Take a staycation at a nearby Frank Lloyd Wright designed home
WILLOUGHBY HILLS, Ohio (WJW) — Famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright Sr. has left his mark here in Northeast Ohio as his last residential design was built in Willoughby Hills. Fox 8's Kenny Crumpton visits the stunning home called 'River Rock' and sees how first hand the architects signature style is reflected in every detail. Kenny also visits the neighboring Louis Penfield Frank Lloyd Wright designed home.
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Take a staycation at a nearby Frank Lloyd Wright designed home
WILLOUGHBY HILLS, Ohio (WJW) — Famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright Sr. has left his mark here in Northeast Ohio as his last residential design was built in Willoughby Hills. Fox 8's Kenny Crumpton visits the stunning home called 'River Rock' and sees how first hand the architects signature style is reflected in every detail. Kenny also visits the neighboring Louis Penfield Frank Lloyd Wright designed home. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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