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Asking $520K, This Moody, Monochromatic Cabin Is Not Your Typical A-Frame

“Black Oak A-Frame is tucked away on a canopied street in the quaint mountain town of Crestline, California. Enter via a pathway flanked by the mountainous natural landscape into a room with towering windows, an original midcentury fireplace, and dual sliding Fleetwood doors. A chef’s kitchen adorned with custom cabinetry and an Italian range opens to a main living space that exudes moody vibes. You will also find a coffee bar and an intimate dining space with direct access to one of the two outdoor living areas. The spa-like bathroom on the main floor is modernized with floor-to-ceiling tile and a floating tub with views of the dogwood trees.”

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In Salt Lake City, a Cor-Ten Steel Home With a Cantilevered Roof Hits the Market for $1.9M

“This home was designed by architect Steve Simmons with a focus on clean lines and a unique, wing-shaped cantilevered roof which offers breathtaking southern and western views. The home is thoughtfully designed to provide yard privacy and has a walk-out level that seamlessly flows from the living spaces. The entrance features a double-sided fireplace and a small courtyard that connects the main home to a separate guest quarters. Upon entering, one is immediately struck by the sweeping views, the open staircase, and the spaciousness of the kitchen and living area. The vaulted ceilings, along with a bank of floor-to-ceiling windows, create a harmonious connection between the indoors and outdoors. The gourmet kitchen is a standout feature with its clean lines. The master suite is equally impressive, offering panoramic views, a double vanity, a glass shower, a standalone tub, and two walk-in closets for a sense of seclusion and luxury.”

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For $3.7M, You Can Live Like Rock Royalty in Bob Dylan’s Scottish Highland Estate

“Bob Dylan, one of America’s greatest songwriters, rose to fame during the 1960s with such hits as ‘Blowin’ in the Wind’ and ‘The Times They Are A-Changin’.’ His songs captured the tumultuous spirit of the ’60s and became anthems for the anti-war and civil rights movements. Now 82, Dylan continues to tour, having recently wrapped up his European concert series. For the last 17 years, the prolific artist has owned a stately mansion known as Aultmore House in the Cairngorm National Park in Scotland. Unable to visit the home since the Covid-19 pandemic, Dylan has listed the property for sale, accepting offers in excess of £3,000,000. Approached via a private, tree-lined driveway, the 18,357-square-foot mansion includes 16 bedrooms, each with lovely garden views, and 11 bathrooms. Multiple entertainment areas include a lounge, sunroom, and garden room. Three kitchens, plus a basement that includes storage, a workshop, and a coal cellar complete the home. The estate has been recognized for both its historic and architectural importance.”

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One of Oklahoma City’s Most Extraordinary Midcentury Homes Seeks $1.4M

“The Cunningham House by architect Herb Greene is a landmark midcentury-modern treasure built in 1962. Greene studied architecture along with Bruce Goff and Frank Lloyd Wright, lectured at The University of Oklahoma, and established with Bruce Goff the American School. Living in this home is like stepping into a piece of art with beauty and nature colliding. It feels as though you are escaping to your own secluded resort on a large lot with a gorgeous, fully tiled 10-foot pool with diving board on the north side of the house, a fountain garden on the south side, and a huge backyard overlooking the creek and golf course.”

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Santa Barbara’s Weird and Wonderful Whale House Lists for a Whopping $3.25M

“Built in 1978, this one-of-a-kind, architecturally magical masterpiece is exquisite from head to tail—literally! The Whale House, designed by Michael Carmichael, is a whimsical expression of artistry set amongst peaceful oak and sycamore trees and seasonal Mission Creek. An artistic home calls for a unique entrance. Step through the whale’s mouth and let the imaginative lifestyle begin. Three floors of creative genius encompass the head of the whale. Notable features include: a spiraling stairwell open to the fresh outdoors, a rock-covered elevator shaft, 270 Belgian leaded and stained glass windows to take in the tranquil 360-degree views, walls of Venetian plaster, and massive wood columns and beams.”

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Santa Barbara’s Weird and Wonderful Whale House Lists for a Whopping $3.25M