Sandy Smith

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History surrounds you in this updated, modern-yet-historic twin.

Suburban space — enough for multi-generational living — that’s close to urban vitality, Main Line style.

This compact contemporary trinity condo comes cleverly disguised as a Society Hill townhouse.

Can’t decide on whether you’d rather have traditional or modern style? Buy this house and you won’t have to.

Two centuries of history, 60 acres of gracious country living and outdoor recreation.

High ceilings and huge windows make this condo especially light and airy.

From the seeds of a modest 1770 farmhouse, a fabulous 2020s pleasure palace has grown.

Tradition and modernity play nice in this untraditional trinity, one of only a handful with a straight staircase from the basement to the top.

If you love lakeside living, it doesn’t get any better than this.

Part 19th-century barn, part corporate office campus, all modern — and all fantastic.

You too could live in a gorgeous house like this one. Just buy its next-door neighbor and call your architect.

This polished gem is one of those rarities: a Rittenhouse Square house you can afford.

It’s your choice: you can live at Broadridge or you can co-live there.

Not too big, not too small, not too fancy, not too plain — in short, just Wright.

A little bit of Main Line grandeur in a community that’s as far from the Main Line as one can get, attitudinally speaking.