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A prefab ADU transforms a lot that houses a 1947 home—and adds a new rental unit in the process.

Featured in scores of publications and films, the Plummer House just hit the market for $1.4M in Los Angeles.

Developed by Robert Rummer in 1969, this four-bedroom home revolves around a bright central atrium.

Stained-glass windows and barrel-vaulted ceilings define this divine renovation in the English countryside.

Deck the halls (and bathroom cabinets).

Designed by William Krisel in 1960, the Palm Springs property is packed with original detail and topped with a futuristic winged...

Dating back to the early 20th century, the restored apartment comes with 12-foot-tall ceilings and bookshelves galore.

The 1963 residence is perched amidst the canopy of a wooded Dallas hillside.

Belgian architect Hugo Lejon remixed the 1933 property with glass bricks, terrazzo, and punchy color.

The two-level square plan figures neatly into a nature preserve in the Czech Republic, granting the owners immediate access to...

Architecture firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson created a soaring, light-filled dwelling that the residents, one of whom has...

Designed by local legend Bob Lewis in 1958, the Rancher House just hit the market with refreshed finishes and all-new appliances.

The sprawling property comes with hundreds of olive, avocado, and citrus trees, a detached guesthouse, and a charming chicken...

Designed by BPN Architects, the mirrored single-story home just hit the market for £2M.

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Originally designed for a book editor in 1960, the darling retreat has had only two owners up till now.

The first thing to go is usually the layout.

Gon Architects went big with the better things in life in the remaking of their client’s compact Madrid apartment.

Seeking $4M, the five-bedroom, five-bath residence dates back to 1960.

Andre Kong Studio created a series of boxes that add a study, bathroom, and bedroom for a growing young family.

Featured in the 1998 drama “The Horse Whisperer,” the upstate New York cottage is on the market for $675K.

Overlooking the Thames River, the vibrant residence was designed by British architect John Outram in 1999.

Dating back to the 1950s, the hygge haven—now seeking $465K—sits tucked away in a coastal forest.

Seeking $1.5M, the Spanish colonial–style property is decked out with stained glass, curved archways, and ceiling frescoes.

Set just an hour north of San Francisco, the Mediterranean-inspired home comes with a turnkey ADU.

Set around a central courtyard, this refreshed farm home could be your ticket to life in the British countryside.

Set a stone’s throw away from the Elizabeth Islands, this turnkey residence could be your great escape.

Whether it’s a pendant handcrafted from recycled cardboard or a candlestick for the modern era, Graypants’ designs are a rustic...

The post-and-beam residence was designed by Perry Neuschatz in 1961, and it received a postmodern addition in 1980 by Peter de...

Evoking breezy summer vibes, the property sits just steps away from white sandy shores.

Seeking $1.5M, the nearly 3,000-square-foot Usonian-style home built shortly after the architect’s death was recently restored.

$912K will score you a slice of off-grid paradise in Taos, New Mexico.

The 26-acre property is listed at $3.4M—but luckily that includes 2.5 miles of hiking trails.

The three-bedroom home is clad in sapele wood and suspended on stilts—and it comes with a separate annex and studio.

Designed by William Turnbull Jr., the prizewinning property is back on the market for the second time in 50 years.

Perched in the hills of El Cerrito, the 1960s home comes with a trove of original detail and a shady backyard.