A price on LOVE! Legendary US architect Frank Lloyd Wright's stunning six-bed New York home on its own heart-shaped island hits the market at $14.9million

A Frank Lloyd Wright home in upstate New York has gone on sale for $14million - and even comes with its own remote island

Situated on the 11-acre heart-shaped Petra Island in upstate New York's Putnam County, the property is known as the Massarro house

The remote hideaway rises out of the middle of Lake Mahopac, which is 47 miles from the hustle and bustle of New York City

Sprawling 6,000-plus square feet, the property has six bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, two guest houses, a tea house dock and helipad

The home uniquely blends the natural features of the land right into the interior of the home's bedrooms and living rooms in true Lloyd Wright style

Bedrooms in the home - some of which feature wood-paneled walls and ceilings like above, have stunning views of the lakes and French doors opening up to balconies

The home boasts an artists' studio as well as 'magnificent rock formations and nature trails' and features six fireplaces and breath-taking views from every room

The hideaway rises out of the middle of Lake Mahopac, forming a 'pristine retreat that boasts 200-year-old beech trees'

Designed by Wright in the 1950s, it stretches 5,000-square-feet, laid out on a triangular grid and has decks totalling an additional 2,000-square-feet made of African mahogany

The home's kitchen truly blends nature with architecture with rock formations creating counter space next to stainless steel appliances

A stunning stained-glass window shaped in a hexagon sits above the kitchen sink in one of the home's kitchens, which is also equipped with retro-looking appliances

Wall-to-wall bookshelves fill space in a living room in the home, which also has a fireplace built into a wall formed out of rock

Wright sketched the dream home more than 50 years ago for the engineer, Ahmed Chahroudi, who owned the island at the time

But Wright's designs in the 1950s didn't leave the drawing board for many years because Chahroudi couldn't afford the $50,000 price tag

It wasn't until 40 years later, in 1996, Joe Massaro bought Petra Island, for a mere $700,000, and set about making Wright's vision a reality

Agents from real-estate agency Chilton and Chadwick, which is based in Greenwich, Connecticut, have listed the home for $14.9million

The property in upstate New York is less than 50 miles from Manhattan, and real estate agents said it can be reached by helicopter in 15 minutes from the city

The heart-shaped island is just one of Frank Lloyd Wright's hundreds of properties around the United States that his fans continue to admire 

Wright was known for his use of unusual geometric shapes and for integrating his buildings into the landscape, and both techniques can be seen in the New York home

While the property on sale is a private residence, one of the remarkable things about Wright's enduring legacy is how popular his buildings remain as pilgrimage sites for his fans

At sunset the home on Petra Island blends perfectly into nature, with its rock-covered walls and gray-colored roof fit right in with its surrounding landscape

In all, about 380 Wright structures are still standing, and those that are open to the public often sell out their tours weeks in advance. Pictured above, a view of the Petra Island property from afar