
An amazing house just came on the market and I had the great fortune to tour it today.
"Sankaku" (Japanese for
equilateral triangle) was designed by and for
John Howe, Frank Lloyd Wright's chief draftsman at Taliesin. The equilateral triangle is a touchstone design element throughout. The siting of the building on a 2.3 acre lot on small Horseshoe Lake in Burnsville is perfection. The layout and architectural details are stunning. The finishes and furnishings have been faithfully maintained. I left the property with an overwhelming sense of serenity having experienced this place.
If you are a fan of Prairie School architecture and have a chance, there is another open house on Sunday February 14th from 1 to 3 pm. I highly recommend getting your foot in the door, because this spectacular property is priced to sell and some lucky new homeowner is going to get a steal.
Follow this link to go to the full MLS listing:
http://www.edinarealty.com/MN/Burnsville/55306/homes-for-sale/15709-James-Avenue-S-47227551/popupAlso ran across this Star Tribune article from August 2000 on John Howe:
http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/11478911.html
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