Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a home designed by American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright? The best-known homes might be out of reach for most of us (Wright’s Cooke House in Virginia Beach is on the market for about $3M). But there are plenty of now-so-well known homes designed by the prolific architect that are now vacation rental homes. They might be uniquely “Wright” for your vacation, or at least a nightly rental.

It seems like it would be amazing to spend a night or even a vacation in a home designed by the iconic American architect. In his design treatment, Wright recognized and respected the natural beauty specific to a location. From the East Coast to Hawaii, Wright’s homes touch the landscape with his unique design sense of integration. He wove the natural beauty of each location into the design of the structure, creating what appears to be a unity between nature and home. The effect of his work is truly remarkable.

Wright Vacation Rental Homes

In an article recently published by Curbed, it is suggested that vacationers add some architecture to their vacation. Of course there are some fairly weighty price tags associated with a getaway like this, including a $450 cleaning fee for one-time housekeeping during a 7-day stay. But there are certain aesthetic perks that probably outweigh the hefty price. It should be noted that Laundry facilities and detergents are provided in the home for guests to use. Additional housekeeping services can be purchased for a fee.

Again, it’s about architecture and aesthetics. Wright’s organic architectural design principles allow natural light into the homes by virtue of skylights and panoramic windows that also invite natural ventilation.

In the September 1, 2016 article written for Curbed, author Megan Barber offers a list of 11 vacation rental homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

11 Frank Lloyd Wright homes that you can rent right now

As one of America’s most prolific and renowned architects, Frank Lloyd Wright is best known for buildings like Fallingwater, Taliesin West, and the Hollyhock House. But hundreds of lesser-known homes are still standing. If you can’t afford to buy a Wright home—like this lakefront residence currently on the market for $2.75M in Virginia Beach—don’t despair. A growing number of the illustrious architect’s homes are available for nightly rentals.

With an emphasis on simplicity, natural beauty, and integration into the surrounding landscape, Wright’s homes offer up the perfect vacation retreat. From a Montana cabin built in 1906 to a stunning Hawaiian residence originally designed in 1954, we’ve rounded up 11 Frank Lloyd Wright homes you can rent right now. Read the full article…