On the Market: A Massive Lloyd Wright, an English Cottage, and More Great Homes for Sale This Week

Each week we round up the latest must-see homes that have just gone up for sale. Stay on top of new listings by signing up for On the Market, Dwell’s weekly real estate newsletter.

In Denver, a Glassy Midcentury Seeks $2.25M After a Radiant Revamp

 "A testament to midcentury-modern resplendence takes hold within this Cherry Hills Heights rarity. Named the Alpert House after the first owners, the home was designed by prominent architect Richard Crowther and lovingly restored to uphold the time-honored motif, blurring the lines between what is new and what is original. Extensive woodwork and statement features collectively reinforce the timeless composition. Floor-to-ceiling glass immerses the home in natural light while beckoning residents outdoors to a verdant oasis. A minimalist kitchen discreetly camouflages the luxury appliances while a series of hidden pocket doors allow residents to morph the floor plan as they see fit. Private hideaways offer a glimpse into a storied past with thoughtfully curated original bathroom fixtures. This residence is a cherished token of Denver’s midcentury-modern history."

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One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Largest Homes Just Hit the Market for $8M

"Introducing Tirranna—a stunning estate embodying Frank Lloyd Wright’s genius. Situated on 14 acres of protected land, this architectural marvel blends geometric complexity with nature’s flowing curves. As you enter through the red iron gate, you’ll be spellbound by the festival of light and sound. Tirranna is one of Wright’s largest residential properties. It is also one of his last designs. This home boasts Philippine mahogany, concrete block walls, soaring ceilings, and cozy bedrooms. The landscape was thoughtfully designed by Frank Okamura allowing you to enjoy total privacy."

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A Luminous Stone Cottage Wrapped in the Bucolic Backdrop of the English Countryside Seeks £1.5M

"This beautifully crafted modern home in Winchcome is set within the walls of a Grade II–listed stone cottage and former agricultural barn. The subject of major renovation and extension by the architectural designer Sue Minter, the house fosters an inherent sense of rest and retreat, with modern touches artfully woven through the historic fabric of the foundations. Open-plan living spaces flow with ease across 3,460 square feet, and an additional stone outhouse provides some further 150 square feet. The expansive gardens have been lovingly developed and tended, with wonderful terraces for alfresco dining. The location offers immediate access to the open fields and countryside, with the highlights of the Cotswolds close by and the regency city of Cheltenham."

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In the Hudson Valley, a Frank Lloyd Wright–Inspired Home Seeks $4M

"Set above the Hudson River with expansive views of the Hudson Valley sits this Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired cedar and stone estate. The property's 32 acres of forest and fauna borders federal land with access to the Appalachian trail and not only offers complete privacy, the views of the Hudson River which spans the Bear Mountain Bridge, West Point and the Shawagunk Mountains, are both breathtaking and inspiring. And then there's the home itself: rooms lined with cedar and glass; stone walls with charming niches; a chef's kitchen of bleached mahogany, stainless steel appliances and glass cabinetry with a sky lit ceiling; and a sunken living room with vaulted ceiling."

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A Luminous Midcentury Outside Oakland Lists for the First Time in 60 Years

 "The quintessential Mad Men-era masterpiece has been carefully restored to its modernist glory and is hitting the market for the first time in 60 years. Hailed as "The House of Balconies" by the San Francisco Examiner when it was built, the home features soaring ceilings and expansive walls of floor-to-ceiling windows that frame dramatic views of Mt. Diablo and vineyards dotting distant Lafayette hillsides. Klemmedson married indoor and outdoor spaces by extending a limestone wall from the Zen-like entryway into the living room’s stunning floor-to-ceiling stone wall and out again towards the backyard pool."

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