Here at Digg, we're a big fan of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright's work — and this dreamy house in Belleville, Illinois, is no exception.

Designed by Wright, construction of the mid-century residence was eventually taken over by another notable architect, Charles E. King, who ended up living in the home upon its completion in 1956.

The property, which is listed for $2.5 million, spans almost 6,000 square feet and sits on a lot of 55.7 acres.

Multiple floor-to-ceiling windows means the home is bathed in natural light — which, combined with its wood furniture and fittings, gives the place a warm, cozy glow.

The dreamy interior of the property is matched by its outdoor space, which includes a secluded garden patio, a deck and a large swimming pool with spectacular views of the city.

And finally, if there weren't already enough spots from which to enjoy the sunset, the place comes with a cool little floating gazebo.

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Via @zillowgonewild.

[Image credit: Realtor / Jameson Sotheby's International Realty]