Futuristic homes will ultimately sell to affluent buyers who collect art or at least appreciate architecture as an art form. Here are five worth checking out:
Loma Linda Drive
Location: Beverly Hills, CA
Recently Sold: $9 million
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| This Ed Niles designed home is transparently modern. |
Designed by Ed Niles, this home's structure features curved glass walls and curved stainless steel windows and doors, fitting six bedrooms, an elevator and a seven-car garage within its layout.
West 29th Street
Location: New York, NY
List Price: $1.75 million
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| This Steampunk-style New York space is retro-modern. |
This one-bedroom steam punk-inspired apartment is adorned in ship doors, steam pipes, construction dropcloths, even a 32-foot model of the Hindenburg that lights up and changes colors.
Wissioming Court
Location: Bethesda, MD
List Price: $7 million
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| This rectangular mansion is loaded with modern luxury features. |
This brightly-hued, rectangular 10,000-square foot manse was designed by Robert Gurney, sits overlooking the Potomac River and boasts heated floors, glass bridges, a five-car garage and an infinity pool.
Twin Sister Road
Location: Fairfield, CA
List Price: $6.75 million
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| Open, expansive views with glass walls are a must-have. |
This Northern California abode sits atop the Twin Sisters Mountains, touting 6,000-square feet of carved slate decks, a blue-tiled pool that starts inside the house and flows outside underneath a sheet of glass, and an indoor, glass-enclosed atrium with pond.
Pottery House
Location: Santa Fe, NM
List Price: $4.75 million
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| Pottery House was designed but not built by Frank Lloyd Wright. |
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