Welcome to Fleur de Montagna
Are you visiting Fallingwater and searching for the perfect architectural complement to your journey? Located in Garrett County, Maryland—amidst the biological splendor and natural grandeur of the Appalachian Plateau—lies Fleur de Montagna.
Expertly designed to honor the organic principles of Frank Lloyd Wright, this luxurious “Prairie-Style” retreat offers a seamless extension of your architectural pilgrimage. Whether you are an architectural enthusiast or a group gathering for a milestone retreat, this home provides a rare sense of belonging within the landscape. Just a short, scenic drive from Fallingwater, Fleur de Montagna offers an unparalleled opportunity to live within the harmony of organic architecture.
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Official Fallingwater Lodging Partner—located just 32 miles from Wright’s masterpiece!
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The only “Prairie-Style” luxury vacation rental of its kind available in America!
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Unmatched value for FLW rentals—now including breakfast and concierge services!
Unique Features
The Wright Details
Each thoughtful detail, from the Wright-inspired decor to the prairie-style appointments, has been carefully curated to honor the timeless elegance of Wright’s architectural vision.
Experience Nature
Experience the serene beauty of the forest from our inviting outdoor spaces, including the open porch, cozy firepit, and other areas thoughtfully designed to connect you with nature.
Discover Deep Creek
Discover your perfect getaway with endless opportunities for hiking, boating, skiing, bird watching, and relaxation, all just minutes from Wright-inspired Fleur de Montagna.
Wright-Inspired
This vacation home, heavily influenced by John Van Bergen, is a true tribute to architect Frank Lloyd Wright. As an excellent example of an early Prairie-Style home, Fleur de Montagna exists in perfect harmony with its surroundings. The low-pitched rooflines and natural materials used in construction, along with luxurious comfort and thoughtful design perfectly reflect Wright’s philosophy.
Born in Wisconsin in 1867, Wright’s brilliant career spanned seven decades. He believed that buildings should be in harmony with their environment, both in their design and their materials. He famously sought to create structures that were not simply built on a landscape but were “of the land.”
“No details spared in this lovingly created house, inspired by the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Home was spotless, and everything worked perfectly during an intense winter storm, so comfy while we enjoyed the amazing country nearby. perfect for our family of three, we will look to come back again!”
Michael S.
January 2025