470 West Vista Chino, Palm Springs, CA
$25,000,000
1946
The Kaufmann Desert House designed by Richard Neutra is regarded among the most important and iconic houses of the 20th century. An award-winning restoration by Marmol Radziner and the highest standard of care and maintenance by the current owner renders the Kaufmann House a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a family or institution to further define their legacy and lifestyle. The home that inspired the iconic images of Julius Shulman and Slim Aarons is an investment in one of the world's most important treasures of modernism.

140 Round Swamp Road, Melville, NY
$5,999,000
1935
Rarely do you have the opportunity to own a masterpiece, a true work of art.This is that rare chance.Architect Wallace K. Harrisons landmarked 1930s summer house has been lovingly restored into a modern day showplace. Set on 3.6+ acres,the grounds are a private resort with a stunning circular salt water pool, new Turf Tek surface tennis court,slate patio, 8 hole mini golf, waterfall and rolling hills of lush mature landscaping. Three original circular rooms are the center design element of this mid- century modern home.The circular livingroom with original terrazzo / wood dance floor was the model for NYCs Rainbow Room. 

11 Pine Ridge Rd, Bedford, NY 
$1,495,000
1979
John Johansen, FAIA, one of America’s most innovative architects, and known as one of the Harvard Five, created this loft-like home set among the treetops. Utilizing elements of exposed, lightweight high-tech stainless steel, mortarless stone, and his signature red steel beams, Johansen delivers warmth and inviting livability. The home’s geometric exterior and exciting interior cantilevered staircases and seemingly suspended floors and rooms showcase Johansen’s innovative design sense. The light quality, and surrounding nature pour in through oversized glazing reminiscent of his own Greenhouse House. Sensitively restored and updated throughout.

61 Makarainen Road, Ithaca, NY
$289,000
2000
Designed by renowned German architect and artist Simon Ungers and constructed by Bruno Schickel, The Cube House was built in 2000 on 8.5 acres of remote hilltop a few miles south of Ithaca, NY. Its’ stark appearance combines minimalism and utilitarian design. Though we measure it at only 771 sq.ft., with 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath, this solid concrete house is serene & open. Thoughtfully placed windows frame the surrounding landscape and from the roof deck, one can appreciate the amazing surroundings.

4603 Ivanhoe St, Houston, TX 
$1,550,000
1952
Rare architecturally significant home that was custom designed by mid-century modern architect Allen R Williams to serve as his personal residence. This Afton Oaks home is surrounded by mature trees and has been beautifully restored, featuring unearthed original terrazzo flooring, designer lighting, new low-E windows, plumbing, and A/C among its many recent updates. Upgraded island kitchen boasts marble countertops, timeless subway tile backsplash, and quality stainless steel appliances. 4603 Ivanhoe’s unique and thoughtful design brings the outside in and allows light to flow into the home from a variety of angles. 

1409 Dickson Street, El Camp, TX 
$144,000
1957
An interesting flat roofed mod with deluxe features, listed for a very affordable price, located an hour drive from Houston. Note the wood-beamed and tectum ceilings, terrazzo floors, artfully tiled bathrooms, fine wood cabinetry and paneling, exposed brick walls, clearstory windows and abundant glass sliding doors opening to the almost half-acre site.

3020 N 24th Place, Phoenix, AZ
$510,000
1947
Authentic MidCentury Modern gem in the heart of Biltmore Manor! The 1947 elements of great architecture of the day shine through this masterpiece of stacked stone and sleek lines. Amazing walls of windows and sunken planters recall a time gone by. Design-Builder William Corbett Jr. gave homage to his shipbuilder father through the absolutely stunning walls and ceilings of shining Redwood. This is Master Carpenter work through and through. The ceiling alone is a conversation piece. Flagstone embedded green tones and honed, polished concrete floors that are more art than anything else sets the palate. Closets have lovely built-in’s and the garden tub with original salmon tile is a charmer. The old Milk Drop Box can still be seen in the kitchen. Updated elegantly while staying true to original postwar style.

910 N Lake Shore Dr, Unit 1815, Chicago, IL
$274,000
1955
Mies van der Rohe's 1955 900-910 Lake Shore Drive buildings in Chicago, Illinois, have been called "giant mirrors for lake beauty." This handsome, clean-lined and serene home is in the only Lake Michigan-facing one-bedroom tier in the intimate 910 building. Unit 1815 is listed for sale at $274,000