A classic English country manse with a little Art Deco thrown into the mix.

The last luxury high-rise on Rittenhouse Square raises amenities to new heights. Like 41,000 feet.

A domus in horto like none other you’re ever likely to see.

This restoration is thoroughly modern yet faithful to this house’s mid-19th-century character

Beautiful to look at. Even more beautiful to look out of.

That’s not a split-level; it’s a time capsule from 1962 that you can live in.

You can choose how you’ll deck it out, but the quality, energy savings and spectacular roof deck come built in.

Rebuilt to be a top developer’s private retreat, this handsome house can now be yours instead.

Not your garden-variety rehab. For one thing, it has a garden.

If you’d rather watch the sun set than watch it rise, this is the cute Stone Harbor cottage you want.

Inside the first all-new luxury apartment building to rise in Camden in decades.

Forms so raw, Le Corbusier could have designed them.

There’s at least one Really Big Name in this really big house’s past.

It’s been more than 60 years since this farmstead got a makeover. Now it’s your turn.

Everything old is new again here, and it all looks fantastic.