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The two bathrooms are located at the corners of the plan.

The prominent Los Angeles modernist designed the post-and-beam residence—dubbed the Kubly House—for the original owners in Pasadena, California.

Handstamped wallpaper creates an eye-catching feature wall in one of the home’s four bedrooms.

This 1963 model Eichler by architect Claude Oakland features four bedrooms and two bathrooms clustered around a central atrium. The single-level residence is located in the Rancho Del Diablo neighborhood of Concord, California—one of three Eichler developments in the area.

This preserved 18th-century Georgian residence, dubbed the Gordon House, is located in southeast England’s seaside town of Margate, Kent. “A mixture of exposed and painted brickwork and render diverge Gordon House's imposing facade, which is set slightly back from the pavement behind original iron railings,” says the listing agent.

A series of sliding glass doors connect the living area to a sunken patio.

A staircase capped with large skylights leads to a guest bedroom and workshop/office.

In total, the residence includes five bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths.

Santa Barbara stucco covers the new exterior, and subtle levels leading to the entryway create a sense of arrival.