Ennis house

Following an extensive, more than a decade-long restoration, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House in Los Angeles is for sale. The 5,500-square-foot neo-Mayan hilltop house was designed by Wright in 1923 and is on the market for a cool $23 million.

Completed in 1924 in Los Angeles, United States. While driving through the Los Angeles area, a look up into the hillside above Griffith Park and you’ll be feasting your eyes with beauty and intrigue...

The textile block Los Angeles home is listed for $23 million.

For this majestic 1924 estate on a bluff, legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright was inspired by the Mayan temples of Uxmal, Mexico. Constructed of 27,000 patterned concrete blocks, the four-bedroom Ennis House has sweeping views of downtown Los Angeles and beyond. In the early 1920s, clothing-store owners Charles and Mabel Ennis commissioned the residence, which

Andrew Pielage dreams of shooting all 531 Wright buildings still standing.

Billionaire owner Ron Burkle restored the historic Ennis House in Los Angeles, which was designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Now it's on the market for $23 million.

2607 Glendower Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027 is a 3 bed, 4 bath, ~3/4 acre house sold for $18,000,000 on 10/16/19. MLS# 18358362.

Ennis-Brown House 1924 – Frank Lloyd Wright 2607 Glendower Avenue – map Declared: 3/3/76 The last and largest of four textile-block houses b...

The Charles Ennis House, built in 1924, is perhaps the most famous of four houses that Wright designed in Los Angeles in the 1920s, a period during which he experimented with geometric patterning and new methods of concrete construction

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