The Rasmussen House was designed and built by Architect Robert R. (Bob) Rasmussen between 1964 and 1967.
Bob had the privilege of working as an apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright from late 1956 through 1957.
The influences of that time spent with Mr. Wright can be seen and felt throughout The Rasmussen House.
Bob, in a white tee shirt, standing near Mr. Wright as shown in the February 1958 issue of Esquire magazine.
The living space of The Rasmussen House features an open living/dining/conversation space, a kitchen workspace, a primary suite, a "twin" bedroom accommodating 2 sets of twin beds, family bathroom and a den. There is also a covered terrace ideal for intimate outdoor dining.
Bob Rasmussen was proud of his Danish heritage and you can feel the Danish concept of "hygge", a sense of coziness and comfort, while sitting in front of this massive, custom designed fireplace.