Stay overnight at Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater

Architecture buffs and fans of Frank Lloyd Wright have long enjoyed a visit to the architect's Fallingwater house, near Pittsburgh, and soon, true fanatics can pay a premium to spend two days and two nights on the famous property. The new overnight program will debut on weekends, welcoming up to 8 guests at a time, either this December or in early March of next year.

Guests won't actually sleep in the house - they'll retire at night to a newer four-bedroom home built on the grounds. They'll take an in-depth tour one night and be treated to a dinner party with a special guest and the house curators the next. Days are free to spend at leisure, enjoying Fallingwater as the house's director says it was meant to be. Guests can stroll the grounds, explore different rooms of the house, or simply relax as though the home was their own.

The going rate to sleep in an architectural masterpiece? $1,195 per person for double occupancy.

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