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Beautiful broad windows create picturesque framing of the backyard landscape and pool, allowing for great pool-side supervision of younger residents.

TK TK TK Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice and Taliesin Architects cofounder John Rattenbury designed TK TK TK. “It remains one of the most significant homes by this firm and is deeply connected to Wright and his principles of organic architecture,” says the listing agent. “Impressive to this day, the Myers Residence appears to grow out of the hillside.”

The desert landscape can be relished from a lounge chair beside the outdoor fireplace.

“The walnut cladding of the curved shelving in the entry continues through the kitchen to the grand stair and central atrium,” says the listing agent.

London’s private Crescent Grove estate was laid out by Francis Child in the 1820s adjacent to Clapham Common

A photo of Gifford from the early 1960s

A long wooden dining table serves as a subtle partition between the kitchen and living area.

A covered terrace on the back of the residence caters to easy al fresco dining.

Floor-to-ceiling windows lining the home allow plenty of natural light to sweep inside.

A covered side patio further extends the living spaces outside, creating easy indoor/outdoor flow.

A marble-lined bathroom offers an oversized soaking tub to help unwind.

Expansive windows lining the property allow plenty of natural light to filter into all corners.

The main dining area features floor-to-ceiling French doors which lead to an adjacent patio.

Towering, mature trees surround the 19th-century residence, ensuring ample privacy while also providing a tranquil city escape.

Built on a 3.4-acre flag lot that puts it futher up the hillside than its neighbors, the home enjoys a more isolated perch.

The home features silent and cozy radiant floor heating—a very forward-thinking feature—and there is not a single heating vent or visible outlet in sight.

Wood-burning fireplace