Restored Frank Lloyd Wright home now earns up to $200,000 a year

Tucked into a landscape of mature trees, rolling hills and open meadows in Galesburg, Michigan, a Frank Lloyd Wright house seems to disappear into its surroundings rather than sit apart from them. Built more than seven decades ago, the 2,500-square-foot home is now back in the spotlight after a careful restoration, and it comes with an unusual income stream. The Samuel Eppstein House, listed for $2.1 million, is one of just four Wright-designed homes in The Acres, a 70-acre community conceived by the celebrated architect as an intimate experiment in Usonian living, states Realtor's online report.A rare Wright communityThe Acres is considered the only community composed entirely of Frank Lloyd Wright houses. Wright originally envisioned a larger collection of homes, but only four were ultimately built. The Eppstein House was completed in 1953 for Samuel and Dorothy Eppstein, scientists at pharmaceutical company Upjohn.