The interior stretches 10,000 square feet (929sqm) and benefits from expansive living spaces, three bedrooms and four bathrooms, many of which are finished with those striking hand-made blocks. Mabel Ennis sold the house in 1936 and over the years it has had several VIP owners, including actor John Nesbitt.

Mid-century super-fan Ron Burkle bought the pad in 2011, paying $4.5 million (£3.3m). He is said to have spent $17 million (£12.6m) restoring it. In 2018, it was back on the market and finally sold in late 2019, fully furnished, for $18 million (£13.4m). It was the most ever paid for a Wright home.

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