Paul Olfelt House, Residential building in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, US.

The Paul Olfelt House is a Usonian-style residence in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, on the outskirts of Minneapolis, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1958 and completed in 1960. Built mainly of brick and stone, it covers 2,647 square feet (245.9 m2) and holds three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed the house in 1958 for Paul and Helen Olfelt, who commissioned both the building and its interior design. Construction was completed in 1960, after Wright's death in 1959. In 2017 the house was listed for sale at $1,395,000.

The house is a Usonian design, a term Wright used for the affordable homes he developed for middle-income American families. Paul and Helen Olfelt commissioned both the building and its interior design from Wright, so the furnishings belong to the same scheme as the rooms. The name Olfelt comes from the couple who ordered the house.

The Paul Olfelt House is a private residence in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, not a site with guided tours, so visits are limited to viewing it from the public street. The house sits at the outskirts of Minneapolis, and its brick and stone exterior can be seen from the road.

The Paul Olfelt House was listed for sale in 2017 at $1,395,000, a figure that drew attention to a Wright-designed home on the edge of Minneapolis. The 2,647-square-foot plan holds three bedrooms and two bathrooms, modest dimensions for a house that has been discussed as an example of Wright's late Usonian work.