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The part of East Falls through which School House Lane runs is the toniest part of the neighborhood. Here you find a slew of distinctive […]

All over Philadelphia, you will find testimony to the doggedness and creativity of vinyl siding salespeople. They managed to sell the stuff to owners of […]

Here and there across the city, you will run across notable rows of townhouses and rowhouses that display exceptional unity of appearance. Usually these are […]

I’m fond of quoting noted modern architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s observation that “God is in the details.” If that’s the case, God must […]

Your section editor is a committed urbanite. I love city living for a whole host of reasons: convenience, stimulation, novelty, grittiness (yes, grittiness) and above […]

Pennsylvania Railroad baron Henry Howard Houston may have had Chestnut Hill — or Wissahickon Heights, as it was originally known — as the final stop on his […]

Looking for a room with a view? You’ll be hard pressed to find one as nice as this one. And I’m speaking of both the […]

Perhaps you’ve heard complaints that all those new houses being built in neighborhoods all over the city look alike? Actually, if you look at the […]

If you’re a fan of the Philadelphia trinity but also enjoy having friends over for dinner, your options are pretty limited. You could look for […]

One of the challenges every architect faces when designing a multi-story house is what to do with the staircase. It’s an absolutely necessary element, but […]

Speaking of “historic landmarks for living”: One of the first buildings Carl Dranoff’s first development firm produced was Locust Point, one of a slew of […]

The Philadelphia Flower Show’s 190th annual edition is now one for the record books, but we’re sure that some of you out there came away […]

Your typical Philadelphia trinity or rowhouse comes with a postage-stamp-sized rear patio paved with concrete. On occasion, you might find one big enough to hold […]

Need more than two bedrooms? Have less than $300,000 that you can afford to spend on a house? Want to live in Fishtown? Usually, if […]

You probably know that Bella Vista is home to the Italian Market. But were you aware that you have the opportunity to call the community home […]