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For affluent architecture lovers in search of a unique vacation, this rental could be the chance of a lifetime.

By Diane di Costanzo

This 1956-built New Canaan home is a Fairfield County treasure.

By Diane di Costanzo

Take a look at some of the projects that have graced the pages of CTC&G over the past two decades.

By Editors of CTC&G

The late and great architect worked on this residential project at the same time the Guggenheim Museum was being built.

By Jacquelyn Shannon

Designed by “the sixth of the Harvard Five,” it’s unlikely this home will ever languish on the market when it lists.

By Diane di Costanzo

Back in 1960, prominent architect James Evans designed this angular spread to be his family’s personal home, thus its name today.

By Annika Holmberg

One of the legendary Harvard Five, Noyes’s creations are highly sought-after so this gem likely won’t stay on the market long.

By Annika Holmberg

Often called the sixth of the Harvard Five architects, Lee was known for creating one-of-a-kind residences in New Canaan.

By Diane di Costanzo

One of the famous Harvard Five, Breuer was a master architect whose unique creations are always treasures on the market.

By Charles Hobbs

Built in 1890, this darling abode sits on more than five acres of land and offers breathtaking countryside views.

By Diane di Costanzo

The architect, sometimes referred to as the sixth of the Harvard Five, designed one-of-a-kind houses.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs by Michael Biondo

Best known for the original Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City, Breuer built several houses in Fairfield and Litchfield Counties.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs by Dan Milstein

Called the Latham House, it was built in 1967 by noted architect Richard Bergmann.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs Courtesy of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty

Its Mad Men-era styling includes a two-story glass wall overlooking the pool.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs Courtesy of Halstead

The “Wiley House” was built by Philip Johnson in the mid-fifties and recently updated by Roger Ferris + Partners.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs Courtesy of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty

Midcentury Modern fanatics are abuzz about this listing.

By Diane di Costanzo | Photographs Courtesy of William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty

In honor of our magazine’s ninth birthday, we’ve gathered up the market’s most grand, gorgeous—and giftable—listings. Grab them before they’re gone!

By Diane di Costanzo

These New York digs and neighborhoods are hot out on the market. Penthouse D, one of New York’s most desirable tower apartments at Breseford is just waiting to be snatched up once famous editor Helen Gurley Brown’s estate puts it on the market.
And check out the new and improved Spanish Harlem, which is currently morphing into the newly christened Upper Carnegie Hill, Gotham’s latest emerging high-end neighborhood.

By Site Staff

We’ve mapped out some of the most notable mid-century homes in New Canaan and neighboring towns. Check out some of these marvelous moderns.

By Diane di Costanzo

September marks the start of the autumn selling season, which comes on the heels of better-than-expected summer sales. From a New Canaan chateau to an Ellington contemporary we’ve got the listings here.

By Diane di Costanzo