10 most stunning midcentury homes for sale in 2016

As we approach the last days of 2016, let’s take a stroll through some of the most memorable—and covetable—midcentury modern homes that went on the market this year. We’ve got time capsules, jewel boxes, and never-before-seens, from Kansas City to Kalamazoo, some still available, and others long-gone. Whether they were designed by big-names like Frank Lloyd Wright or are of mysterious provenance, here are 10 houses that we loved this year.

Untouched in Napa, California

Custom-built and virtually untouched, this 1968-stunner boasts three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths over 2,366 square feet, incredible views of the Valley, and what seems to be all-original interiors. It’s still available for $1,995,000.

Photos via Zillow

Marcel Breuer beauty in Kansas City

The 1,776-square-foot, three-bedroom Snower Residence in Kansas City is believed to be only one of two Marcel Breuer-designed homes west of the Mississippi River.

Photos by Michael Robinson Courtesy of Hufft Projects

Rare Frank Lloyd Wright House in Minneapolis

The perfectly-preserved Olfet House with all original furniture in tact caused a sensation when it first came on the market back in June. The 2,647-square-foot three-bedroom is shockingly still up for sale for $1,395,000 after a $100,000 price cut.

Photos by LANDMARK

Waiting to be restored in Los Angeles, California

This spectacular 2,600-square-foot 1967 house is located in the neighborhood of Highland Park and was designed by P.J. McCarty. A sale is currently pending on the $949,000 list price.

Courtesy of Richard Perez/Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices

A swell time capsule in Dallas, Texas

Just like a movie set, this 2,240-square-foot four-bedroom will keep the party going long after all the guests have left.

Photos via Virgini

Beautifully Restored George Nelson in Kalamazoo, Michigan

This jaw-dropping beauty was designed in 1955 for James and Sally Kirkpatrick, whose college roommate Frances Hollister happened to be married to George Nelson—Herman Miller’s longtime director of design. The four-bedroom, 3,500-square-foot home also included most of the furniture—and sold in about a week.

Photography by Paul Barbera

A jewel surrounded by evergreens in Edmonds, Washington

The 1961, glass-encased 1,868-square-foot three-bedroom sold for $150,000 over the asking price of $589,000.

Photos via 360 Modern Real Estate

William Pereira-designed home goes on the market for the first time in Holladay, Utah

Built in 1969, this 4,650-square-foot two-bedroom features all of its original stone, glass, wood, and concrete details in pristine condition.

Photos via Cityhome Collective

Virtually untouched Buff & Hensman in Pasadena, California

The 2,287-square-foot Hollis House was built in 1978 and towers over a golf course and has amazing views of the Pasadena skyline and the San Gabriel mountains. It sold for $1,340,000 in October.

Photos via Pacific Sotheby’s

Midcentury mystery house in Hickory Corners, Michigan

Though we don’t know much about this home, the 3,200-square-foot, three-bedroom is "custom built" and "architect-designed," boasts a plethora of period details, and sold for around $350,000.

Photos via Zillow

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