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If you’re the type who loves the excitement of city living but feels the need to get away from it all every so often, this […]

Society Hill will get a new, all-day concept at 414 South Second Street in late 2017 or early 2018. Zach Morris, owner of Haverford’s Green […]

We can’t think of any word more appropriate for this property than unreal. With five bedrooms, five bathrooms, three powder rooms, underground parking, an elevator, a […]

Brace yourselves, everyone. This is a piece of Philadelphia history at its finest. Built in 1796, this immaculate and impressively large townhome was once owned by […]

Farewell, Salvation Army day care and cafeteria. Hello, Estates on 3rd. This new four-unit gated luxury townhouse development on Third Street below Walnut in Society […]

Just blocks from Penn’s Landing, Carpenters’ Hall, and Independence Hall, this Society Hill mansion is a true Philadelphia masterpiece – and rightfully so. The one-of-a-kind […]

With this post, we introduce a new feature aimed at taking the pulse of the local housing market. Each week, we will select a neighborhood […]

Dozens of little distress signals call out from the front windows of historic brick houses on the quiet streets of one of Philadelphia’s oldest neighborhoods. […]

“George Washington slept here” is a hoary cliché that’s been attached to many a historic home in and around Philadelphia (and elsewhere, while we’re at […]

You may not have foreign ambassadors on your guest list for dinner, but if you did, you’d be able to receive them with the dignity they deserve […]

Our Founders, it turns out, were very forward-thinking people. At least that’s the impression we get after taking a look at the house James and […]

Society Hill Playhouse, a fixture on the Philadelphia theater scene since 1959, will close on April 1. The theater company made the announcement on its […]

Entering this c.1865 Society Hill townhouse (figuratively speaking – we used the gallery below), one is met with a foyer leading into the formal living and dining rooms, […]

It looks like a lot has happened to this gorgeous home in Society Hill since we featured it in March. Back then, it was our […]

Much like the museum-like Delancey Place residence we featured last week, today’s jaw-dropper is a home with a unique relationship to art: the Society Hill dwelling was originally […]