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Built in the 1830s, this extra-large trinity got a Colonial makeover in keeping with its heritage.

This spacious, sprawling modern house comes with extra space in back thanks to a neighbor.

The 1930s and the 1960s meet inside the home Arthur Brockie designed for himself.

A great starter home in a great location — just add some TLC and it’s perfect.

Once a famous sculptor’s studio, now a one-of-a-kind residence with personality.

Up-to-date, bright, sunny and convenient. And you will get to meet your neighbors even before the sale closes.

A totally modern knockout in a Classical Revival shell.

Whether you’re buying or just looking, “Open House Philly” will have something that pleases you.

Extra-wide, extra-deep, extra-stylish — and it has three bedrooms.

Well-maintained, comfortable and ready for you to settle in right now.

Every bit as nice — and at a more attractive price.

That’s because it’s across the way from the TV studio where American Bandstand was born.

This home in one of the Poconos’s finest resort communities is a resort in itself.

A former PECO power station gets new life as a live/work/play/stay juggernaut.

Buy this 1830 colonial and you can become a gracious host. Whether your guests are paying customers or only friends and relatives is up to you.