Sandy Smith

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The rehabbers of this house gave it extra style with some exposed-brick strip-teases.

Timeless Shore style meets up-to-the-minute amenities in this young classic.

It’s not a castle, but it is in a community called Camelot. So why not make it one — yours — for a while?

Totally new, totally modern, totally stylish — and more than 170 years old.

Pocono Mountains on the outside, Rocky Mountains on the inside.

1940s elegance meets 2020s amenities and technology in a 1980s building.

Make that “former expanded trinity,” for this house is huge and loaded, two things trinities aren’t.

Warm and stylish on the inside, plays well with its neighbors on the outside.

This truly unique property is designed to accommodate a horde in high style.

This house speaks the traditional Colonial language fluently, but with an accent.

This brand-new house lacks nothing. Especially not decks and balconies.

This not-so-tiny house puts a sideways spin on the traditional trinity.

Spacious, stylish, luxurious and right on the lake, with bathrooms to die for.

What does it mean to be from here? And what does “here” even mean?

As the suburbs grow, these communities have gone from far-flung to next-door — and are worth checking out.