Jutting out over New York’s Lake Mahopac is Massaro House, the end result of some sketches drawn by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The 5,000-square-foot house seems to emerge from the rock formation at the edge of the privately owned, 10-acre Petre Island.

Massaro House has been a long time in the making. Wright was originally commissioned in 1950 by the then-owner of the island, A.K. Chahroudi. But when he couldn’t afford the full $50,000 budget, Chahroudi instead settled for a guest cottage, completed in 1951. Since then the main house has remained on paper only. In 1999, the island’s current owner, Joe Massaro, commissioned architect Thomas A. Heinz to resurrect the design. Earlier this month the building, which will be Massaro’s weekend getaway, was finally unveiled.

If you call or e-mail, I’m sure the person handling it will tell you. There’s a link to the e-mail address in the post and the phone number is on the website.