The Jorgine Boomer Cottage is adjacent to the Adelman property. Supposedly, the Adelmans and Boomers met at the nearby Biltmore Hotel and often played bridge together and sometimes with Mamie Eisenhower.
Two stories in height with an equilateral parallelogram footprint and built around a central chimney flue, the home was designed as what Wright called a “mountain cottage”. It is a just over 1400 square feet, but has separate servant’s and chauffeur’s quarters. Built from desert rubble and wood sheathing, the home faces north — away from the hot summer sun of the Arizona desert. It bears a vague resemblance to the Walker Residence in Carmel, CA.
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Plan Your Visit
📍Location
The Boomer Cottage is located not far from the Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix, Arizona.
🧳Make it a Trip
This house is a brief stop on our A Winter Pilgrimage and Itinerary to Wright’s Arizona. Use our 7-day guide to discover how to pair this visit with other nearby sites like Taliesin West and the First Christian Church.
🛑Curb-Side Viewing Only
Please be aware that this Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home is a privately owned residence and is not open to the public for tours. We kindly ask that you respect the owners’ privacy and refrain from trespassing on the property.
🏨Hotels in Phoenix
- Arizona Biltmore Resort– The perfect choice if you want to experience more of Wright’s architecture and influence.
- Choice Hotels in Phoenix
- Holiday Inn & Suites Scottsdale North – Great location near Taliesin West with easy access to Phoenix and Scottsdale!
