Historic house · Buffalo, Nova York
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House
Historic house on the Buffalo itinerary: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House is a residential complex designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Buffalo
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About Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House is a residential complex designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Buffalo. Horizontal masses, brickwork and decorative glass display the Prairie School language.
The guided tour helps you understand the relationship between the houses, the pergola and the interior spaces. Viewing only the exterior does not replace the full circuit, because part of the interest lies in the layout of the rooms and the lighting details.
To plan a visit to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, choose the tour type before you go; different routes do not necessarily include the same buildings and interiors.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
From 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
Best time
To visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, prefer the morning to start the circuit without compressing subsequent stages.
How to get there
By car or local transit to Jewett Parkway, in the Parkside neighborhood.
Tip
Book an interior tour to understand the project beyond the street.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House
Is it enough to just see the exterior of the Martin House?
The interior tour reveals relationships and details that the street does not.
Are the tour types the same?
Routes can include different spaces and buildings.
How much time to allow for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House?
For Frank Lloyd Wright’s Martin House, allow 1½ to 2½ hours.
