Architect Bruce Goff's 1955 "Garvey Round House". (Some records have reflected 1965). This amazing home has breathtaking views of an open round living area with wood ceilings throughout to include a center skylight with the music room directly below, recessed several steps below the entrance and separated from the outer perimeter by a continuous row of columns. Floor to ceiling windows across the front were intended to make more open space for concerts John Garvey would host. Rooms around the living room (bedrooms and bonus) are closed off to create the private space within the public environment of the house. A bonus house behind, built since 2011, includes a sauna and soaking tub, along with Koi ponds are out back. Garvey was a violinist and taught at the U of I. This home was designed to practice and entertain but also to enjoy as a music family.