Address: 31250 Broad Beach Road, Malibu, CA

Price: $57.5 million

An 11,000-square-foot oceanfront masterpiece features 160 feet of beach, a full-sized lighted tennis court, and a lap pool.

Address: 1236 Biscaya Dr., Surfside, FL

Price: $6.8 million

The modern beachfront home has wide bay windows, a water moat surrounding the courtyard, and a dock on Normandy Beach.

Address: 31107 Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, CA

Price: $15 million

Embedded within Aliso Rock, this South Laguna home has a genuine stone facade and resembles a pearl embedded within a life-size abalone shell.

Address: 5850 E Glenn Dr., Paradise Valley, AZ

Price: $30 million

Enjoy views on both the north and south faces of Mummy Mountain from this unique property, which sits in the center of a mountain ridge. The two wings of the home are connected by an entertainment hall carved out of the mountain.

Address: 9380 Sierra Mar Dr., Los Angeles, CA

Price: $25 million

Sitting above the famed Sunset Strip in the coveted “bird streets,” this mansion offers sweeping views of the Hollywood Hills and the ocean — a sight to be enjoyed from the 1,800-square-foot infinity pool.

Address: 362 W Via Sol, Palm Springs, CA

Price: $2.7 million

Originally built in 1957, this property went through a number of transformations until 2003, when the entire home was restored using the original blueprints. Modern accents include floating walls, floor to ceiling glass walls, and outdoor greenery that pops through the windows.

Address: 341 W Channel Rd., Santa Monica, CA

Price: $12.8 million

This two-home compound has 8 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms. It feels like it’s in an oasis, with its garden of succulent plants, water features, and fire elements. A pool weaves throughout the grounds.

Address: 7000 Macapa Dr., Los Angeles, CA

Price: $8.9 million

This architectural anomaly boasts panoramic city views (including the Hollywood sign), extraordinary craftsmanship, and a style that is both modern and sophisticated.

Address: 4603 Island CV, Austin, TX

Price: $4.8 million

This home feels like a classic masterpiece, thanks to its hand-carved details, extensive use of limestone and marble, and its covered terraces.

Address: 8161 Hollywood, Lost Angeles, CA

Price: $6.9 million

Famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright dreamt up The John Storer Residence in 1923, and it remains a timeless tribute to the Garden of Eden-like beauty and oddity of California homes.

Address: 8250 Sanderling Rd., Sarasota, FL

Price: $11.5 million

This private and colorful beachfront estate boasts 36-foot-high ceilings, deep covered terraces on three levels, and a roof garden overlooking the water.

Address: 78 Malibu Colony Rd., Malibu, CA

Price: $22 million

Built in 1968 of wood and concrete by architect John Lautner, the Stevens Residence has lines that evoke the image of waves crashing down on Malibu Beach. The modernist home is a California State Cultural Landmark.

Address: 1014 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, IL

Price: $3 million

Sitting on almost two private acres with a ravine and pool, this Stanley Tigerman-designed home is loaded with masterful architectural details, including a barrel-vaulted skylight, cove lighting, and soaring entry space.

Address: 303 S Green Bay Rd., Lake Forest, IL

Price: $5.5 million

This modern, energy efficient house is designed in the likeness of the “House of Tomorrow,” an installation at the 1933 World’s Fair. Its steel and concrete frame structure is “built to last forever.”

Address: 4565 Province Line Rd., Princeton, NJ

Price: $3.4 million

This modern home of wood, steel, and vast stretches of glass is tucked away in nine acres of woods. Each ground level room opens to an outdoor space, inviting direct interaction with nature.

Address: 3003 Runyon Canyon Rd., Los Angeles, CA

Price: $3 million

Sitting on one of the most renowned promontories in Los Angeles, Inspiration Point offers 360-degree views of the city, from downtown to the ocean — making it the perfect home office for a writer or artist.

Address: 15210 Antelo Place, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $18.5 million

World class architect Ted Tanaka designed this super private estate in 1986, and it’s been completely restored two decades later. It’s an architectural masterpiece with its large-scale sun-filled rooms, walls of glass, and sprawling lawns.

Address: 33583 Mulholland Highway, Malibu, CA

Price: $9.2 million

A popular film site, this elongated steel and glass structure by architect Ed Niles offers soaring glass ceilings, panoramic views of the Santa Monica mountains, and a helicopter pad. It’s set on 14 acres.

Address: 2466 Southridge Dr., Palm Springs, CA

Price: $34 million

“Bold, iconic, legendary, and timeless” all define the Bob and Dolores Hope Estate, a private residence designed by John Lautner. The property has entertained dignitaries from all over the world.

Address: 645 Prospect, Pasadena, CA

Price: $4 million

This UNESCO World Heritage Site, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, evokes the feeling of a hidden temple, with its neutral facade and lush, overgrown greenery.

Address: 81307 Amundsen Ave., La Quinta, CA

Price: $39.5 million

This private resort-like home in the California desert offers a theater, driving range, waterfalls, running stream, pool, spa, and outdoor living area with flat screen TVs, fire pits, and bar.

Address: 6980 Knoll Rd., Amberley, OH

Price: $1.8 million

This is the first time Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Gerald B. Tonkens House has been on the market. It sits on four acres of private park.

Address: 133 Old La Honda Rd., Woodside, CA

Price: $5 million

Sleek architectural lines, a monochromatic color palette, and walls of glass create an aesthetic that is both bold and graceful.

Address: 153 S Burlingame Ave., Los Angeles, CA

Price: $11 million

With its masterfully placed windows and walls, the architect of Casa Shapiro created unique outdoor spaces that have separate purposes. Outside, there’s a secondary dining room, pool, spa, cabana, and paddle tennis court.

Address: 10124 Pacific View Rd., Malibu, CA

Price: $3 million

This Bedrock-like home seamlessly marries form, function, and nature. Its vaulted ceilings and glass walls enhance the experience of living on roughly 23 acres of park land.