See Inside Frank Lloyd Wright's Final House That's Going Up for Auction

It's been 60 years since Frank Lloyd Wright's death, but the architect's legacy still lives on. The Circular Sun House in Phoenix, which is the last residence Wright designed, will be auctioned off on October 16 by Heritage Auctions. The mid-century modern furniture will also be part of the sale.

With breathtaking views of the mountains, the 3,095-square-foot contemporary property, also known as the Norman Lykes House, features three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It was built in 1967 and restored by the late architect's apprentice, John Rattenbury, in 1994. From an eye-catching living room fireplace to built-in storage and a curved kitchen, the property boasts an impressive array of Wright's signature design details.

Scroll down below for a look inside the unique home.