26 Dewey Rd, Lexington, MA
$950,000
1971
Nature lovers take note! Bring your creativity to discover the incredible potential and value of this special home on 1 acre! Walk to Estabrook School. Welcome to Lexington's famous Upper Turning Mill neighborhood surrounded by 700 acres of woodland and wildlife habitat. In 1971, Wayne Andersen, an MIT professor and architect, built a house with redwood that the single-floor entrance, reached by bridge from street level, becomes a 4-story home. Fabulous woodsy views from every window! A stunning 2 story open atrium connects the first and ground level family room with a corridor library! The whimsical industrial design maximizes privacy and proximity to nature by taking full advantage of the tranquil hillside setting. Versatile floor plan allows flexibility to life changes and remote work from home. Private treetop views from the balcony may include deer sighting! Enjoy swimming at the popular Paint Rock Pool or take walks on the many trails nearby.

1609 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Melbourne, FL
$225,000
1955
We're hoping the right investor who sees the value in this midcentury home will come along and save it. The listing describes it as an "Amazing investment opportunity with extreme potential!" This home with a large (almost third acre) lot is possible to rezone as commercial with mixed use. Central location close to everything - downtown Melbourne, Melbourne Orlando International Airport, the beaches, shopping, and restaurants. 

21 Hycliff Rd, Greenwich, CT
$2,995,000
1957
Drive through unique stone pillars to enter a serene and idyllic world punctuated by the rushing sound of the Byram River. Set amid the mature landscape is a unique home with a dramatic expansion by the noted mid-century modern architect, Paul Rudolph. The house offers an amazing living room and screen porch perched on columns 25 feet above the property as it rolls down to the Byram River 100' below. Rudolph oriented the new and repurposed spaces to capture the western sunsets. Characteristic of this architectural style popular in the mid 20th Century, building materials and structural features are to be visible artistic elements. A generous master suite and 3 further bedrooms, pool plus a 2 bedroom garage apartment offer a timeless lifestyle.

322 East 57th St, Apt. 4/5B, New York, NY
$3,500,000
1929, apartment renovated by Rudolph in 1978
Step out of a private elevator landing into this unique and sprawling duplex home with grand proportions, renovated by Paul Rudolph, the famed midcentury architect and former chair of Yale University's Department of Architecture. As you enter the apartment, the eye is drawn to a magnificent living room with a double height ceiling and wood burning fire place. (The building is among the very few in NYC with double height living rooms). The two 14' north facing windows generate brilliant light. The immensely gracious living room is perfect for entertaining and is open to a large dining room. To the left of the entry gallery is a chef's kitchen.

81 Sunset Rock Rd, Andover, MA
$1,500,000
1955
The Grieco House (1956) is a rare offering designed by modernist master architect Marcel Breuer (1902-1981). While a student at the internationally renowned Bauhaus school, Breuer studied with artist Paul Klee (1879-1940). In this particular house, Breuer seems to bring Klee’s ideas of light, time, and space to life. Breuer took the location Sunset Rock road as further inspiration, building the house on a rock, “oriented precisely on the cardinal directions”. He designed the living room to enjoy the setting sun while at the same time the sun’s rays fill into the lower level of the house lighting up the house through the staircase. The current owners started a thorough restoration of the house to explore and bring the original cabinetry and architectural elements of the house back to life while stabilizing its infrastructure. Additional work may be necessary to stabilize and restore this important work.

1411 W Saint Andrews Rd, Midland, MI
$365,000
1935
The Ball House, designed by Alden B. Dow FAIA, is guaranteed to catch the eye of any architecture enthusiast because it embodies many of the characteristics that make this era of design so unique. Shortly after receiving his degree in architecture, Dow spent the summer of 1933 with Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin East and then returned to Midland. In 1934, Dow opened "Alden B. Dow, Inc." which launched a career that would help transform his city into a mecca for Mid - Century Modern design. In collaboration with his chief draftsmen Robert Goodall, Dow developed what came to be called the "Unit Block". Dow noted that this rhomboid shape was "less disturbing to the eye" than the zigzagging joints of concrete blocks and bricks. Howard Ball of the sales department at Dow Chemical Company received a Unit Block house up the street from two other properties designed for the Hansons and the Heaths. Similar to these other homes, the Ball house is laid out on a four-foot unit system with its location on the lot carefully worked out. In 2016, a meticulous six year restoration of the Ball House began. This process revived many of the features of the initial design ensuring Dow's original vision can once again be experienced. The Ball House did prove to be an exciting glimpse into the future as Alden B. Dow and his fellow Midland architects went on to create a city with hundreds of incredibly designed structures.

