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I’m not in the habit of quoting real estate marketing copy, but one sentence in the description of this inimitable Avalon dunetop modern house for […]

I nearly swooned when a publicist sent me this “Jawdropper of the Week” candidate for my consideration. That’s because the only thing this Margate waterside […]

One reason many people love living in this area is its rich history. The past is present just about everywhere you go. In the suburbs, […]

Way back at the start of the 1980s, author Tom Wolfe aimed his formidable writing talent at modernist architecture and blasted a hole in the […]

Every so often, a house comes on the market hereabouts with an impeccable pedigree. This Wayne center-hall Colonial house for sale is such a house. […]

In my New England college years, I remember an all-nighter that ended with a bunch of us driving from Walden Pond all the way to […]

Here’s a recipe for delightful living: Prepare a one-third-acre lot right next to the Delaware River. Sprinkle several trees. Then combine one medieval brick castle […]

This department has a rule I break only rarely: No photos of empty rooms. The reason?  I’ve found over the years that one of the […]

Somewhere inside this grand Edgewater Park Victorian Colonial house for sale is a one-room farmhouse with a root cellar. That farmhouse, built in the early […]

Do you remember seeing this waterfall? The last time we ran this photo of Buttermilk Falls was a little more than four years ago, in […]

“Simplicity has the power to resolve the visual chaos around us.” —architect Cecil Baker And sure enough, Baker kept it simple when he inserted this […]

There’s living large. Then there’s living huge. And as you will see, whoever buys this West Chester contemporary mansion house for sale will do the latter. […]

The most famous glass house in the country is the one architect Philip Johnson designed for himself outside New Canaan, Connecticut, in 1949. This National […]

Here are some names architecture buffs should recognize: Walter Cope. John Stewardson. John Charles Olmsted. Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. This quartet is responsible for the […]

There is no way anyone would confuse the Jersey Shore with the Amalfi Coast. But that doesn’t mean that nobody would want to merge the […]