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c. 1937

The Hangover | Richard Halliburton House

Laguna Beach, California | $7,500,000

Designed by architect William Levy Alexander, this gem is a very rare example of early 20th-century modern architecture using concrete and steel. The name, Hangover House, comes from its positioning: perched 600-feet above the Pacific Ocean with sweeping views up and down the coast, transitioning to east-facing views overlooking Aliso Canyon. Originally featured in a 1938 edition of Architectural Record, the Hangover House is what many architectural historians consider to be among the early masterpieces of modern residential architecture in Southern California.

c. 1880

Montview Estate

Millburn Township, New Jersey | $4,195,000

This iconic 8-bedroom, 6 full and 2 half-bathroom residence has been reimagined with today’s lifestyle in mind, offering a seamless blend of grand entertaining spaces, private retreats and thoughtfully crafted details. With approx 11,000 square feet and 4 floors of living and entertainment space including the lower level, Montview’s layout caters to both elegant entertaining and everyday ease. Set on over an acre of landscaped grounds leading to the stunning wraparound porch and restored roofing with slate-style shingles, Montview is close to top-rated public and private schools, fine dining, boutique shopping, recreational options + just 3 blocks to the Short Hills Train Station with direct train to NYC.

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c. 1880

Farmhouse & Modern Homestead

Center Barnstead, New Hampshire | $1,250,000

Dubbed “Delilah” by the owner’s daughter, this remarkable farmhouse has been restored with great love and care to preserve extraordinary bones: original wood floors, substantial moldings, plaster walls, old doors and hardware, and an original staircase and railing that had endured for generations. Today, approximately 80 percent of the home’s original wood flooring remains. Among its most remarkable features is the dining room floor, laid in alternating red and white maple and centered by a distinctive star medallion. Wide-plank white pine floors, 12 inch moldings, 9 foot ceilings, carefully restored plaster walls with graceful curved corners continue to tell the house’s story. Delilah is now living a new life surrounded by the buzz of bees, the smell of flowers, the joy of canning and preserving every fall, the gathering around a boiler while maple water turns into liquid amber-gold, and the laughter of the families she has once again sheltered through storms and celebrated life with.  This is living WITH the land.

c. 1920

Swan House Waterfront Bungalow

Broad Channel, New York | $879,000

There are not many places in New York City where you can step outside with a cup of coffee, watch great blue herons work the shoreline, launch a kayak from your own backyard, make pottery in a sprawling studio downstairs—and still be in Manhattan in 45 minutes. Welcome to Swan House, a restored 1920s waterfront bungalow tucked along the edge of Jamaica Bay in Broad Channel, one of the best lots in New York City’s most unusual and tightly held waterfront communities. A little piece of old New York, still sitting at the water’s edge.

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