‘Woodsong,’ the iconic 1960s home of Florida architect Alfred Browning Parker, is now for sale

Alfred Browning Parker’s one-of-a-kind home, “Woodsong,” is now on the market.

Located at 3003 Seminole St, in North Coconut Grove, the home was built by Parker for himself in 1968, and was previously named  by Wallpaper Magazine as one of the “ten best residential builds” in the world.

The 2,953-square-foot home was constructed with Honduran mahogany and comes with four bedrooms and five bathrooms, as well as multiple pavilions connected by a 90-foot lap pool, a koi lagoon, a waterfall, floor-to-ceiling impact windows, and more.

A modern architect influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, Parker was a well-known renown residential architect in South Florida, with a career that spanned over 500 projects and 60 years of practice, until his death in 2011.

According to property records, Woodsong was purchased by its current owner in 2017 for $2,050,000, and is currently asking $4.2 million.

The listing agent is  Karina Reyes of Compass Florida.