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Located just 45 minutes from Philadelphia, the turnkey home comes with original built-ins, walls of glass, and a sky-blue front...

Designed by Claude Oakland in 1969, the H-shaped Bay Area home has much more living space than your standard midcentury.

Tune in, drop out, get weird—for $1.1M, the possibilities are endless.

Designed by the architect of the Kennedy Center and many other modern masterpieces, the house near New York City hasn’t been...

No funny business—this two-acre compound comes with nearly 13,000 square feet of interior space, plus a waterfall pool, tennis...

Built in 1940 by Alden B. Dow, the Campbell Residence pairs period charm with refreshed fixtures and finishes.

Just wait until you see the bright-yellow living room and electric-blue kitchen.

Set on a charming cobblestone street, the refreshed one-bedroom home is awash in beachy vibes and natural light.

Perched high above a ravine in rural Virginia, Riverledge is an early showcase of the panelized building system pioneered by...

After hosting a number of A-listers (including Alicia Keys, Lizzo, and The Weeknd), the mirrored home has hit the market for the...

Frank Lloyd Wright disciple Aaron L. Resnick designed the three-bedroom home in 1949 as his own family residence.

Perched in the hills above Silver Lake, the Lee Residence is the personal home of the founding principals of leeMundwiler...

Designed by award-winning architect David Ming-Li Lowe, the two-unit property opens up to the outdoors with giant glass garage...

The towering home conjures up tree house vibes with its multilevel layout and verdant views.

Designed by architect Finn Kappe, the Pacific Palisades property comes with massive living areas—and a price tag to match.

Award-winning architect Joseph Amisano used concrete, glass, and steel to create this U-shaped residence in 1955.

Listed for $28.5M and featured in “Entourage,” the Beverly Hills mega-manse comes with a basketball court, a two-story...

Say bon voyage and soak up the tropical vibes at this gleaming dream home that just hit the market for $5.9M in Venice, CA.

Designed by George T Ward in 1961, the head-turning hilltop home is now seeking $2.2M.

And that’s not all—the listed 1960s home comes with private shorefront access and views of Acadia National Park.

Set in the delightful town of Darlington, England, the four-bedroom residence comes with timber paneling, garden views, and a...

Now available for $2.1M, the desert oasis comes with walls of glass, native landscaping, and a shimmering pool.

Listed for €390K, this 1960s farm home comes with private gardens, richly textured interiors, and a lofty workshop.

Listed for $2.4M, the remodeled four-bedroom home was originally designed by architect Shwen Wei Ma in 1952.

Asking £880K, the RIBA award–winning eco home sits perched above the Galloway Hills.

Architect Floyd Mueller designed the verdant Pasadena home as his personal residence, and now it's seeking a new owner.

Bob Dylan, Andy Warhol, and the Velvet Underground once called the lavish art nouveau mansion home.

The 1964 dwelling comes with soaring ceilings, original cabinetry, and a glazed rear facade.

Bursting with greenery, the remodeled three-bedroom home is a serene city escape.

Listed for $449K, the glazed getaway comes with solar power, a Murphy bed, and a bright-orange stove.

Designed by Frank Wynkoop in 1951, the oceanfront Carmel home is back on the market—with a whopping $40M price tag.

Designed by William King, the Domestead comes with free-flowing spaces, panoramic views, an art studio, and a yurt.

Pink plaster meets olive-green tile in the serene garden home listed for £1.3M.

Listed for $1.9M, the newly built home comes with five acres, three bedrooms, and a saltwater swimming pool.

The renovated 1920s home is wrapped in a canopy of greenery, and it comes with a tropical detached studio.

Just as expected, these landmark properties by the legendary architect were all scooped up in a flash.