It’s not uncommon for a Prairie Style house designed by a follower of Frank Lloyd Wright to go on the market.

What’s unusual about the Prairie Style house in north suburban Wilmette that’s up for sale is that architectural researchers say a cottage at the rear of the property has links to both Wright and the Austrian emigre Rudolph Schindler, who was working for Wright at the time and would eventually become a significant modernist architect in his own right.

The big question about the house and the cottage: Who’s going to buy them–someone who wants to preserve them or someone who wants to tear them down?

Read more: The Chicago Tribune.