A 3-bedroom Frank Lloyd Wright home in America’s most expensive ZIP code is listed for $7 million. Take a look inside.

The exterior of the Mathews House. David Eichler/Modern Homes Realty A Frank Lloyd Wright house in Atherton, California, is on the market for $7 million. Atherton is the most expensive ZIP code in the US.

This is the second time the property has been listed for sale since it was constructed in 1952. A three-bedroom Frank Lloyd Wright home in Atherton, California, is on the market for $7 million. The exterior of the Mathews House.

David Eichler/Modern Homes RealtyThe home is known as the Mathews House. It was named after its original owners, Arthur and Judith Mathews, who commissioned it in 1950, per the home’s National Register of Historic Places application.  This is the second time the house has been put up for sale since it was constructed in 1952.

It was listed in May for $8 million but was reduced to $7 million a month later, listing records show.  The current owners bought the property in 1969 for $75,000.  The home is one of three Wright-designed residential properties currently on the market.

The others are the Cooke House in Virginia and the Lykes House in Arizona, per the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. “Wright created over 1,000 designs and about half of them were built,” Barbara Gordon, the executive director of the conservancy, told Insider. She added that approximately 380 buildings of his are left, including over 250 private residences.

“The ideal buyer of this home is a modernist who wants to preserve mid-century modern architecture,” listing agent Monique Anton with Modern Homes Realty told Insider. The Mathews House is located in America’s most expensive ZIP code, where the median listing home price is $15 million. The living areaModern Homes RealtyAtherton is America’s most expensive ZIP code, per real-estate platform Realtor.

com. There are currently 32 homes for sale in the neighborhood, with prices that range from $3. 78 million to $100 million.

 Located near Silicon Valley, Atherton has been home to several high-profile tech executives over the years, including former Hewlett-Packard CEO and president Meg Whitman, former Google chairman Eric Schmidt, and late Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen. Other notable residents include the Gap founders, who are the sellers of the $100 million home, per The Wall Street Journal. The home is an example of Wright’s Usonian style, which he developed when he was designing affordable housing during the Great Depression.

Entryway to the Mathews House. Modern Homes Realty”It was his term for a minimalist style that he wanted the masses to have,” Anton said. The Mathews House is made primarily out of brick and redwood, per the listing.

Like his other Usonian-style homes, it has a flat roof and built-in shelving. Large glass windows in the combined living and dining area overlook the terrace outside. The living and dining area.

Modern Homes RealtyAlmost all of the original features of the house are preserved, per the National Register of Historic Places application document. This includes the brick exterior, the redwood interior walls, and the mahogany windows. “My favorite part of the house is the ceilings of beautiful redwood,” Anton said.

The kitchen has a sharp angular design due to the house’s diamond-shaped layout. The kitchen. Modern Homes RealtyMost of the corners in the house are either 60- or 120-degree angles, as opposed to the typical right angle, per the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy.

There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms in the Mathews House. One of the bedrooms in the Mathews House. Modern Homes RealtySource: Modern Homes RealtyThe estate comes with a swimming pool in the backyard.

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