Houses by Famous Architects
Houses by Famous Architects
The Best of the Best.
Don’t try to argue. And by all means, don’t lay a finger on that plasterwork. From Frank Lloyd Wright to Ernest Flagg, these gorgeous homes for sale were designed by the best of the best. Who are we to question?
Welcome to 2900 Saint Paul St. This glorious Victorian sits on a very large lot, just a block or two from the Johns Hopkins University campus in the desirable, walkable community of Charles Village. Built as a country home for the Polk family in 1879, it was one of the first homes in the area. […]
6600 Wissachickon Avenue in the West Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a home designed by famed gilded age architect, Horace Trumbauer for textile magnate, Joseph Wasserman. The Trumbauer-Wasserman house (1909) is one of the few remaining homes with preserved original details in this country designed by […]
Springfield circa 1828 is a beautifully appointed Brick Federal manor house and icon in the Historic village of Heathsville. A gracious and opulently appointed historic property, Springfield has retained all of the original features that makes this property an absolute purists dream. In need of restoration, this property was built to last by William Harding […]
Welcome to a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an exceptional equestrian estate sprawling over 206 unrestricted acres in the heart of Millbrook hunt country. Originally built in 1865, and meticulously expanded with a no-expense-spared addition that spans over 6000 sq ft. This estate seamlessly blends antique charm with modern opulence. This prestigious property boasts miles of […]
Click Here to Watch the Virtual Tour! Discover a rare gem in Austin’s coveted Heritage District: 606 W. 35th Street. This exceptional residence, a masterful blend of historical reverence and contemporary sophistication, offers discerning buyers a lifestyle of unparalleled comfort and elegance. Imagine living in a home where sun-drenched spaces, defined by soaring ceilings and […]
Presenting the iconic Appleman House — a piece of Bonnie Brae history available for the first time in 21 years. Situated on a sprawling, fully landscaped 13,000-square-foot corner lot, this “International Style” home was designed by renowned architect Robert Max Morris in 1938 and later enhanced by an AIA award-winning addition by Ron Faleide in […]
Stepping into this thoughtfully preserved mid-century modern home feels like entering a living piece of design history. Every detail reflects the era’s commitment to simplicity, functionality & connection to nature. Old-growth California Redwood paneling & Bruce oak parquet floors throughout the main living space, while the kitchen retains its period charm. Bedrooms showcase birch paneling, […]
Watch the Virtual Tour, here. Picture it: Tacony in the early 1900s. Industrialist Henry Disston, with his Keystone Saw Works, was hard at work creating a neighborhood rich in varied housing stock and green spaces along the Delaware River. The corner of Tulip St and Longshore Ave was the main business section of the neighborhood […]
Step back in time to the pinnacle of design with this perfectly preserved Mid-century modern home, a true architectural gem by the renowned Irving Tobocman and crafted with unparalleled quality by Ed Freidinger. This home offers timeless elegance, superior craftsmanship, and modern comforts, making it a rare find for discerning buyers. Every detail in this […]
“THE PALMS” also known as the “Edward Hill Brewer Home” is a landmark, historic residence located on a magnificent lakefront property in the premier city of Winter Park, Florida. In 1982, The Palms was listed in the U.S. Government National Register of Historic Places, a program that identifies, evaluates, and protects America’s historic resources. Winter […]
Located in Bristol’s sought after historic district and directly on the famous 4th of July parade route, this quintessential 1811 Federal home is now available for the first time in 25 years! Built for Capt. George Washington Devol and his wife Mary Bosworth, the home is attributed to renowned architect Russell Warren and features one […]
Historic Pebbledash Arts & Crafts home in the heart of Montford! Designed by Richard Sharp Smith in 1901 for the Brown Family, it was sold in the 1930s to the family of David Webb, notable jewelry designer. Here he crafted his first pieces in the cottage which is now a guest house. See House History, […]
