Curbed's favorite homes for sale

[View on the web]( I'll take one New Orleans pied-à -terre for $250K, Alex. - Sally Kuchar [Insert alt text here]( [Charming brick midcentury asks $159K]( Designed by noted architect George Pierce of the Houston-based firm Pierce and Pierce, the three-bedroom, three-bath house was built in 1951 with 2,218 square feet. [Insert alt text here]( [Ornate Manhattan townhouse with Heinz family ties asks $21M]( The 7,000-square-foot Georgian townhouse has six bedrooms and six full bathrooms. The ornate home overlooking the East River was originally built for Anne Vanderbilt, who was married into the Vanderbilt family. She is often associated with establishing Sutton Place as a stylish enclave for New York’s wealthy set. In subsequent years, the townhouse was home to Charles Merrill, the man who founded Merrill Lynch, before it was purchased by the Heinz family in the 1970s. [Insert alt text here]( [Spiraling Frank Lloyd Wright house can be yours for $12.9M]( The David and Gladys Wright House is an early example of Wright’s late-career style, which realized its apex in the curving Guggenheim Museum. [Insert alt text here]( [Trippy Bay Area home asks $599K]( Conceived and built in 1975 by James Lee, an industrial engineer who designed the metal hardware for the Eames chair, this Oakland home is a rare treat. Located in the Piedmont Pines neighborhood, this abode screams Bay Area bohemian, from the slightly slanted hallway to the curving hand-built staircase, which give this house a far-out vibe. [Insert alt text here]( [Three-bedroom townhouse in Washington, D.C. with two master suites seeks $499K]( The home is also within walking distance of the St. Elizabeths East Campus, which is being redeveloped. [Insert alt text here]( [Midcentury modern ‘trophy’ in Los Angeles seeks second-ever owner]( Designed by A. Quincy Jones, the three-bedroom house is just shy of 2,000 square feet. The house is pretty much pristine, retaining its concrete block interiors, exposed beam ceilings, clerestory windows, and Douglas Fir plywood interiors. [Insert alt text here]( [Garrison colonial home is proof positive that relative deals can be had in Boston proper]( The house has the potential for three bedrooms as well as touches such as a direct-entry garage and a wood-burning fireplace. There are also one and a half bathrooms and a back deck. [Insert alt text here]( [In Philly, a rustic gem with Vermont wood stove for $385K]( The home could use some fixing up, but it mixes worn wood with stonework and decorated windows. [Insert alt text here]( [Built in the 1800s, these five French Quarter pieds-à -terre all cost less than $250K]( In New Orleans, $250,000 can get you a lot of house—or it can get you a lot of history. Nestled in the Vieux Carre, New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood and the one that most closely approximates a dense, walkable urban metropolis, these petite abodes may be short on square footage, but they’re long on 19th-century charm. [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.