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I’m not in the habit of quoting real estate marketing copy, but one sentence in the description of this inimitable Avalon dunetop modern house for […]

I nearly swooned when a publicist sent me this “Jawdropper of the Week” candidate for my consideration. That’s because the only thing this Margate waterside […]

One reason many people love living in this area is its rich history. The past is present just about everywhere you go. In the suburbs, […]

Here’s a recipe for delightful living: Prepare a one-third-acre lot right next to the Delaware River. Sprinkle several trees. Then combine one medieval brick castle […]

This department has a rule I break only rarely: No photos of empty rooms. The reason?  I’ve found over the years that one of the […]

I don’t know whether it’s the influence of New Hope, or the rolling countryside, or the abundance of raw materials, but Bucks County has this […]

Doylestowners prize their borough’s lively and historic downtown, the successful outcome of a community effort to keep it from being urban-renewed to death in the […]

Many Philadelphians can tell you that as little as a half-block can make a big difference. And in this case, that half block makes this […]

Some people, it seems, just can’t leave well enough alone. Whoever bought this Rittenhouse Square renovated contemporary trinity house for sale in 2021 falls into […]

I suspect that some of you may know that while my architectural tastes are quite catholic — there’s something to appreciate in just about every […]

“The breathtaking views from the property evoke the grandeur of a Lake Como mansion while situated in the most coveted block in Philadelphia,” listing agent […]

One way to attract the attention of horse lovers looking for a place to live is to advertise a house for sale as being located […]

Why use an architect to redesign your residence? AIA Philadelphia will be glad to answer that question and pair you with an architect who could […]

I have a confession to make:  I love those leaded casement windows you find on residential buildings dating to the 1920s and 1930s. As lots […]

Nobody has taken a census of them, but it seems to me that two Philadelphia neighborhoods duke it out for the title of Citywide Trinity […]