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?
Rare opportunity to own an architect-designed Ralph Fournier mid-century modern ranch set on nearly a half-acre in the sought-after Sunswept subdivision within the award-winning Ladue School District. Thoughtfully reimagined while honoring its iconic architecture, this home seamlessly blends timeless mid-century design with today’s luxury finishes. Walls of glass, a dramatic see-through fireplace, skylight, George Nelson […]
The Hangover | Richard Halliburton House, designed by architect William Levy Alexander, circa 1937, is a very rare example of early 20th-century modern architecture using concrete and steel. The home was originally built as a residence for Halliburton, American freelance journalist and photojournalist Paul Mooney, and architect Levy, who at the time was a recent […]
A home is more than just a property — it’s a place where ideas flourish, memories are cherished, and dreams take form. 1504 Verdi Street is exactly that kind of home. This 1917 Craftsman has been lovingly restored over the past 13 years by owners who have built a life here filled with breadmaking, beer […]
Set high above the Chagrin River Valley in the heart of Waite Hill, South Farm is one of Northeast Ohio’s most storied estates, offering a rare opportunity to own a property where history, architecture, and nature exist in remarkable harmony. Originally envisioned by financier John Sherwin Sr. and reimagined by renowned architect Bryant Fleming, this […]
c. 1939
Welcome to this masterfully reimagined historic Bozeman residence blending timeless character with a high-quality renovation in the highly desirable Cooper Park area, along prestigious Cleveland Street. Originally built as a 1937 cottage, the home has undergone a meticulous, multi-year transformation that significantly increased its footprint while preserving the architectural soul that makes it so special. […]
Fantastic opportunity to be the next steward of one of Biltmore Forest’s most notable architectural treasures. Now offered at a price that is considerate of the time and resources needed to breathe new life with a careful hand into this magnificent property. Designed by Erle Stillwell in the Roaring 20’s, this sunny and solid Georgian […]
Welcome to Wit’s End, Rivertowns Historic Gem, where timeless, period charm meets maintenance-free condo living that feels like private estate living. One block to Aqueduct Trail, village shops, dining, 40-minute train to NYC, experience Rivertowns living at its finest yet with comparatively low taxes. Step into this stunning ground-floor condo in a circa 1865 Victorian […]
c. 1926
Steeped in history and craftsmanship, The Reunion House is a rare offering and has been in the same family for the past 20 years. Built in 1926 for Thomas Autzen, pioneering industrialist and namesake of Autzen Stadium, this original Arts and Crafts residence was designed by noted Portland architect O M Akers. The property spans […]