Sandy Smith

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From one of Philadelphia’s best builders comes this nicely outfitted new townhouse with great views from its roof deck.

If you’re looking for an outdoorsy retreat that you can share with your guests, your hunt ends here.

A totally modern renovation still channels this house’s traditional soul.

An elegant house whose pedigree stretches to the 1700s comes with a 107-acre lot whose pedigree stretches back to Pennsylvania’s early years.

A trinity with an ’80s sensibility that’s ideally suited for today’s lifestyles.

Breathtaking views in three directions, all of them closer to the ground so you can take in the details.

You will save a bundle on your trips to Camelback Mountain if you buy this well-maintained house.

An 1850s facade hides a 2000s modern house with plenty of room for guests.

If you‘re lucky, you could own this one-of-a-kind repurposed historic structure that channels its past even in its new parts.

Not just a great starter home, it’s also a great place to start a family.

Not just stylish and luxurious, this condo is a great place to raise your kids.

In “Everybody’s Hometown,” the suburban dream has gone back to its future.

This luxurious house in the shadow of Hawk Mountain nods to several historic house styles.

Younger than it looks on the outside, older than it looks on the inside.

A prime renovation in a prime location, eight floors above the home of the $130 cheesesteak.