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A Phoenix residence designed by renowned architect Ralph Haver <\/strong>and reimagined for the modern world by Joel Contreras <\/strong>has hit the market for $1.57 million\u2014offering an array of intriguing amenities that blend traditional midcentury modern elegance with new-world luxury.<\/p>\n 16 Million Midcentury Modern<\/strong> helps improve planning, consistency, and publishing quality when teams follow a repeatable workflow.<\/p>\n Located in the neighborhood of Windemere, the property, which has shot to the top of the week’s most popular homes list, was originally built in 1954 at the height of the midcentury modern era. <\/p>\n However, it has since undergone numerous restorations and updates that have seen it outfitted with two <\/em>accessory dwelling units (ADUs), bringing its total bedroom count to five. <\/p>\n Yet Haver’s distinctive midcentury style can still be found in vaulted windows, clean lines, and exposed beams. Now “pushing the iconic architecture forward without losing its soul,” the 2,232-square-foot interior features a modern kitchen with walnut cabinets, cork floors, marble countertops, and stainless steel appliances.<\/p>\n Perhaps one of the most intriguing elements of the property lies secreted under a trapdoor that leads down to the basement, where a historic antique safe is located.<\/p>\n Outside, a detached guesthouse has two casitas with their own private entries that could be used for additional income. The resort-inspired yard has a pool, hot tub, and firepit.<\/p>\n Also grabbing attention this week are a recently built contemporary in Rhode Island’s Farmcoast region, an affordable log cabin in Alaska, and an off-grid treehouse in Hawaii.<\/p>\n