Health and wellness coach Renée Womack decided to move out of her parent’s home in Lansdale and into a twin home on Ridge Avenue in Wissahickon.

When COVID quashed much of what they loved about city living, Christianne and Orhan Sevinc decided it was time for a larger house that could accommodate a new arrival.

Podcast technology entrepreneur Simon Marcus was no longer tied to New York for work, so he moved where he could get more for less.

Gabe Rodrigues and Travis McQuoid moved here for work, but wanted to maintain a walkable urban living experience — and they found it in King of Prussia.

A classic vacation house that’s loaded with extras — extra space, extra amenities, extra style.

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.