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A Midcentury Home Packed With Next-Gen Tech Is Up for $2.8M in L.A.

“When architect Jim Weiner found this house, it was a diamond in the rough,” says listing agent Brian Linder. “But he recognized the potential this jewel offered, keeping the good bones of the house and introducing a new kitchen, bathrooms, and other finishes in a sensitive and thoughtful manner. Inspired by the architecture of A. Quincy Jones, Whitney Smith, and Edgardo Contini, the original post-and-beam construction, tongue-and-groove ceilings, stacked bond fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling glass remain intact. Drawing on his environmental design expertise, the architect also provided a strong ecological sensibility to the project, with solar panels, an electric car charger, a rainwater collection system, and nontoxic cork and Marmoleum floors throughout. The result is a cohesive composition that is not only beautiful, but green.”

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A French Estate With a Michelin-Starred Restaurant Lists at Market Price

“This picturesque estate located in Saône-et-Loire was completely rehabilitated in 2008 by Patrick Bouchain of Construire,” say listing agents at Architecture de Collection. “The property is made up of three restored farm buildings, which have been converted into an inn, gîte, and house, as well as three holiday cottages, totaling a living area of approximately 10,000 square feet. The landscaping of the estate was carried out by botanist artist Liliana Motta, who drew inspiration from local flora and the landscapes of hillsides and pastures. The project reinforces the openness of the site to the richness of the surrounding countryside by creating large gardens, planted with endemic plants, which frame views of the valley.”

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A Tree House–Inspired Midcentury Home Turns Over a New Leaf

“Set within a naturally lush, green setting in Bel Air Canyon, this complete renovation restores the integrity of an abandoned 1959 Bill Mack home with contemporary artistic flare,” say listing agents Brian Linder and Rick Grahn. “Through the surgical replacement of its original wood structure, windows, doors, and decking, the renovation aimed to maintain the best of the building’s detailing, while sensitively adding new cabinetry, doors, windows, floors, tiling, structure, and guardrails throughout. By combining traditional vertical grain Douglas fir, redwood, and cherry with contemporary stone, stainless steel, and metal materials, this modern home has become more in tune with contemporary building technology and design culture.”

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This Charming Hudson Valley Farmhouse Dating Back to 1810 Seeks $995K

“At the end of a quiet country road sits this classic 1880s center hall colonial farmhouse, reimagined. Enter through enormous, original walnut french doors, stripped and restored, into a large entryway with high ceilings and light-filled public rooms on either side,” says listing agent Annabel Taylor. “Here, you’ll find gorgeous period details such as original moldings, ceiling medallions, mantles, and wide-plank floors, as these rooms were designed to welcome and impress the guests of the original owners. Modern updates have been added by the current owner/designer, such as a gas fireplace, mother-of-pearl and brass switch plates, and an extensive collections of designer, vintage, and Art Deco lighting.”

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Perhaps 2023 Is the Year You Buy a Former Pasta Factory

“On the outskirts of Arraiolos, in the historic, hilltop Alentejo town, we discovered this beautiful quinta with an architectural project developed to create a boutique tourism project with guest suites, a restaurant gallery, event space and workshop,” say listing agents at Fantastic Frank. “The quinta was originally built as a farm in the 1920s by a collective of entrepreneurial farmers who decided to build a pasta factory to earn greater profit from the wheat they produced. The location, just on the main road out of Arraiolos, is an hour-drive from Lisbon, making the property a great base to explore the Alentejo region.”

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