Sleek and Stylish Midcentury Modern Homes for Sale Across America

You don’t have to be a “Mad Men” fanatic to appreciate the clean lines and timeless style of midcentury modern architecture and design. If you were lucky, you might have even grown up in one of these posh pads from the ’50s or ’60s. Ready to indulge in some real estate reveries? Grab a cocktail and heat up your TV dinner: Here are some midcentury beauties ready to welcome their next owners.

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$679,900

Built in 1968, this four-bedroom north of Milwaukee is tucked away in the trees near Lake Michigan. A stunning grassy yard has ample shade, and a concrete patio opens up onto an inviting, secluded pool — the perfect spot to dive into some macaroni salad or chiffon cake with guests. 

Stone, glass, and wood combine to give this house a classic midcentury feel, and an open spiral staircase is a show-stopper. Distinctive eyebrow windows flood the second floor with light, and a sun room overlooks the pool and lush backyard. 

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$3.8 million

There’s no better place for that swanky midcentury lifestyle than Palm Springs. The price tag puts this 7,000-square-foot estate built in 1965 out of reach for most, but it’s still fun to dream (and drool). Set on 2.6 palm-lined acres, it has a separate guesthouse, a pool with a swim-up bar, mountain views, and even a custom-designed chip and putt golf course.

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Step through the aqua-blue double doors to find a home that has been featured in “Rolling Stone.” There’s a sunken cocktail lounge, floor-to-ceiling windows, a gorgeous stone fireplace, a butler’s pantry, and much more. The master bathroom has a private atrium, a round walk-in shower, and its own sauna.

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$195,000

Don’t have millions to drop on a home? The midcentury vibe comes at a particularly friendly price in small-town Indiana. This four-bedroom built in 1956 sits on a 1-acre lot filled with mature trees and has a detached garage or workshop, an eye-catching geodesic shed, and a large deck. 

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Plenty of original details remain, including the countertops, sleek wood cabinetry, and an inset stone fireplace in the family room. Floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of light. And we have one word for the carpet: groovy.

$649,000

Get the Palm Springs lifestyle for less in Texas with this distinctive three-bedroom from 1960. It has a privacy wall that makes the beautifully landscaped front yard feel like a hidden oasis, and there are plenty of shaded patios where you can enjoy fresh air without baking in the sun.

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There are swinging ’60s details everywhere you look in this home, from the room dividers to the textured walls and ceilings. The kitchen, with its pink countertops and vintage appliances, looks like it’s straight out of a time capsule.

$310,000 

Built in 1962, this cozy four-bedroom has been refreshed for modern living, but still has a welcoming, family-friendly “Brady Bunch” vibe. Lush landscaping and a new cedar deck with a gas fire pit await new owners, as do money-saving solar panels. 

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Angular ceilings, parquet flooring, a stacked stone fireplace, and an open staircase mean there’s still plenty of midcentury to love here, but there’s also new paint, a totally refreshed kitchen, and gleaming new bathrooms.  

$799,900

Love midcentury architecture, but not cramped suburban lots? You’ll have plenty of room and privacy with this spacious Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired four-bedroom, set on 24 wooded acres in western South Carolina. There’s also a picturesque creek with small waterfalls, a newly restored pool, and a carport that can handle up to six cars (including your wood-paneled station wagon). 

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If you love wildlife watching, the floor-to-ceiling windows running along the back of this home will make it all the more enjoyable. There are plenty of original features inside, including mirrored walls, cyprus paneling, terrazzo floors, and an open staircase with a grotto. A bar is tucked behind a cozy stone fireplace, too.

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$1.5 million

Built in 1966, this three-bedroom midcentury hideaway off eastern Long Island is tucked away in the trees near a nature preserve. The 1-acre lot has an outdoor fireplace, a large front deck, and a gunite pool with an automatic cover. There’s even a landscaped waterfall to add to the ambience.

Exposed wood beams, vaulted ceilings, and eyebrow windows give the living spaces a bright, spacious feel. The updated kitchen has white cabinets, granite counters, newer appliances, and an inviting bar area. The master bedroom has its own fireplace and an office reached via a spiral staircase.

$380,000

This modestly priced five-bedroom built in 1962 sprawls over nearly 4,000 square feet south of Minneapolis. It sits on a spacious 1-acre lot with a shed, a striking carport, and a circular driveway. Balconies off the back offer a peaceful spot to take it all in.

If you’ve got a soft spot for the wood-paneled wonders of the ’60s, look no further. This one-of-a-kind abode also has vaulted ceilings in the family room and kitchen, a floating staircase, two brick fireplaces, and mod light fixtures. 

$4 million

The price is steep, but this 7,000-square-foot bedroom built in 1963 is so picture-perfect it could easily be a movie set. Named Sky Crest, the home was designed by a prominent Austin architect and was renovated and restored recently to its original glory. The private lot has a sprawling paver driveway and a shaded kidney-shaped pool for those hot Texas days.

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An open-concept main level features gleaming wood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a stacked stone fireplace. Tired of stainless steel? The cotton-candy-colored appliances will really have you ready to bake your most gut-busting ’60s casserole. 

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$449,000

This compact three-bedroom ranch built in 1958 is just begging for a small family or sun-loving retirees to make it their own. It’s surrounded by lush palms and ferns, and the private backyard features a pool and a screened-in patio where even Florida’s most ambitious mosquitos can’t get you.

