How does the idea of some brutalist architecture grab you for a holiday? If it does, check out this 1970s Julian Lampens-designed property in Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium, which is available to give via Airbnb.
A grade II-listed house, this 1960s John Parkinson Whittle-designed modernist property in Didsbury, Greater Manchester is pretty much untouched from the day it was built for the architect himself back in the early part of that decade. An amazing place to live if you have the money to buy it.
If you want well-preserved midcentury modern, do check out this 1950s Kemper Nomland-designed property in Altadena, California, USA, which has been in the same family since construction. As you can imagine, it is packed full of period detailing.
If you’ve always like the idea of Span living, we have a treat for you. This 1960s Eric Lyons-designed Span House on the Cator Estate, Blackheath, London SE3 is on the market, with so much of its originality intact.
This is an interesting one. A 1960s modernist property in Grayshott, Hampshire that looks pretty much unchanged from the day it was built. The interior is all you could hope for and a dream renovation project.
This is really special. A listed 1950s Arne Jacobsen-designed townhouse in Klampenborg, near Copenhagen, Denmark in wonderfully original condition. This is the midcentury Scandinavian dream.
