Curbed's favorite homes of the week

[View on the web]( Though the homes this week are all wonderfully different, there's an architecturally stunning beach house right outside of Seattle that's my favorite. It's a beauty, so scroll to the bottom to see it. - Sally Kuchar [Insert alt text here]( [An almost tiny home in Austin for less than $300K]( The one-story home is cozy, with two bedrooms and one bathroom in 865 square feet. Built in 1948, the clapboard house has vaulted ceilings, built-in bookcases, and hard tile and vinyl wood-plank floors, as well as a full separate utility room. [Insert alt text here]( [Industrial condo between Pike Place and Seattle’s waterfront on the market for $550k]( Tucked between Pike Place Market and Seattle’s waterfront, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom penthouse home offers 795 square feet of industrial charm, with wood-clad ceilings and a loft-style bedroom. [Insert alt text here]( [Former Wrigley estate outside of Chicago sells for a record-setting $11.25M]( A sprawling waterfront estate once belonging to the famous Wrigley family sold for $11.25 million. It sets a new record for single-family homes in the popular summer home destination of Lake Geneva as well as the entire state of Wisconsin. [Insert alt text here]( [A hilltop midcentury modern time capsule gets a sensitive remodel in Berkeley]( On paper, Michelle Green didn’t seem like a person who might take on the renovation of a time capsule midcentury modern house. She was living in San Francisco in an Edwardian apartment with period details, she didn’t know much about the style, and she’d never owned a home—much less taken on a remodel of any size. But, as she says, “sometimes, ignorance can be bliss.” [Insert alt text here]( [Architect’s own modern barn home asks $650K]( This modern barn home 🐷🌾 could be yours for the equivalent of 197 years of avocado toast 💸🥑; it's listed at $650,000. The toast would come from nearby [@acpetersenfarms]( where they sell it for $9. [Insert alt text here]( [Hamptons home from 1770 lists for $1.15M]( This 1,519-square-foot Shelter Island home has been around since 1770—making it older than the United States Declaration of Independence. Even though the home is a timely 248 years old, it’s been renovated to bring it into the 21st century, recently with new windows, siding, a new roof, wiring and plumbing, and updates to the kitchen and bathrooms. [Insert alt text here]( [Designer’s dazzling ‘clock house’ wants $3.6M outside NYC]( The residence of noted designer Ernest de la Torre, the 1957-built Georgian has been dressed to the nines and combines classic and contemporary touches that are magazine-ready. [Insert alt text here]( [’50s gem with original details asks $1.4M in Texas]( There’s some gorgeous midcentury modern architecture popping up for sale throughout Texas, and the latest gem to come on the market is this 1952 home in Dallas. [Insert alt text here]( [A lovely New Orleans home with guest house for $699KÂ]( Measuring at 1,739 square feet, this home has three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. We’re in love with its spacious master bedroom. The master bathroom has a double vanity, a marble finish, and a clawfoot tub. [Insert alt text here]( [Ralph Anderson’s beach home relisted for $1.95 million]( Anderson has designed other homes along the beach around West Seattle, but few, if any, get this close to the water. This home just southwest of Seattle—originally listed for $2.5 million back in July, and now back on the market for $1.95 million. [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Manage your [email preferences](, or [unsubscribe]( to stop receiving emails from Vox Media. Vox Media, 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2018. All rights reserved.