Paschal House, Raleigh, North Carolina, $2.5 to 5.7 million
Square Feet: 3,340 Lot Size: 1.3—2.94 acres Designed by famed architect James Fitzgibbon, the 1950 Paschal House is renowned for its stunning combination of modernist principles with the warmth and grace of natural materials and a serene integration of outdoor and indoor living spaces and views. Considered a radical departure from local precedents when built, it is one of the most beautiful and intact of the important modernist houses planned by trend-setting architect-professors at the then newly established (1948) School of Design at North Carolina State University. The Paschal House was the carefully planned dream home for Dr. George Jr. and Mrs. Beth Cummings Paschal, well–respected and important members of the Raleigh community, and was their beloved family home. More information.

Phillips 66 Gas Station, Rockville, Maryland, FREE. This corner prototype of the 1950s Phillips 66 gas station will be demolished after 30 days. The building is available for removal or salvage until October 28, 2007. All costs are to be assumed by interested party and arrangements must be negotiated with property owner. Serious inquiries only, call City of Rockville, Historic Preservation staff 240-314-8232.

Stromquist Home by Frank Lloyd Wright, Bountiful, Utah, $3.5 million. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2800 square feet, fantastic views of the mountains and Great Salt Lake. More information.

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