The Eppstein House is a Frank Lloyd Wright designed house. It was constructed by the original owners under Frank Lloyd Wright’s watchful eye. The Eppstein House was built in 1950. It is located on two acres in Galesburg, Michigan. The house features patios, great windows, a lot of natural light, unique fireplaces and a large finished basement. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,500 square feet. $2,100,000
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From the Zillow listing:
Crafted under Wright’s watchful eye by the original homeowners, the Eppstein residence has been lovingly restored to its former glory, maintaining the original footprint while embracing modern conveniences. Seamlessly blending nature with design, this work of art exemplifies Wright’s distinctive Usonian style, offering a harmony of form and function. You could own a piece of architectural history within the Galesburg Country Homes community, affectionately known as “The Acres.” Situated on a serene 70-acre landscape, adorned with mature trees and rolling hills, the Eppstein residence is a testament to Frank Lloyd Wright’s historical legacy. The 1953 Eppstein House is a symphony of design and nature, with a welcoming ambiance illuminated by abundant natural light. Its expansive windows and graceful design flawlessly merge indoor and outdoor living, offering breathtaking views of meadows and wildflowers just as the Usonian design was intended to do so.
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