Mid-Century Modern Houses for Sale

Mid-Century Modern Houses for Sale
The Obsession is Real.
Nothing says swank like drinking a Sidecar with Charlie Parker on the Hi-Fi. We’re obsessed with the sleek lines of mid-century modern homes — the curtainwalls, the deep, horizontal overhangs — it’s enough to make one sick with envy! See the world in Kodachrome with our picks of the best mid-century houses for sale on the real estate market.
Fantastic, one-of-a-kind Swedish-inspired Mid-Century Modern creekside pool home on a spectacular lot in NW Gainesville. Built in 1974 and designed in the International Style by architect Orjan Wetterqvist as his personal residence, this 4 bedroom plus office, 3 bathroom home is a masterful blend of architecture and nature, thoughtfully positioned to embrace the surrounding landscape […]
The Vintage Floridian. A truly one-of-a-kind offering. Perfectly situated just steps away from waterfront parks, idyllic brick lined streets, and the infamous Pinellas trail in Dunedin. This custom home, originally built in 1940, has been artfully curated and brought back by design, to Inspire a Classic Vintage Florida lifestyle while mindfully including modern updates such […]
Unique, rare opportunity to purchase a piece of Old Florida lifestyle, in this beautifully maintained, historic cottage. Located in the quaint, up-and-coming town of Astor right by the Ocala National Forest, this fully furnished gem is a proven, highly rated vacation rental. It’s a true boater’s dream with plenty of space to store your outdoor […]
Downers Grove’s most magical enclave, Denburn Woods, provides the perfect backdrop for this architecturally striking Mid-Century Modern retreat. Nestled among towering trees, the five bedroom residence feels like a private sanctuary-where two-story walls of glass invite the outdoors in and every season unfolds like a living painting. Designed by noted architect Richard Marker, the home […]
Welcome to Casa Blanca, a verified contributing property within Las Cruces’ Alameda Historic Depot District corridor, representing an important piece of the city’s architectural and cultural heritage. Built in 1949, this remarkable concrete and stucco residence embodies the character and craftsmanship that define historic Southern New Mexico. Recent updates include energy-efficient Pella windows, solar electric […]