"This was probably the last place you thought you'd find a Frank Lloyd Wright house, but it all makes sense when you find out that this three-bedroom vacation home was originally planned for the Cornwell family in Pennsylvania in the 1950s. It wasn't actually built until 1995, under the direction of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, and features reproductions of the famed architect's furniture designs and his signature Cherokee red concrete floors. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the home look out over the Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, and Hualalai volcanoes—but the best view is from the lava-rock hot tub, which overlooks a stream. If you're a Frank Lloyd Wright fan, this is a can't-miss." - Meredith Carey,Kyler Alvord
