A converted 1891 Denver church has hit the market for $749,900—and inside, you’d never know it used to be a house of worship. Set within the historic Sanctuary Lofts, this 1,892-square-foot unit... Read more »
A 1927 Tudor in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood has come to market for $1.59 million, marking the first time the home has been offered for sale since 1967. Set on a wooded... Read more »
From the outside, a brick and brownstone townhouse on Manhattan’s Upper West Side looks like just another townhouse—but, it’s sheltering a very cool amenity. Nestled inside is a 41-foot heated pool, an... Read more »
Designed to blend into the landscape with strong horizontal lines and an abundance of natural light, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian homes were built from the 1930s until his death in 1959. Today,... Read more »
A Gilded Age mansion originally built for one of San Francisco’s timber barons has come to market in Pacific Heights for $27 million. Known as the Doe House, the residence at 2120... Read more »
A Tudor Revival estate in one of Denver’s Country Club neighborhood has come to market for $10.75 million—making it the second-highest listing in the Mile High City. The home at 575 Circle... Read more »
Nantucket’s Main Street includes some of the best-preserved antique architecture in New England. The historic district, which covers all of the island, is on the National Register of Historic Places and includes... Read more »
An iconic slice of the New York City skyline is up for grabs, with a sprawling $5.79 million home on the 41st floor of the Woolworth Building returning to the market. The... Read more »
A Jazz Age estate built by one of Massachusetts‘ most powerful industrial families has come to market in Hopedale, a former mill town about 35 miles southwest of Boston. Known as The... Read more »
In a town dominated by traditional Spanish architecture, 198 Via Marina breaks all the rules. Drenched in vivid salmon pink, this 1938 Georgian-Colonial estate is a rare, vibrant departure from Palm Beach’s... Read more »