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H. Louis Duhring Jr. was one of the three architects George Woodward relied on to produce the innovative houses he built to house a growing middle […]

We’ve seen a number of Tudor Revival houses that go the extra mile to recreate that Olde English atmosphere. This spectacular house for sale in […]

Anyone familiar with Chestnut Hill knows the outsized role George Woodward played in making the community what it is. The hundreds of twin, quad and courtyard […]

There are two kinds of wealth in our area: there’s money, and then there’s MONEY. MONEY shows off its fabulousness through conspicuous displays of over-the-top […]

As you probably know, builders these days take lots of liberties with traditional house styles and forms. They’ll dress up open floor plans in room-for-every-function […]

South Philly is dotted with modest row homes whose owners have dolled them up over the years, putting up new facades, expanding them, rearranging the […]

Our Anglophilia serves us poorly in one respect: It doesn’t really let us let our hair down. The center-hall Colonial, the product of that Anglophilia, […]

You know those great lodges they have in our national parks? Consider this beauty of a home your own private lodge in a park that’s […]

The homes that Philadelphia’s “new money” built in Cheltenham Township were generally built to impress, none more so than the over-the-top and still-on-the-market Lynnewood Hall. And […]

Main Line elegance has historically come in two principal flavors: opulent and understated. This handsome home in Penn Valley falls into the latter category. Designed […]

There are all sorts of nice neighborhood amenities around this fourth-floor corner loft apartment in a former garment factory in Callowhill: Great pubs and eateries […]

Chestnut Hill’s One West condo is a double first for the elevated Philadelphia neighborhood: The first new residential construction on Germantown Avenue and its first […]

Does the home whose rear portico you see above call to mind images of country clubs or mansions from the movies? If it doesn’t, maybe […]

It’s not often that we feature houses outside of our usual weekly rotation (Main Line Monday, Trinity Tuesday, Jawdropper of the Week, Farmhouse Friday), but when […]