3923 W 9th St, Los Angeles, CA 90019

In 1920, Frank Lloyd Wright was commissioned by Mr. Weber to design his Los Angeles residence. Set on a very deep and oversized lot (12,488 sqft), Frank Lloyd Wright drew up the original plans but had to leave for Japan to focus on the Imperial Hotel Tokyo. The Weber house was completed by Lloyd Wright in 1921. This historic home was the last of Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Style designs. It sets itself clearly apart in the heart of the Wilshire/Hancock Park area. This rare jewel, located in the Wilshire Park HPOZ, has received both Historical and Landmark status as well as Mills act. Over the past year, an effort was put forth to bring back the house and garden (including the woodwork, cabinets, built-ins, trims, doors, floors, baseboards, lead glass, lighting etc...) to their original beauty. Dual zone central air. The previously converted garage is a comfortable guest room with 3/4 bath. 240v EV car charger. Spacious CA basement. Call for Private Showing