This old trinity got an industrial-chic makeover that looks both funky and modern.

Nicely outfitted and well maintained, but here, you’re paying for the address.

This woodsier version of a classic Main Line house is a bargain by Main Line standards.

No more bare ruined choirs in this heavenly transformation.

A dollop of Doo-Wop makes this contemporary-Mission mix stand out.

You can live in the bonus trinity while you get the grand main house into shape, then rent out the trinity.

An American classic, more than 110 years old and better than new.

The townhouses at Extrava are extra-large, extra-luxurious and extra-stylish.

Here’s one book you shouldn’t judge by its cover.

What a difference a mere two blocks make.

The quality of this custom builder’s spec house makes it stand out from the crowd.

This throwback by a master architect anticipated the way we live today.

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.