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This Vibrant Victorian Asking $899K Is Straight Out of a Storybook

“Known as the John C. Hayes Residence, this incredibly rare Victorian home was carefully moved to its current location in 1925 by owner and architect, Charles Lantz, and is a shining example of the meticulous detail and craftsmanship that went into the early development of Los Angeles,” says listing agent Benjamin Kahle. “Astonishingly, over the past 128 years, this home has been lovingly cared for and restored, one steward at a time, and is now ready for its next chapter. Inside, the especially bright property retains the original Douglas fir floors, 12-foot ceilings, an original parlor and period-style lighting. The remodeled kitchen features a vintage Wedgewood stove with an oversized hood and period-style cabinetry hardware. The spacious four-bedroom home offers plenty of space for family and guests, all while accommodating working-from-home needs. Overall, this is a rare opportunity at a competitive price point.”

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A Phoenix Midcentury Lists for $1.6M After a Moody Makeover

“After a three-and-a-half-year extensive remodel, this home now features designer finishes throughout,” say listing agents Joel Contreras and Amy Williams, “including new countertops and custom cabinetry in both kitchens, as well as completely renovated bathrooms, custom wall paneling, stainless-steel appliances, and more. The home also comes with a pool and a private guest wing. Known as the Black Haver, this property has been featured locally in the Fox-10 ‘cool home’ series and was recently nationally featured in the L.A.-based Open Space series.”

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After a Sleek Revamp by Marmol Radziner, This Midcentury Home Is Seeking $10.5M

“Now listed is an incredible example of midcentury-modern residential architecture,” say listing agents Drew Fenton and Delaram Rivani. “A showplace of elegance and style, the property was designed by Frank Weber and Associates and reimagined by Marmol Radziner. Sophisticated interiors frame panoramic views from downtown to the ocean. Walls of glass draw in natural light. The home offers a total of four bedrooms and four baths, and features Herringbone brick floors throughout, along with signature walnut cabinetry. Experience the ultimate in California indoor/outdoor lifestyle with a large living room with a covered patio adjacent to a gracious pool and a firepit. Located in one of the most beautiful pockets of Beverly Hills, this property is a rare gem.”

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One in an Enclave of Midcenturies, a Revamped Portland Residence Asks $1.1M

“Located just north of Concordia’s Fernhill Park is a little-known significant enclave of custom-designed midcentury homes, including this 1954 residence,” says listing agent Jeff Weithman. “Custom architecture, a Risa Boyer Architecture renovation, extensive artisan plaster-craft, and a park-facing corner location make this midcentury-modern home special. The home maintains most of its original design character and details, and includes a covered front patio facing the park, built-in Brazilian mahogany cabinetry, wood paneling, and hardwood or parquet floors throughout. With a separate garage entrance to the basement, it has ADU potential as well as room for more bedrooms in the future. Plus, neighbors soak for free in the Kennedy School pool, and Fernhill Park boasts free concerts and events throughout the summer, as well as an off-leash dog park, sports fields, tennis courts, running track, splash park, and playground.”

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A Sleek Spiral Staircase Takes Center Stage in This $875K Philly Townhouse

“Welcome to 305 Gaskill Street, a stunning midcentury-modern home in lovely Society Hill,” says listing agent Marion Dinofa. “This architectural treasure is a rare gem among the traditional Federal-style homes in the area, showcasing the best of modern design within a historic neighborhood. The chef’s kitchen is a true standout, with custom maple cabinets, quartz stone countertops, and gorgeous slate floors that continue throughout the main level. The custom banquette with built-in storage and custom cushions is perfect for intimate dinners or casual meals with friends and family. And when it’s time to relax, head to the dramatic two-story living room with its soaring 18-foot ceilings and wall of glass overlooking a serene Japanese garden. Delaware River waterfront attractions are only a few blocks away, and accessing I-95 for easy commuting is also a breeze. One year of parking at the 215 Lombard Parking Garage is included. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of architectural history and experience the best of modern living in one of Philadelphia’s most coveted historic neighborhoods.”

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