Sandy Smith

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Twice as deep as the typical trinity, this house has plenty of room inside and out.

A  total rebuild and a new addition together form one really great new house.

A total makeover turned this 1970s contemporary house into a style knockout.

The family who built it loved their French vacation so much, they decided to replicate it here.

You’ll definitely be sitting pretty in this spacious duplex condo on the top and bottom of its Naval Square townhouse.

An auto-oriented “downtown” gets an amenity-rich urbanity retrofit.

Whether or not you move in, you will get help paying your mortgage. And if you do move in, you will get an attractive, conveniently located trinity.

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.