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<p>Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19</p>

The many windows in the house allow the outside to spiritually “enter” the house. When it rains, the large eaves allow the windows to be open without water coming into the home. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Built-ins are a signature of Wright’s style of home. The Collins’ residence is filled with them, all built by John Hill Construction. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house has a rear terrace that overlooks the woods behind it. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The master bedroom has built-in desks and cabinetry as well as a fireplace and walk-out balcony. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The great room successfully marries the living room with the kitchen. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Built-ins are a signature of Wright’s style of home. The Collins’ residence is filled with them, all built by John Hill Construction. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house has a large basement that features many of the aesthetic details present on the first floor. This consistency allows the two floors to feel seamless. The basement also features a wet bar and kitchenette. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The great room successfully marries the living room with the kitchen. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house is filled with clerestory windows—that is, small windows at an elevated height that connect to the roof in order to let in light without a direct line of sight into the house from the ground. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The many windows in the house allow the outside to spiritually “enter” the house. When it rains, the large eaves allow the windows to be open without water coming into the home. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house has a large basement that features many of the aesthetic details present on the first floor. This consistency allows the two floors to feel seamless. The basement also features a wet bar and kitchenette. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house has a rear terrace that overlooks the woods behind it. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

Tony and Janet Collins commissioned the former head of residential design at Taliesin, Michael Rust, to design a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home in the woods of Lebanon, Ohio in 2002 after being inspired by a trip to FLW’s Falling Water home in Pennsylvania. To build it, they enlisted John Hill Construction. For years, the couple enjoyed the four bedroom, three and a half bathroom house before eventually deciding they wanted to move Downtown after their children moved out. Realtor Susan Rissover of Cincinnati Modern specializes in homes like the Collins’ and was tasked with finding a new owner for the one-of-a-kind house. It is currently on the market for $649,000. ADDRESS: 2376 Manistique Lakes Drive, Lebanon, OH (45036) / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The many windows in the house allow the outside to spiritually “enter” the house. When it rains, the large eaves allow the windows to be open without water coming into the home. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house is filled with clerestory windows—that is, small windows at an elevated height that connect to the roof in order to let in light without a direct line of sight into the house from the ground. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

The house has a rear terrace that overlooks the woods behind it. / Image courtesy of Susan Rissover, Cincinnati Modern // Published: 6.2.19

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