Step inside the Norman Jaffe-designed Long Island estate featured in Amazon's "Fallout." It was just listed for $4.25 million.
A stunning five-bedroom Long Island estate, designed by Norman Jaffe in 1977 and featured in the popular post-apocalyptic Amazon Prime series “Fallout,” has just hit the market for $4.25 million.
Located in Old Westbury, the 5,291-square-foot home has a well-preserved midcentury modern interior, including a foyer with a 30-foot ceiling and an open floor plan with oversized windows, glass walls, stone and hardwood floors, pine ceilings, and three fireplaces. The sculptural structure has climbed its way to the top of the week’s most popular homes list.
The inviting living room has a dual-sided fireplace and glass doors that open to the rear deck and pool grounds. The industrial-style kitchen has a center island, counter seating, and an eat-in area overlooking the pristine grounds. There is also a home theater for entertaining and relaxing.
The 2.02-acre, resort-inspired lot is surrounded by mature landscaping and has expansive decks and patios with serene views. An in-ground pool with a spa and a two-car garage are also on the property.
Other properties grabbing attention this week include Red Hot Chili Peppers founding member Flea’s California compound, which is returning to the market with a price chop; a Tudor-style estate in Ohio; and two lighthouses in Michigan offered for one low price.
10. 6830 133rd Ave SE, Lisbon, ND
Price: $260,000
Why it’s here: This affordably priced, 1,800-square-foot “shouse” (shop/house) is designed for a collector, hobbyist, or outdoor enthusiast.
The front of the engineered wood-frame building houses a one-bedroom residence, and the back has a two-car garage. Built in 2012, the building, known as The Roost, even has a cold equipment storage area. The home includes a living room, a kitchen with oak cabinetry, and a bathroom with a walk-in tub/shower. A walk-up loft over the living quarters could be used for extra storage or turned into an entertainment room.
A covered patio overlooks the 3.2-acre lot and its wide open views.
Wes Well of Re/Max Advantage is the listing agent.
"Shouse" in Lisbon, ND (Realtor.com) 9. 623 Hackers Creek Rd, Buckhannon, WV
Price: $595,000
Why it’s here: This 40-acre farm has a renovated 1900s farmhouse, equestrian facilities, a cellar house, and two ponds.
The rural four-bedroom home has a country kitchen with new countertops, wood cabinetry, updated appliances, and pantry space. The cozy living room has a gas fireplace, and a modern bathroom has a claw-foot tub with a shower system.
The property also has fenced and cross-fenced pastures, newly constructed gates, a tack room/shed, and a garage with a partly finished loft that could become future living or recreation space.
Jimmy Galusky of Railey WV Properties is the listing agent.
40-acre farm in Buckhannon, WV (Realtor.com) 8. 3411 Wildwood Ct, Bartlesville, OK
Price: $425,000
Why it’s here: Here’s a reasonably priced chance to buy an intact Bruce Goff-designed midcentury home with a stunning double-height octagonal great room and a two-car carport.
Built in 1960, the charming two-bedroom home, known as the Howard and Lucille Jones House, has many original details. Highlights include a four-sided brick fireplace tower in the living room, a sunken conversation pit, exposed beams, wood-plank ceilings, original accordion blinds, signature geometric pendant lighting, custom millwork, and built-ins. Twin cantilevered staircases lead to the upstairs sleeping area, which overlooks the main living space. A “continuous floor of irregular marble stone design” runs throughout the lower level and into the screened-in porch.
An “atrium-like” porch overlooks a stone terrace and reflecting pond.
Andrew Jones of Keller Williams Advantage is the listing agent.
Bruce Goff-designed midcentury modern home in Bartlesville, OK (Realtor.com) 7. 801 Cliftwood Dr, Siler City, NC
Price: $397,500
Why it’s here: It's a modestly priced, 2,929-square-foot, midcentury modern home that comes with an extra lot overlooking an adjacent pond.
Nestled in the Homewood Acres neighborhood, the three-bedroom brick residence, built in 1954, has a spacious kitchen with custom wood cabinetry, breakfast bar, and wall oven. A sunroom surrounded by glass walls and skylights overlooks the serene setting. The primary suite offers dual walk-in closets. A finished basement features a bar, fireplace, and walk-out access to a patio.
With applicable permitting, the 2.3-acre property offers the potential to build or sell the additional lot.
Chelsey C Hudson of York Realty is the listing agent.
Midcentury modern home in Siler City, NC (Realtor.com) 6. 3947 Markridge Rd, La Crescenta, CA
Price: $5,750,000
Why it’s here: Bassist and Red Hot Chili Peppers founding member Michael Balzary, better known as Flea, has once again slashed the asking price of his modernist compound, which was designed by Richard Neutra and Michael Maltzan.
Originally offered for $9,799,000 in 2022, the 5.71-acre property, which has mountain and skyline views, last appeared on the market for $6,997,000 in 2024.
Built in 1954 for Dorothy Serulnic, Neutra’s secretary, the 1,350-square-foot, two-bedroom portion has a glass wall and stone fireplace in the living room and wood cabinets in the kitchen. In 2009, Maltzan was brought in to design the seven-sided primary living area, centered around an interior courtyard. The lavish primary suite has a concrete-clad bedroom and a futuristic bathroom with a penny-tile tub, circular windows, and skylights.
