Sandy Smith

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This classic trinity is as pure an example of the house type as you’ll find anywhere in the city.

A Depression-era throwback to the 18th century that’s loaded with modern comforts and set amidst park-like greenery.

This house would be right at home in South Beach, but its builder clearly liked Jersey better.

This stylish house right on the lake is a true move-in-ready turnkey property.

What makes this house special? The master builder who bought it when it was built has taken it to the next level.

Space galore for you, your family, your friends — and your art collection.

Behind its classic facade lies a spacious modern house that doesn’t look like a trinity.

This house speaks French (Norman) on the outside and German (Bauhaus) on the inside.

Built tall and built upside down to take advantage of its lake view.

An A-list designer brings her A-game to the place she calls home.

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.”