5815 N 11th St, Phoenix, AZ
$1,260,000
1951
Mid-Century Home originally built by Ralph Haver in Marlen Grove! This post-war modern home was completely updated inside and out. With signature Ralph Haver Architect details such as a low-sloped roof, vaulted and beamed ceilings, and clerestory windows to bring in natural light throughout. The highest quality architectural details are used judiciously, keeping the spaces uncluttered and open. The attention to detail is a minimalist’s dream come true – you will want to call this home! The area of Marlen Grove is the iconic Ralph Haver neighborhood. Formerly was a white grapefruit citrus orchard in which Haver developed a limited 73 homes. 

19 Cedarlawn Rd, Irvington, NY
$1,895,000
1970
Calling all Mid-century enthusiasts! Experience this modern turn-key gem with expansive rooms, tall ceilings and Hudson River sunsets, designed by noted local architect Arthur Minner in a Bauhaus flair. Ideal setting on a tree-lined, private, dead-end street in walking distance to town, train, and schools. Architecture buffs will love the home's unique, two-tower layout and Mid-Century period details including floating oak staircases and walls of glass that brings nature in. A recent whole-home renovation by NYC firm Yabu Pushelberg delivered a fabulous, light-flooded kitchen with all high-end appliances and sleek custom cabinetry, a spa-like master bathroom, plus large, built-in closets and additional floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the home. Gorgeous hardwood floors in several different grains lend a unique vibe to each room. Huge lower level with laundry, artist studio, and storage. Don't miss your chance to live in this rare, authentic Mid-Century Modern with architectural significance

298 Whipple Tree Dr, Yoncalla, OR
$389,000
1976
Mid Century modern hillside home designed by architect Kim Yamasaki. Tucked away in a serene area with spectacular 180-degree valley views on one side, tall fir on other. Park-like setting with fire pit, room for RV and more. Big pantry, office nook, lots of closets/storage space, small shop. Cathedral beamed ceilings. Expansive newer deck great for star watching. Not a lot of flat sunny land, but deck gets full sun. This quiet, unique property is a daily peaceful retreat

1707 Lynam Rd, Abington PA
$850,000
1953
For those seeking the most private lifestyle and beautiful surroundings, welcome to this exquisite architect-designed mid-century modern residence, located at the very end of a tree-lined street in desirable Abington Township. Built in 1953 with only one owner, this treasure of a home sits on 1.2 acres of beautiful private grounds. A lovely foyer with coat closet welcomes you into the home and leads to the vaulted ceiling living room and dining room with a unique stone fireplace surrounded by windows. The kitchen has plenty of cabinets and granite countertop space, granite backsplash, ceramic tile floor, stainless refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, double wall oven, electric cooktop, double stainless sink, washer and dryer. A hallway with a multitude of large closets leads to a fabulous great room with vaulted ceiling, plenty of windows welcoming in natural light, wide plank oak flooring, a unique corner fireplace, built-in cabinets, 2 unique wood crafted benches, bookshelves and French doors leading to a deck – perfect for entertaining in a peaceful setting overlooking the landscape.