The private lot also has an in-ground pool and a wood-clad cabin with a loft.
Jett Gelber of Crosby Doe Associates Inc. is the listing agent.
Richard Neutra and Michael Maltzan-designed estate in La Crescenta, CA (Realtor.com) 5. 1417 S Washington Blvd E, Ogden, UT
Price: $725,000
Why it’s here: Built in 1896 by William Raymond, this five-bedroom home, full of charm and character, features many period details.
Historic highlights of the timeless 3,922-square-foot interior include an imported Philippine mahogany front banister, a grand curved staircase, original woodwork and floors, leaded-glass windows, pocket doors, bay windows, and three fireplaces. The original radiators are still intact, but the home has been updated with central gas heating and air conditioning.
According to the listing, “zoned CP-2, this distinctive property offers residential or qualifying commercial potential (not multifamily).”
The 1.37-acre lot, which spans three parcels, borders Mill Creek and has parking for 30 vehicles and a concrete slab “ready for a potential substantial garage or shop.”
Sue Wilkerson of Re/Max Crossroads is the listing agent.
Victorian in Ogden, UT (Realtor.com) 4. 3573 Medina Line Rd, Richfield, OH
Price: $1,125,000
Why it’s here: This European-inspired Tudor-style estate has many enchanting details designed to complement its “period-correct architecture.”
Built in 1986, the 4,549-square-foot interior has hand-hewn English doors, built-in seating, hand-carved millwork, stone sourced from Europe, and three fireplaces. An eye-popping two-story dining room has skylights and a loft above. The primary suite has a cathedral ceiling and exposed beams, and the home also has been "quietly modernized" with a passive solar design.
The 7-acre property includes 5 acres of vacant land, a three-bedroom guest suite with a full kitchen, and a stone bridge spanning a water feature.
Jeffrey Peterson of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stouffer Realty - Medina County is the listing agent.
Tudor castle in Richfield, OH (Realtor.com) 3. Gravelly Shl, Saginaw, MI
Price: $179,900
Why it’s here: Two lighthouses are up for sale as a package: Gravelly Shoal Lighthouse in Saginaw Bay and Skillagalee Lighthouse in Lake Michigan.
Gravelly Shoal Lighthouse is fully operational and includes a bunker-style structure. It has been regularly maintained and updated, so a new owner could concentrate on preserving it rather than restoring it. Skillagalee Lighthouse sits in the northeast corner of Lake Michigan, between Beaver Island and the mainland. This historic light is also fully operational and has been carefully maintained and updated. The sellers are looking for a buyer who will keep caring for it so future generations can enjoy it.
The listing states that the lighthouses can’t be bought separately. They are being sold together as assets of a nonprofit organization.
Jennifer Kreta of Key Realty One is the listing agent.
Lighthouse in Saginaw, MI (Realtor.com) 
Second lighthouse in Saginaw, MI (Realtor.com) 2. 10 Dragonwood Ln, Weston, CT
Price: $6,500,000
Why it’s here: The Origami House, named after the Japanese art of folding paper to create a three-dimensional result, was formerly owned by rocker Rob Zombie and his wife, Sheri Moon Zombie, who sold it to the sellers for $4,951,458 in 2024.
The four-bedroom "architectural masterpiece" boasts 8,586 square feet of eye-popping living space with sculptural "cube-like forms" boasting glass walls and dramatic ceilings. A glass great room was inspired by I.M. Pei's iconic Louvre Pyramid. Designed for grand-scale entertaining, the residence is equipped with a chef's kitchen, a scullery kitchen with walk-in pantry, a lower-level kitchenette, a fitness center, an executive office, and a library with private entry. The primary suite with a soaking tub opens up to a meditation garden with a hot tub.
The 15.57-acre property, with four deeded parcels, also has an industrial-style art studio, a lighted tennis court, two cascading waterfalls, and a "nationally recognized" koi sanctuary with a glass-covered interior viewing corridor.
Bill Martin of Douglas Elliman CT is the listing agent.
Origami House in Weston, CT (Realtor.com) 1. 15 Horseshoe Rd, Old Westbury, NY
Price: $4,250,000
Why it’s here: This Norman Jaffe–designed estate was featured in Amazon Prime Video’s hit series “Fallout.”
Built in 1977, the five-bedroom Long Island home has a foyer with a 30-foot ceiling and a skylight. It opens to a jaw-dropping interior of curved walls, dramatic angles, pine ceilings, and walls of glass. The living room has a dual-sided fireplace and glass doors that open to the back deck and pool area. Other highlights of the 5,291-square-foot interior include an industrial-style kitchen, a dining room overlooking the pool, and a home theater for entertaining.
The beautifully landscaped 2.02-acre lot also has an in-ground pool, a spa, a sun deck, and multiple patios with picturesque views.
Michael Misiti of Compass is the listing agent.
Norman Jaffe-designed estate in Old Westbury, NY (Realtor.com)