The Lippincott house, the first residential commission for Lisl and Win Close, was also the first international style house built in the Twin Cities and is considered to be at the forefront of the local modernist architectural movement. Larry Millett says "it is a touchstone of architectural modernism in Minnesota." Natural light floods through all of the south facing windows year round. The home is possibly the most detailed original early example of their work featuring lots of natural imported gumwood , douglas fir wood flooring, masonite closet doors, a working brick fireplace in the den, beamed ceiling in the living room, built ins including planters and so much more. In addition to the generous bedrooms the home also has a library, an office, and some expansion potential. The galley kitchen was tastefully updated by the current owners with stainless counters including 2 integrated sinks, a sub zero refrigerator, thermador range, asko dishwasher.
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