Built in 1971, this well-maintained home features expansive windows, ample outdoor space, and tasteful updates suited for the...

Built in 1979, the house is only reachable via a 200-foot-long trail through verdant greenery.

A midcentury post-and-beam by architect Calvin Straub is brought back to its original intent.

Built in 1967, architect Edward Avedisian’s home in Fresno, California, is a masterclass in form and function.

Tucked out of sight, the three-bedroom retreat is surrounded by a mahogany-planked forecourt and sweeping canyon views.

The current owners spent the last two decades restoring the original details of this home—which could be a Neutra design—and now...

The recently updated two-bedroom home is surrounded by a verdant hillside in Beverly Glen.

Built in 1952, the Hollywood Hills home is now for sale by the original family.

Designed in 1957 by Buff, Straub, & Hensman for the Frank family, this historic home has a starring role in the Amazon series...

A lovely, light-filled midcentury-meets-California-contemporary home in Middle Haddam, Connecticut, seeks a new owner.

Located in the up-and-coming enclave of La Mesa, the midcentury-modern abode will likely go fast.

Designed by James Allen Walter, this timeless midcentury gem is one of only 32 homes in California by the coveted architect.

This beautiful midcentury also happens to be the childhood home of Issa Rae.

On the market for $800K, the Frenchie Gratts design features mahogany beams that touch down in the middle of the living room.

Tucked away amongst majestic trees near Los Angeles, the 1953 home is an unexpected urban sanctuary.

Referencing the home's original drawings, Klopf Architecture revives this midcentury abode.

With the Wirick House, Calvin Straub used slender, exposed wood framing and tall windows to open up views of the San Gabriel...

Designed by local legend Bob Lewis in 1958, the Rancher House just hit the market with refreshed finishes and all-new appliances.

Originally built in 1956, the post-and-beam structure was stylishly renovated in 2008.

The 1950s home combines poured-in-place concrete walls with a post-and-beam roof.

You can feel the midcentury magic emanating from this gorgeous home.

A 1961 post-and-beam residence in Nichols Canyon cantilevers over the wooded hillside.

A carefully restored post-and-beam with a spectacular indoor/outdoor connection hits the market.

A revamped post-and-beam interior rolls out to meet the sparkling backyard pool.

Listed for $880K, the modernized post-and-beam home embodies quintessential Palm Springs style.

Built in 1959 and carefully updated in 2009, the Thompson Moseley House is warm, spacious, and flooded with light.

The 1959 dwelling has floor-to-ceiling glazing, a sparkling lap pool, and epic canyon views.

Floor-to-ceiling windows allow light and garden views to saturate this post-and-beam midcentury in Pasadena, California.

After a meticulous renovation, the post-and-beam house by the 1960s developer embodies midcentury, modernized.

The restored post-and-beam residence in Beachwood Canyon takes full advantage of its high perch.

Joseph Eichler developed more than 11,000 homes in California from 1949 to 1966, and though tons are still standing today, many...

First built in the ’60s, this Ray Kappe home was reconstructed in 1996—and it just hit the market for the first time since.

The plans for this post-and-beam construction were featured in the May 1950 edition of “Arts & Architecture Magazine.”

Local legend Isadore Shank designed the 1960 home with stately interiors and a brick brise soleil.

Perched high in the hills of Los Angeles, the 1960 residence comes with a bright-orange door, a sunken living room, and a...

You can rent architect Bruce Warren Norcross’s gorgeous post-and-beam design for $7,000 a month.