Favs

This 12-acre estate once frequented by president FDR comes with rolling hills, a creek, a heated pool, and a three-story stone residence

Designed by Koto, this matte black getaway comes fully furnished, with access to a floating sauna, pool, and tennis courts.

Surrounded by tall pines on a secluded Palos Verdes site, the Buff, Straub, & Hensman home is in almost entirely original condition.

Set high in the hills above Portland, this home has a stately turret, vibrant interiors, and 200-year-old terra-cotta tile floors.

Sculptor Alma Allen crafted his desert dwelling from glass, wood, and stone on a 14-acre site within walking distance to Joshua Tree National Park.

This renovated 1910 schoolhouse still has its original bell tower, hardwood floors, and chalkboard.

A paved driveway winds up to the home, which is surrounded by soaring trees and lush greenery.

Designed by architect Earl Rubenstein, the revamped property has walls of glass, lots of outdoor space, and a prized perch in the Baldwin Hills.

Built in 1949, Byrdview is one of four residential homes designed by the famed midcentury architect William Pereira, known for his futuristic designs that include the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco.

Built in 1820, this converted stable pairs 19th-century patina with contemporary interventions—and it comes turnkey and completely furnished.

A wide concrete drive leads to the historic home, tucked behind a bordering privacy wall.

Designed by Linda Taalman, the hilltop home has walls of glass, rooftop solar panels, and a detached guesthouse.