Constructed by local builder Don Drummond in 1958, the post-and-beam residence maintains many original details, including its...

You might think a Brutalist-style concrete structure would be out of place in a lush, beach-resort island like Vieques.

The lightly refreshed midcentury has tongue-and-groove ceilings, a large central atrium, and a backyard filled with fruit trees.

Award-winning architect Joseph Amisano used concrete, glass, and steel to create this U-shaped residence in 1955.

Dating back to 1754, the brick-and-stone Dutch colonial comes with three original fireplaces, a cottagecore kitchen, and a...

Designed by Philip Collins, the midcentury dwelling is defined by clean lines, sheltered patios, and floor-to-ceiling glazing.

Surrounded by 10 forested acres in Upstate New York, the contemporary dwelling comes with heated concrete floors, moody...

Located just a short drive from New York City, the revamped historic home offers a harmonious blend of old and new.

Nestled within a canopy of trees, the 1980s hard-edge design epitomizes Kappe’s form of modernism.

Set a stone’s throw away from the Elizabeth Islands, this turnkey residence could be your great escape.