5811 Scarborough Rd, Oakland, CA
$1,695,000
1956
A hilltop haven shaded in oak, this Mid-Century stunner has been lovingly maintained by the same family since 1954.Boasting filtered views of the bay from its private perch, the 4BD, 3BA home affords incredible indoor/outdoor flow w/ 3 large decks. An architect’s dream, the Eichler-inspired abode is a Mid-Century masterpiece, coalescing floor-to-ceilings glass, and a masterful mix of materials. Decked in Health tiles, a commanding fireplace anchors a capacious living room lined in hardwoods. A striking kitchen features S/S appliances, wine fridge & breakfast bar. Four gracious bedrooms lie off the main living area, including a sumptuous primary suite w/ beautifully updated bath. A site-driven home designed for the landscape; this tranquil retreat is the ultimate sanctuary, appointed w/ a lower-level studio w/ exterior access. Minutes to hiking/biking trails, this Oakland abode is a short drive to the Hills Swim and Tennis Club great for entertaining!

90 Woodland Rd, Pittsburgh, PA
$2,100,000
1960
Stunning Tasso Katselas MidCentury Modern jewel on the city's most prestigious private road. Meticulously maintained and updated by the same family for 60 years: picturesque privacy in a perfect location. The front door sits at the end of a bridge over a sunken garden and a grand stairway sweeps into big open spaces. Walls of windows, cypress paneling, and exposed brick reflect the natural materials that surround the house. The outside patios and decks seamlessly meld into the home through large glass walls and doors. Professionally designed gardens on the entire property. Kitchen, breakfast room, and office all have direct access to the exterior patio, deck, and atrium spaces. 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths on the top floor, open fireplaces with brick and copper in the main floor living and family room. Lower level is a window-lit family room (4th bedroom), 2nd laundry and 3rd full bath. Walkable to Chatham, Pitt, CMU, and shopping/dining in Sq. Hill, Shadyside, and Bakery Square.

150 Tillman Lane, Athens, GA
$750,000
1955
Tour-worthy example of a Classic Mid-Century Modern home on almost 1.5 acres in Five Points! This house was purchased from the original family that had it custom built in 1955. Welcoming front door and entryway characterized by its warm chestnut wood siding, cascading stone steps and flower beds. Beautiful foyer with built-in planters and steps down to a handsome family room and dining area featuring original cypress wood paneling with built-in displays and shelving, an exposed roman brick wall with decorative corner fireplace, and Douglas fir beamed ceilings. Eat-in galley kitchen with butcher block countertops, original custom cabinets, even more exposed beams, and a sunny breakfast nook. Massive sliding glass doors off the family room open up to a central courtyard that is perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining. Large owner's suite with ensuite bathroom, fully updated with thoughtful finishes that stay true to the era. Original den off the foyer features extra-large windows and even more exposed brick. Refinished hardwood floors in every bedroom and painted concrete floors in the common areas. Solar panels installed in 2021. Large workshop and exterior storage room off of the two car carport. House is lovingly landscaped with various perennials, bushes, and a wide variety of trees. Terraced garden beds with steps leading up to the original owners' grape arbor, which is still standing at the back of the property. Originally built to last using recycled local brick from an antebellum home. 

8040 W 129th Pl, Palos Park, IL
$699,000
1957
Calling all investors & rehabbers! Come see this custom mid-century modern ranch home designed by renowned architect Richard Klarich. This one of a kind home has 6 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, sits on over 1 acre and has 10,000 sq. feet, multiple levels, walk-out patio & decks, 2 lane bowling alley and endless potential! The walk-out basement has an original 1957 brunswick two-lane bowling alley and is ready for all your entertaining ideas! Located in award winning palos school district, this home has been completely gutted and is currently framed, plumbing 75% complete, hvac 40% complete, new electrical panels. Truly a blank canvas with endless potential! ***all new anderson windows ready to be installed and transfer with sale of home, front roof has been patched and repaired** home is being sold as-is!

1702 SW Sunset Blvd, Portland, OR
$899,900
1961
This home, built in the 1960s, retains many of its original characteristics, including woodworking, period built-ins, wood paneling on ceiling and walls, vintage lighting and unique tile & brick work. A mid century modern treasure, this house features main level living & a large lot with a walkout lower level that could potentially allow for generational living or separate living quarters. Located in the coveted Hillsdale neighborhood minutes from shops, restaurants, & the Hillsdale library.