Submission: “One of the stars of New Canaan’s legacy of mid-century modernism, the Wiley House, designed by Philip Johnson in the early 1950’s, was restored and expanded by Roger Ferris + Partners. Johnson’s double-height glass pavilion with its living room and subtly hidden but generous galley kitchen cantilevers out over the fieldstone base. The slope of the land allows the lower-level rooms with the light marble floors full views of the property. The vintage swimming pool with its original diving pad is a twin to the circular pool at Johnson’s Glass House. A new pool house built into the hill and the reconstructed barn/art gallery form their own separate courtyard. A stand of towering Hickory trees creates a cathedral space around the house.”

This is a gem but it is also a $12 million dollar gem. Enjoy!

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For Sale:  It really does not get any better than this.   The Christie House, designed in 1940 by famed master architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The first of 4 houses done in NJ. A unique “Usonian” house situated on 7 plus acres constructed of Cypress, Brick & Glass. 3 bed and 3.1 baths, radiant heat, 2 fireplaces. Great Master suite, 2 car garage and a separate artist studio with fireplace on the property. Brand new roof and furnace. A remarkable home and a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a FLW home.  Enjoy!

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For Sale:  This one-of-a-kind, 5-bedroom mid-century modern home in Hartsdale, NY is fantastic.  Built in 1963 by Harry Wenning for Gertrude Rothschild, the home was beautifully renovated in 2014 by interior designer, Robert Gonzalez. This unique property’s open layout is ideal for entertaining and situated for ultimate privacy. Located .4 miles from the Hartsdale Metro North Station with a 34-minute train ride to Grand Central Station. Close to schools and shops.  Priced at $2.6 million.

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For Sale:  Live in an icon.  Marcel Breuer’s iconic ‘house in garden’ built in its extended version as The Lauck House in 1950 is currently for sale.

Situated in a secluded and beautiful four-acre property five minutes from the town of Princeton, the house underwent restoration work in 2009 and includes an elegant gallery space addition. One of America’s most famous mid-century designs, this house incorporates many of Breuer’s innovations – including the renowned “butterfly roof,” the centrally located kitchen, projecting parapets, vertical wood interior and exterior siding. A visual connection yet physical separation of the parent’s master bedroom on the balcony from the children’s area at the opposite side, the original Breuer stairs and rope rail, are still intact. The house contains nine rooms: four bedrooms, four bathrooms, studio, playroom, living room, family room, kitchen and two car garage.  Priced at  $1,630,000.

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For Rent:   Ulrich Franzen’s iconic personal home, the Franzen House, photographed here by Ezra Stoller is available for rent.  The four bedroom home is situated on 2-acres and features walls of glass, a fir ceiling, and wood burning fireplace.  Fantastic opportunity to live in a mesmerizing mid-century home. 

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For Sale:  1967 Edward Durell Stone designed masterpiece set on 11 waterfront acres. Includes “once in a lifetime beach house” sitting just 20 feet from Cold Spring Harbor. First time to the Market in 48 years.   

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For Sale:  Rare opportunity to own an architectural masterpiece designed by mid-century architect, Ulrich Franzen, which has been completely renovated and redesigned with the highest level of finishes and style.  Once featured in the pages of Life magazine, it is hard to image a more impressively located mid-century home in the tristate area. Built on a private causeway on Long Island Sound, this is one spectacular waterfront property.  Enjoy. 

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For Sale: We absolutely love this Hopewell, NJ 4-bedroom home designed by renowned architect Philip Collins.  It needs some TLC but what lovely bones.  (via Trulia.com)