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As is, it’s in good shape. But you could certainly improve on it.

And now for something completely different: A Main Line house for those who hate Main Line houses.

Think of this as a Poconos vacation home, minus the mountains.

Walk through its entrance right into a totally-tricked-out amenity floor and garden. Want to buy its penthouse?

Philly’s largest suburb has become its most cosmopolitan, promising “The World in One Place.” 

Stylish, secure and quiet — and mostly furnished.

This well-maintained house will take you back to the mid-1800s every time you enter it.

If you’re looking to “rough it” Teddy Roosevelt-style, you’ll be hard pressed to top this place.

One of three homes Rev. Robert Blackwell called home in the early 19th century, this one can now be yours.

Cross a ranch house with a medieval castle and the result might look a lot like this.

Maybe it’s a trinity. Maybe it isn’t. Whatever it is, it’s fabulous.

You could delight thousands of cabaret fans by reviving this storied performance space while you live over it. Or you could do something else with it.

19th-century on the outside, 21st-century on the inside, with oodles of space inside and out.

This trinity presents a traditional face to the street but has a modern soul thanks to a total makeover.

Persistent low inventory and rising interest rates deliver a double whammy.