FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT DESIGNED HOME

06/19/2003The Boulter House
Named after the original owners Cedric & Patricia Boulter
Listed on the National Register of Historical Places

Be one of the few to have the privilege of owning a Frank Lloyd Wright creation. Experience the ambience of the structure, which could only be designed by the world’s most renowned architect.

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06/19/2003
1 Rawson Woods Circle
Cincinnati,Ohio

The Boulter House
Named after the original owners Cedric & Patricia Boulter
Listed on the National Register of Historical Places

Be one of the few to have the privilege of owning a Frank Lloyd Wright creation. Experience the ambience of the structure, which could only be designed by the world’s most renowned architect.


The Boulter House is one of the very few two-story Usonian styled homes designed by Wright. This 2,700 square foot four bedroom home is nestled on a 6/10 acre wooded lot in the Clifton area, and is one of only three Wright designed residents in Cincinnati.

Only the second owner, Miriam Gosling, is offering the property at public auction. Miriam and her late husband David purchased the home in 1989 and passionately preformed major restoration and cosmetic work to bring the house back to its original luster. In 1999 The home was placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of Interior.

The home exhibits many of Wright’s signature characteristics including Interior doors with piano styled hinges, flush vertical joints in the block grouting, Taliesen red stained Philippine Mahogany and intriguing cantilevered balconies.

Wright designed this home with many built in furniture pieces including dressing table, desks, custom beds, bookshelves & benches. Wright also designed several freestanding pieces of furniture especially for this home, which will be sold with the real estate.

    Included with the real estate will be the following Wright Designed Furnishings:

  • Oak Dinning Table: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, for the Cedric G. Boulter Residence, circa 1954, rectangular top raised on v-form panel, legs connected by central stretcher. Height 28, Width 96, Depth 36 inches.
  • Set of Six Mahogany Dining Chairs: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, for the Cedric G. Boulter Residence, circa 1954, back vertical stiles joined by slanted back rest with open arms and side panel extended to the floor, joined by ground level box stretcher. Height 15, Width 36, Depth 36 inches.
  • Mahogany Coffee Table: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, for the Cedric G. Boulter Residence, circa 1954, square top raised on four panels connected by medial shelf. Height 15, Width 36, Depth 36 inches.
  • Pair of Mahogany End Tables: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Cedric G. Boulter Residence, circa 1954, with square top above three asymmetrical planes intersecting at right angles. Height 24, Width 16, Depth 16 inches.
  • Four Mahogany Footstools: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Cedric G. Boulter Residence, circa 1954, square body with inset upholstered cushion and recessed base.
  • Pair of Mahogany Upholstered Arm Chairs: > Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Heritage Henredon, circa 1955, with trapezoidal Greek key incised carved legs. Height 27, Width 39, Depth 29 inches.
  • Drapery Panels: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, produced by Schumacher, circa 1955, various geometric patterns on fabric, 307 yards total.