SUBSCRIBE & SAVE Less than $3 per week View Profile The Explainer Talking Points The Week Recommends Newsletters From the Magazine The Week Junior Food & Drink Personal Finance All Categories Newsletter sign up Culture & Life 6 well-preserved homes built in the 1930s Featuring a restored 1934 colonial in Arizona and a cold-storage warehouse turned loft in New York City Newsletter sign up Jump to category: Phoenix, Arizona Los Angeles, California Atlanta, Georgia Mount Kisco, New York New York City Portland, Oregon The Week US 29 May 2025 Phoenix, Arizona (Image credit: Courtesy image) The Stone House, a vine-covered 1934 colonial across from the Encanto golf course, underwent a 2020 restoration and revamp. With arched stone doorways, wood ceilings, and wrought iron details, the four-bedroom features a chef's kitchen with reclaimed wood floors and a primary bath with a copper tub. (Image credit: Courtesy image) A short distance from downtown, the 0.38-acre lot has yards, gardens, a patio, and a garage. $3,275,000. Joe Bushong, Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty, (602) 770-6733. Los Angeles, California (Image credit: Preview First) This 1930 updated Spanish Revival lies in West L.A.'s Little Holmby neighborhood. The five-bedroom features dark-toned herringbone and wide-plank floors, arched doorways, and a living room with distressed beams, built-in shelves, and a plaster fireplace. Subscribe to The Week Escape your echo chamber. Get the facts behind the news, plus analysis from multiple perspectives. SUBSCRIBE & SAVE Sign up for The Week's Free Newsletters From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of The Week delivered directly to your inbox. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of The Week delivered directly to your inbox. (Image credit: Preview First) One of the upstairs suites has a wrought iron Juliet balcony that overlooks the pool, spa, yard, and patios. Shops and dining in Westwood Village are a five-minute drive; UCLA is walkable. $5,995,000. Maria Samouha, Coldwell Banker Realty, (310) 595-5815. Atlanta, Georgia (Image credit: Courtesy image) Built in 1934 and later expanded, this French Normandy home sits in a gated community in Kingswood, about 15 minutes from downtown. The grand foyer has marble black-and-white tiles and opens to a barrel-ceiling living room with parquet floors, diamond-pane windows, and French doors; a lower level includes a wine cellar, gym, and billiards. (Image credit: Courtesy image) The 1.44-acre lot features lush landscaping, a fountain, yards, and a pool. $5,500,000. Sam Bayne, Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty, (404) 375-8628. Mount Kisco, New York (Image credit: Courtesy image) With two chimneys and vine-wrapped columns, this 1936 colonial sits on more than 11 acres in the historic Bedford area of Westchester County. Inside the five-bedroom are arched doorways, vertical shiplap walls, dentil crown molding, and an updated eat-in kitchen with sliders that open to a stone terrace. Sign up for Today's Best Articles in your inbox A free daily email with the biggest news stories of the day – and the best features from TheWeek.com Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over. (Image credit: Courtesy image) The property includes a pool, mature trees, and yards, with Manhattan about an hour away by car or train. $6,500,000. Christine P. Foster, Corcoran Legends Realty, (914) 282-3054. New York City (Image credit: Courtesy image) In the 1939 Waywest building, once a cold-storage warehouse, this three-bedroom West Village co-op loft features brick walls, high ceilings, and cast-iron pillars. A 2022 renovation brought wide-plank oak floors, new plumbing and electrical, and an open kitchen with a Sub-Zero fridge and marble counters. (Image credit: Courtesy image) The apartment has two terraces and is near the Whitney Museum and the High Line; building amenities include door staff and a roof deck. $6,500,000. Josh Doyle, Compass, (917) 279-4969. Portland, Oregon (Image credit: Courtesy image) Located in Brooklyn, a historic neighborhood turned arts enclave, this updated 1930 English cottage blends antique and new. The three-bedroom has original wood floors, a dining room with leaded glass cabinets, a galley kitchen with butcher-block counters, and an unfinished basement for bonus space. (Image credit: Courtesy image) Outside are a deck with a hot tub and pergola, with steps down to a backyard and garage. $525,000. Amy Romberg, Windermere Realty Trust/Luxury Portfolio International, (503) 756-7089. 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