Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most famous architects of all time, and every so often, one of his homes pops up for sale. But it’s not easy to get your hands on an FLW original. Thankfully, his style of organic architecture has been much mimicked, and you’ll find plenty of properties that draw inspiration from his nature-influenced design.

One such residence in Weston, Florida’s exclusive Windmill Ranch Estates is hitting the auction block with DeCaro Auctions on April 7. The waterfront home was previously listed for $11 million, although the price has since been reduced slightly to $9.5 million. A prior auction took place earlier this month, with six qualified bidders putting down offers for the property. But the sellers have decided to extend the auction, perhaps hoping to land a final offer closer to the current listing price.

The 10,600-square-foot abode sits on a prime lakefront lot in the South Florida town, which sits just to the east of Fort Lauderdale. Originally built in 1994, the pad includes plenty of nods to Wright’s designs, including sunken living spaces and natural flourishes that seamlessly integrate flora and fauna from the outside into the structure. To arrive at the entrance, for example, you walk across a bridge suspended above a rocky koi pond, with tropical landscaping lining the banks.

Inside, the kitchen is a standout space: Double-height ceilings soar above the double islands, while plenty of light-wood cabinetry provides copious storage. Gather here with friends and family, or take advantage of one of the many first-floor living spaces. The formal living room is anchored by a striking fireplace with a herringbone panel that rises to the ceiling, while a separate family room and den are perfect for more casual hangs.

With six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms in total, the digs are big enough for everyone to have their privacy. The primary suite, in particular, is a massive hideaway: A fireplace heats up the bedroom, which has an adjacent sitting area and a spiral staircase leading to a sizable lounge. Meanwhile, dual bathrooms and closets mean you can get ready for the day in peace.

In keeping with Wright’s creations, the outdoor spaces are just as important—if not more so—than the interiors. Walls of windows surround a covered patio, where a summer kitchen is tucked into one corner. You can enjoy the fruits of your labor at the patio’s dining table, or take your snacks out to eat poolside. A calming waterfall flows from the spa into the angular pool, while palm trees frame the nearby lake. It’s not an FLW original, but it could be the next best thing.

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