The Robert D. and Winifred L. Winn House — one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Usonian homes” — is truly a work of art.
After buying the masterpiece for just $200,000 in 2012, the sellers embarked on an $800,000 restoration. Now, the 2.3 acre, 2,469-square-foot Kalamazoo home is back on the market.
Built in 1950, it has three bedrooms and 2.5 baths, with an $1,850,000 price that makesit Kalamazoo’s second-most expensive home listing The estate features an open layout, walls of windows, and concrete-block exterior walls, as well as a carport and flat roof.
This is one of four Wright-designed Usonian-style homes in a Michigan subdivision called Parkwyn Village, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2022. The Winn House, however, is unique to the others in the area. The two-story home is the only one in the subdivision with a walk-out lower level with a bedroom and half bath. It’s also the only one without radiant floor heating, a hallmark in Wright’s Usonians.
Newer renovations include a walled-in back porch, cement flooring, and four origami chairs based on Wright's designs. The house comes with most of the items in it.
For more information on this rare home, you can visit its listing page or contact Fred Taber of Jacqua Realtors at 269-806-6829.
