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The Central Philadelphia Development Corporation calls Bella Vista and the neighborhoods to its east, west and south part of “Greater Center City” — the bands […]

Take a good look at the facade of this Bella Vista Colonial trinity house for sale. When would you guess that it was built? 1920? […]

This section used to have an occasional feature titled “Why Won’t This Sell?” That department would showcase a house that had languished on the market […]

This week’s featured trinity is located on one of those narrow lanes you find all over Bella Vista. It’s an attractive, well-maintained trinity with a […]

This Bella Vista extended trinity house for sale is distinctive in several respects. For starters, as this photo of the main floor shows, it lacks […]

Attention, history buffs: You now have the opportunity to make yourself at home in the original home of the first institution of higher education for […]

Last week, our featured trinity had a colorful Isaiah Zagar mosaic for its across-the-way neighbor. This week’s Bella Vista updated trinity house for sale has […]

Rowhouses that look like this one on the outside are a dime a dozen in South Philadelphia. Most of them date to the first decade […]

Every trinity in Philadelphia consists of three rooms stacked one on top of the other, plus a kitchen and at least one bathroom. As a […]

Because so many of them are very reasonably priced, and because so many of these reasonably priced houses are located in some of the city’s […]

Would you buy this? Sorry, you can’t. On second thought, you can. That’s because the house next door to this one is on the market. […]

Trinities are just about as old as Philadelphia itself: Elfreth’s Alley, the nation’s oldest continuously occupied residential street, is lined with trinity houses dating back […]

Longtime readers and followers of this section still recall with fondness a regular weekly feature we ran called “Trinity Tuesday.” Every week, we would feature […]

French modernist architect Le Corbusier, the man who invented Brutalism, famously once called houses “machines for living.” German automaker BMW has for years called its […]

Walk into this simply stunning new construction townhouse for sale in Bella Vista and you should still be able to smell that new-house smell, for […]