A Tallahassee house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is on sale for $2.1 million. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is Florida’s only private residence by the renowned 20th-century American architect.
Built in the wooded outskirts of the state capital in 1954, the house was commissioned by George Lewis II, the CEO of Lewis State Bank, and his wife, the social activist Clifton Lewis. George called their home the Spring House because the property featured a natural spring, according to the Spring House Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the property. Today, it’s known as Lewis Spring House.
Byrd Mashburn, George and Clifton Lewis’ daughter, recently decided to sell the 2,040-square-foot home after more than 70 years of family ownership. “It’s just the right time for me,” she tells the Tallahassee Democrat’s TaMaryn Waters. “It’s the right time for the family.”…