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Because so many of them are very reasonably priced, and because so many of these reasonably priced houses are located in some of the city’s […]

Trinities, as fans and followers of this feature know, got their name because in their original form, they consist of three rooms (not counting the […]

Most people here, when asked what Colonial Philadelphia must have looked like, will probably point to some block or other in Society Hill. But truth […]

Generally speaking, even extended trinities lack space for truly gracious entertaining if you’re having more than one or two people over to visit. This updated […]

Before I go any further with today’s featured-house-for-sale article, I realize I must answer the question that you’re already asking now that you’ve seen the […]

Trinities come in two basic versions: traditional and expanded. The traditional version may have its kitchen in the basement, or it may have one tacked […]

As you walk the streets of a number of Greater Center City neighborhoods, you will notice openings between the townhouses. The narrower ones are usually […]

Trinities, as we all know, are cult items: Those who love them really love them, while everyone else just shrugs and moves on. And one […]

Wanna get smart? That’s “smart” as in Maxwell, the famed Agent 86 of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry’s classic late-1960s secret-agent-spoof sitcom, Get Smart. But […]

Pay close attention here. I’m about to show you something rarely seen in a classic Philadelphia trinity. Are you ready? Are you sitting down? Here […]

Do you have dreams of living in a home of your own in Rittenhouse Square? An actual house, that is, not a condo? Pinch yourself, […]

I wasn’t sure whether to report on this Pennsport extended trinity house for sale as a featured listing or as a design story. Then it […]

Trinities are just about as old as Philadelphia itself: Elfreth’s Alley, the nation’s oldest continuously occupied residential street, is lined with trinity houses dating back […]

I’ll bet you didn’t know that there were any trinities this far west in Center City. I sure didn’t. Yet here it is: a too-cute […]

What’s wrong with this picture? Nothing that I can spot. But I’m sure that there are some trinity aficionados out there who are reading this, […]