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Designed by Buff, Straub, & Hensman, this landmark 1954 home has a massive concrete fireplace, an interior Japanese garden, and a bridge leading down to a series of ponds.

Designed by Frederick Liebhardt, the recently renovated San Diego home captures seaside vistas in almost every room.

The beautifully preserved Coveney Residence is one of just six houses the legendary architect designed in the area.

The midcentury home has an unusual geometric plan, a suite of built-in furniture, and a monolithic concrete fireplace.

Located in a quiet neighborhood of Christchurch, on New Zealand’s southern island, the Fletcher House by Hall and Mackenzie Architects is in pristine condition nearly 60 years after its 1963 completion.

Surrounded by cedars on Vancouver’s North Shore, the Japanese-inspired home was originally designed as an artist retreat.

Architect Thaddeus Longstreth worked on the Kaufmann House before building this post-and-beam brick home surrounded by wooded paths in New Jersey.

Designed by architect James Strutt in 1969, the Bormann House is wrapped in wood and surrounded by dense forest.

Listed for the second time ever, the Weisblat House is set in the Acres, a landmark Michigan community designed by the famed architect.

If you’ve always dreamed of owning a home by Frank Lloyd Wright, there are currently three properties for sale ranging from $790K to $899K. Pictured here is the McCartney House.

The home's overhanging roof is trimmed with copper, adding a subtle pop of color against its otherwise neutral, brick-clad facade.

The two-story residence sits on a private, lush lot in the popular Malibu Park neighborhood.

Architect Fred Hollingsworth designed this woodsy residence, which was built in 1950 and has been owned by the same family ever since.