², a taxable area of 381.44 m², and a plot coverage of 359.91 m², with the remainder of the estate allocated to private gardens, pedestrian paths, and contemplative spaces.