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Near Mexico City, a Serpentine Home Wrapped Around a Garden Seeks $2.9M

“At Casa Pasiddhi, everything happens through the stairs and circulation contained in a solid, labyrinthine volume. The home appears as a stony and introverted structure, revealing only some features of its solid and brutalist volume. Upon accessing each room, we find luminous, glass-enclosed spaces with clear finishes and wide views. The opposite happens in the outdoor areas—the spaces are framed or covered by the volume that rises and meanders, creating multiple experiences in a garden that invites you to explore it to discover the different facets of the house.”

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Huge Windows Open This $1.6M L.A. Midcentury to Its Hillside Site

“Designed by residential architect Charles W. Wong, this post-and-beam, midcentury home incorporates classic modernist design elements like wood paneling, tongue-and groove ceilings, clerestory windows, and walls of glass. Charles Wong immigrated in the 1930s from China, settled in Los Angeles, graduated from Polytechnic High School in 1946 and graduated from USC’s School of Architecture in 1951, and was one of a handful of Asian-American Architects that contributed to the modernist landscape of Los Angeles in the ’60s. This unique home is characterized by its open, airy spaces, clean lines, and extensive use of glass to maximize the connection with the surrounding natural environment. The home stands on tall posts, elevating it above the ground and allowing it to hover amongst the treetops. The open floor plan is a hallmark of midcentury-modern design, where the living, dining, and kitchen areas flow seamlessly into one another. Each of the four bedrooms in the main home offer a private sanctuary, inviting you to relax and unwind in comfort while enjoying unobstructed views of the lush greenery.”

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Surrounded by Orchards, This 18th-Century Farmhouse Is Ripe for the Picking

“This circa-1789 center hall home is a gorgeous example of an Adam-style Federal, developed to bring a lighter and more elegant feel to the Georgian architecture of previous eras. The design moved away from the strict mathematical proportions previously found in Georgian rooms, and introduced curved walls and striking color schemes. The current designer-owners of the home have breathed new life into this neoclassic style, with a striking mix of color and form. It is increasingly rare to find a traditional Hudson Valley farmhouse that is still so true to its original design—including handblown glass windows, a thin, curved banister with wonderfully simple balustrades, three working fireplaces, and several more decorative mantels. The original, stately farmhouse is surrounded by Samascott Orchards, a lovely neighbor both in appearance and demeanor, and overlooks the orchard in all directions.”

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Three Radiant Flats Perched Above Lisbon Are Up For Grabs, Starting at $850K

“Steps away from one of the most stunning viewpoints in the capital—Portas do Sol—we find three ready-to-move-in apartments within an intimate new development in Alfama. An ideal two-bedroom pied-à-terre in the city or investment, the properties include the option of an operational short-term rental license with a projected annual yield of six percent. The interior design was executed by the Lisbon-based architecture studio XXXI, and each of the apartments is sold fully furnished by the award-winning Ark Studio, making this a hassle-free property to use and enjoy from day one. Wrapped around a private courtyard with an impressive tall palm tree at its center, these two-bedroom homes are characterized by generous windows and large pivot doors that open out onto private verandas.”

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If You Love Antiquing, This $1.7M Texan Farmhouse Is the Ultimate Find

“A new house with an old soul, 510 Scott St is a one-of-a-kind Rockport retreat. The property sits on two-and-a-half acres, set back from the street with a tree-lined private drive. After pulling up, you’ll immediately feel a sense of tranquility and likely be greeted by some of the abundant wildlife that also calls this land home. With input from Mell Lawrence Architects and final design by Stephen Haynes, the home allows one to feel connected with the landscape from every room. Every detail showcases creativity in designing the spaces—vintage, antique, and eclectic objects along with repurposed materials and fixtures all have personal stories. The flow of indoor and outdoor living is unparalleled, with almost 2,500 square feet of covered porches surrounding the home, including a 40-foot-tall screened pool barn. With plenty of room for grilling, dining, and relaxing, the space allows for year-round outdoor living and panoramic views of windswept oaks.”

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