Some of D.C.'s leading mid-century modern architects designed the homes in Pine Spring.

Pine Spring in Falls Church is home to 121 modest mid-centuries designed by the local modernist all-star team team of Arthur Keyes, Chloethiel Woodard Smith, Nicholas Satterlee and Francis Donald Lethbridge. Homes in the community were first built in the early 1950s by the Luria brothers, who also developed nearby Homes Run Acres. Andre Bodor, who developed homes in Holmes Run Acres as well, also built in Pine Spring.   This 4 bedroom/2 bathroom two-level with slightly pitched front-gabled roof, carport and wood-beamed ceilings is on the market for $524,500. Here are a few more new listings:

1958 Ken Freeman split-level in Bradley Park in Bethesda – $749K

1955 expanded mid-century in Lake Barcroft – $875K (This has dropped $200K from when it was on the market two years ago before being withdrawn and rented.)

1955 mid-century in Somerset Heights in Chevy Chase modernized by Mark McInturff – $1.255 million