Riverrock was completed in January 2025. Like the Penfield House, it's currently available for rent.
...not necessarily to own it, but to live in it?
Also I have no idea what this would cost(?).
On the other hand, maybe this is a house that it may be worth trying to own ... thoughts?
Recall the first rule of the "Orange Club"
1. I don't know talking about the damn orange ππ
sell what? To do what? π€
I have nothing like you mention. π
Re: I think I would not do it for a place like this, it seems very ostentatious and with fragile design with respect to security (large windows are a failure to repel possible unwanted intruders) and on the other hand, make an expense of this magnitude without a doubt, it will attract attention both from those who want their part of the botin through taxes and those who are willing to obtain a part through strength and violence.
Hell no. That looks like shit.
I don't know. I really like the way they look. I visited a bunch of them in the Chicago area years ago. I'm not sure how comfortable they would be to actually live in.
Hm. I havent visited any, but I quite like this one. The hearth looks pretty cosy and outside seems secluded and tranquil.
I think tastes have changed since he was designing. For instance, the spaces weren't huge, and if I remember kitchens and bathrooms were small. He was a real stickler about furnishings too. I think people who originally bought his houses had to furnish them the way he wanted!
Did people not stand around in kitchen at parties in those days?
I found this on a website:
That makes sense!
The kitchen is for plebs.
Nice try, Feds. What bitcoin? I don't have any bitcoin.
Also, yes. What a flashy house. I'll take it.
Also, no: turns out I don't care much for flashy houses (#929023)
If i owned that house, I'd sell it to buy more bitcoin.
TouchΓ©.
Do you think you would ever be able to justify paying to live there?
Personally? No, I'm not a big Frank Lloyd Wright fan. I've been in several of his houses and honestly, they aren't always that practical to live in. Also, I don't love the aesthetic, they seem too dark.
Agreed. It looks more like the type of place you'd rent while on vacation.
nah, my current location is better