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A Historic Home With a Contemporary Twist Lists for $2.2M in Los Angeles

“The Los Angeles County Assessor first visited The Estes Residence on February 10, 1936, and recorded it as a newly completed ‘modernistic’ home with ‘special’ quality construction, which was the highest quality of its kind at the time,” says listing agent Benjamin Kahle. “Renovated in 2002 by Mills Studio, the property now serves as one of the most unique architectural compounds in the city. A classic aerodynamic design is the hallmark of the timeless exterior. An incredibly bright living room boasts original oak floors, a gracefully curved fireplace, and rounded steel casement windows with views of the surrounding Hollywood hills.”

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Fire Island’s Legendary Pyramid House Hits the Market for $6.5M

“An undisputed architectural masterpiece, the Pyramid House offers unbelievable views, true midcentury style, unparalleled peace and privacy, along with sophisticated yet unpretentious living,” according to listing agent Glenn Rice. “The centerpiece is the great room with its soaring ceiling and wall of glass overlooking the dunes of Fire Island National Seashore. Beneath, the enormous primary suite looks out to the dunes on one side and the pool deck on the other. Across the deck are two guest-cabana bedrooms and a bathroom, both in the shape of pyramids. Overall, this is a trophy home that has the potential to produce extraordinary income.”

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This Historic Craftsman Was Saved From Demolition by a “Free” Ad

“This iconic Swiss Chalet Craftsman embodies the character and craftsmanship of the early 20th century, lovingly restored with modern amenities, and now lives as vibrant today as it did when it was built in 1924,” says listing agent Loree Scarborough. “The original home was situated on Ocean Blvd across from the art museum. The current owner saved it from demolition and moved it to its present location. Virtually every detail was resurrected through renovation by its current owners. Charming details envelop the home, exemplified by gracious rooms, beautiful hardwood flooring, custom built-ins, coffered ceilings, and original art glass windows, all adding to the unique look of this historic property. The beautifully landscaped gardens welcome you, and as you enter the foyer, you are greeted by the spectacular curved staircase.”

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A Bubbly Building Fit for a Hobbit Pops Up for €740K in France

“In the Rhône valley sits the ceramic workshop Palègre, created by the famous duo of architects Pascal Häusermann and Claude Costy,” according to the listing agent. “Nestled on the heights of Ardèche hill, the structure hosts a large multipurpose volume, serving both as a workshop, storage room, exhibition area, and store. The building opens wide onto nature thanks to large rounded bay windows set all around the structure. On the south facade, three glazed spheres offer panoramic views of the landscape.”

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A Glassy Surf Shack by Marmol Radziner Surfaces for $4M in Malibu

“This Marmol Radziner home in Paradise Cove is the ultimate coastal retreat, blending luxury and modern simplicity in one of Malibu’s most sought-after locations,” says listing agent Justin Cumbee. “Rustic barn wood adorns the exterior, and a large push gate opens to a sanctuary surrounded by mature trees, drought-resistant succulents, and meticulously designed spaces. The home is appointed with James Perse furniture, which is included in the sale. The property offers extremely low space rent and easy beach access to some of Malibu’s most beautiful sandy beaches, coves, and surf. Perfectly designed in one of Malibu’s most exclusive beachside communities, this is a truly rare opportunity.”

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A Glassy Surf Shack by Marmol Radziner Surfaces for $4M in Malibu

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