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The foliage theme continues inside with some truly inspired wallpaper. There is terrazzo and wood flooring, a renovated bathroom, and a sunny Florida room that opens onto the patio and the pool.

$839,000

This five-bedroom, built in 1969, has unmistakable swagger that starts from the moment you spy its well-landscaped corner lot. Need privacy? There is a front courtyard as well as a private backyard with a large patio and a pergola.

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Eyebrow windows and vaulted ceilings keep the space light and bright, and the modern kitchen is still sleek enough to fit with the home. Family-friendly features include a mudroom and a large laundry room, while a massive walk-in closet and a bar add a little bit of luxury. 

$2.6 million

How’s a midcentury modern with a view sound? This five-bedroom built in 1960 has a seaside perch north of Boston. A grassy yard, balcony, and oceanside deck all offer relaxing spots for enjoying the view, and a stone staircase leads down from the yard to a private beach, dock, and boathouse.

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Large windows flood the living room with light, and there are views of the water throughout the space. Other highlights include a cozy stacked-stone fireplace, terrazzo floors, a master suite with his-and-hers closets, and a spacious laundry room.

$469,500

This sprawling four-bedroom ranch built in 1961 sits on a lush, private lot with large trees and a front courtyard. The brick back patio with a pergola, an outdoor fireplace, a swing, and bar seating is ready for large gatherings. 

An open living space with vaulted ceilings, wood beams, and built-ins fuses midcentury and modern charm. The updated kitchen has a huge island, new appliances, and tons of spacious white cabinetry. And if you have a soft spot for retro tile, the bathrooms deliver.

$207,000

This angular two-bedroom has a small footprint, but a pleasingly small price tag to match. Built in 1951, it’s on a tree-lined boulevard that’s convenient to central Milwaukee. A sunroom offers a great bonus space for enjoying warmer weather, too.

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With vaulted, wood-beamed ceilings, a stone fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling windows, the open-concept living room and kitchen are magazine-spread worthy. Speaking of the kitchen, it has been completely modernized, with white cabinets and stainless-steel appliances. There’s bonus space in the basement for relaxing, crafting, or jamming.

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$2.4 million

This seven-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot estate built in 1970 is over the top in so many ways. Let’s start with the 8.5-acre grounds, which include multiple patios and terraces with mountain views, a walking path, and a separate two-bedroom apartment with its own garage and private entrance. There’s even a private putting green, a lighted tennis court, and two historic cannons.

A massive solarium dominates the center of the home, featuring 30-foot glass ceilings, a grotto-like indoor pool, a sunken conversation area, live palms, and changing rooms. A music room has its own bar, and an impressive library has floor-to-ceiling shelves and a sliding ladder. Not enough? Check out the live garden in the dining room, the sauna, the half-court indoor gym, and the master bathroom with marble walls and a dressing room with a fireplace.

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$499,000

Built in 1951, this 4,500-square-foot four-bedroom in central Louisiana has room to spare. Anyone with pets or small kids will appreciate the fenced-in yard, front porch, private courtyard, and spacious, grassy back lot. It’s on a quiet, shady street, too.

The open-concept living room and dining room boasts parquet floors and clerestory windows, while the kitchen fuses warm wood cabinetry and sleek, modern appliances. Other highlights include a large brick fireplace, a huge walk-in shower in the master bathroom, a sauna, and a light-filled upstairs studio.

$2 million

This “true one of a kind” five-bedroom is on a half-acre near the center of Providence, but it feels like it’s a world away. Built in 1954, it was styled after Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpieces and is in a quiet historic district. A private, fenced backyard with a stone patio is particularly ideal for kids or pets. 

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A two-story foyer offers a dramatic welcome to this recently renovated home, which includes a bar off the family room and a marble fireplace. The kitchen and bathrooms are top of the line, and the huge double shower in the master bathroom will probably be tough to leave on a chilly day.

$975,000

This three-bedroom 1959 ranch with an angular roof and an unmistakably midcentury vibe sits on a lot overflowing with palms, ferns, and other foliage. The back deck is a true private retreat, complete with ample room for outdoor dining, a stone grill, and a hammock.

If you love that ’50s and ’60s feel but not old-home upkeep, this one is worth a look: It has been renovated top to bottom with a sleek style befitting its roots. There are eyebrow windows, frameless doors, engineered hardwood floors, striking light fixtures, floating bathroom vanities, and plenty of other mod touches. Love the furniture? Good, because it all stays.

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$675,000

Boxy is beautiful when it comes to this four-bedroom on a shady street in suburban Chicago. Built in 1962, it has a fenced-in backyard with a large patio and professional landscaping, and it’s within walking distance of parks, schools, and shops. 

The living area includes midcentury features such as a prominent fireplace, room-dividing shelving, and wood paneling. Skylights and large windows keep the interior bright, and an upper-level addition adds space for an office, additional bedroom, home gym, or studio. 

$1.4 million

This striking three-bedroom home built in 1965 almost seems like it’s one with its wooded lot in a quiet suburban Atlanta neighborhood. There is a private courtyard in front, and a wraparound deck that allows ample opportunities to take in the peaceful view.

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Grab a cocktail and relax in front of the striking stone fireplace in a cozy sunken living area. The streamlined kitchen has custom Italian cabinetry, and there’s a truly mod breakfast nook with a light fixture that would please any design lover. The bathrooms have also been updated, and floor-to-ceiling windows mean ample light throughout.