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“They’re not making any more land.” That sentence explains why houses at the Jersey Shore cost so much. People want to live next to the […]
Note to readers: The initial version of this story rested on a misreading of the listing copy; the owner of this house bought it from […]
You don’t mess around with a classic if you can help it. And so it is that the owners of the Berkheimer House, the simple […]
At first glance, this Berwyn colonial mansion house for sale looks like one of those late-18th/early-19th-century farmhouses that got added to over the decades after […]
Have you been looking for a space to turn into the home of your dreams? Here it is: this Fitler Square converted stable house for […]
Those of you who are fans of the popular architectural-trash-talk website McMansion Hell have by now no doubt memorized the basic principles that make good […]
This week’s featured trinity doesn’t look all that hot. You can see from the photo above that it needs work, for it has some mold […]
I have no idea whether owner Jay Campbell and his wife love watching HGTV or Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. I also do not know whether […]
If the Poconos are a second-home bargain, the Jersey Shore is the opposite. Take this attractive, nicely updated Ocean City Cape Cod house for sale, […]
As most of you should know by now, I’m a sucker for sunsets. Which means that if I were to buy a house at the […]
By the 1870s, when ex-pat British stonemason William A. Stevenson built the heart of this Malvern expanded farmhouse for sale on the 40-acre lot he […]
This elegant, graceful 18th-century house would look right at home on the Main Line, or amidst the new-money mansions of turn-of-the-century Cheltenham Township. However: This […]
The Jersey Shore appears to be the exception to the rule when it comes to how quickly houses sell in the extended Greater Philadelphia region. […]
Some of the finest English picturesque houses in the Philadelphia area date to the Great Depression. Apparently, there were still enough Main Liners who hadn’t […]
Love the clean, sleek looks of contemporary and modernist houses? Want one that sits amidst woods on top of a mountain? Then you want this […]