Sandy Smith

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In the beginning, a Mission Revival garage and stable; now, a strikingly stylish contemporary residence.

You’ll love the way this simple, stylish trinity shakes up the established order of things.

Historic, pretty as a picture postcard, and perfect for exploring both the Poconos and small-town life.

It’s either a chance to relive your childhood memories of Shore summers or a chance to tear it down and build something bigger.

This old house’s party wall gives its modern inside warmth and character.

Attractive, well-maintained, centrally located and all of 163 years young.

It’s a big apartment building with equally big amenities. Including a bocce court and podcasting studios.

Rustic, yes — but domesticated as opposed to woodsy.

In 1896, it was a life-saving station. Today, it’s a life-affirming year-round compound.

This modern stunner plays nice with its neighbors because the developer recycled its late-19th-century facade.

They definitely built this one like they used to.

Nicely updated, this roomy trinity is a great place for a dual-career couple to start a family.

Life on the farm, South Philly rowhouse version.

Modern style, convenience and comfort — and a boat launch and slip — right on Fairview Lake.

History happened here, too. You can write another chapter of it.