Keith York

Mid-Century modern architect Richard Neutra’s Van Sicklen Residence is on the market for the first time in 50 years. One of only four residential designs by Neutra in San Diego County, the home retains original detailing but has been expanded over the decades, offering an array of possibilities for its next caretaker. Following the addition of a swimming pool, a ~900 sqft 1-bed, 1-bath cabana,

Historic Site #534, the Burton-Sessions Residence by Hurlburt & Frank commands its .66-acre Marston Hills site and majestic gardens. This Spanish Eclectic styled home is set within a Milton Sessions-planned garden. Enjoy a park-like setting at the east end of Balboa Park's Marston Canyon at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Enhanced and maintained by its thoughtful, creative caretakers over the last

Imagine yourself residing in this late 1960s masterwork by architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg brought into the 21st century with detailing not often found in contemporary homes. Hosting expansive views of Shelter Island, San Diego Harbor & downtown and Mexico (and views of snow-capped mountains in the winter), this reinvention with contemporary appliances, fixtures and finishes is a singular

Welcome to the Kite House designed by Southern California-based architecture firm, Architects Magnus. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an incredible piece of modern architecture alongside your own vineyard, in the heart of Temecula Wine Country. The home was built using fire resistant hybrid construction methods with a high strength steel frame, and sustainability in mind with a standing

The Davidson Residence designed by James Hubbell, and hand-built by the homeowners, is one of only a handful of structures to see the artist’s vision fully realized. Singular in its vision and execution, the home is as much a respite from urbanity as a chapel to the (2/3rds of an acre) surrounding native flora and seasonal stream.

MODERNISM IN THE DESERT: The Fortiner Residence by architect Lloyd Ruocco commands its 79-acre flat landscape – a former citrus grove in northern Borrego close to the Coyote Canyon trailhead. Enjoy wide open skies, clean air and privacy poolside and from within the steel, glass and concrete modernist home (originally published in Redbook in 1951). Ruocco returned to the site (circa 1961) to add