Frederick D Nicholas House (1906) for sale

[Paul Ringstrom]

A Flossmoor house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright 115 years ago as a Chicagoan’s weekend golf cottage is coming on the market March 19 for the first time since 1982. Keith Hult is asking $475,000 for the three-bedroom, 2,670-square-foot house built in 1906 on Brassie Avenue.

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https://www.newsbreak.com/illinois/chic ... s-for-sale

Zillow listing with more photos
https://www.zillow.com/homes/1136-Brass ... 1086_zpid/

[juankbedoya]

A Flossmoor house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright 115 years ago as a Chicagoan’s weekend golf cottage is coming on the market March 19 for the first time since 1982. Keith Hult is asking $475,000 for the three-bedroom, 2,670-square-foot house built in 1906 on Brassie Avenue.

photo
https://www.newsbreak.com/illinois/chic ... s-for-sale

Zillow listing with more photos
https://www.zillow.com/homes/1136-Brass ... 1086_zpid/

Interesting, this is the first time I hear about this house. It seems a low cost prairie style house...?? Unfortunately I see that outside looks good in general, but inside it has changed a lot through time. The kitchen, the ceiling, some floors, bathrooms, etc. I hope that the house goes to a good person and restore it as it original form as possible.

[SDR]

© 1993 by William Allin Storrer, "The Frank Lloyd Wright Companion"

[JimM]

Is that an "air lock" of some sort happening at the stairwell landing?... or there's a landing below not shown on the plan.

[Roderick Grant]

I met the Hults at the 1988 FLWBC conference at Fallingwater. They asked me about getting help to address restoration concerns for their newly acquired house, so I introduced them to Wes Peters. I don't know what that may have led to, but the significant enlargement may have been done by TAA.

[SDR]

The house is no longer as Wright designed it. If all of the additions were by Wes or other TAA, I would be happy; in any event it is what it is . . .

S

[juankbedoya]

The house is no longer as Wright designed it. If all of the additions were by Wes or other TAA, I would be happy; in any event it is what it is . . .

S

Thanks, you're always ready..!! It's a shame those alterations. Well, who knows, maybe this goes to good hands and restore it.