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“La maison, c’est moi.” This week’s Jawdropper may have you proclaiming that after you move in, for it will definitely make you feel like the […]

A common conundrum that apparently faced the owners of trinity homes back when they were new was: Okay, where do we put the kitchen? Two […]

Trinity homes all predate the era of modern climate control; the first residential air conditioning systems were developed in the 1920s, right around the time […]

It feels like each week for Trinity Tuesday we talk about the downsides of trinities, and how that week’s featured house manages to deny those […]

Part of the allure of trinity houses is the location. Many of them were built in small alleyways and intimate neighborhoods where you can squeeze […]

When you spend a few days every week scouring the Internet and the Philadelphia real estate market for houses to post online, you find that […]

A cottage in the woods? This Tudor home looks like one at first glance, but looks are deceiving, for this home provides plenty of room—and […]

Ordinarily, aluminum siding and stucco should be enough to disqualify any home from being featured in this department, especially if they cover a 1725 stone farmhouse such […]