Kristin McFeely

Some places just have that something — a story, a soul, a sense of belonging from a bygone era. Picture it: 1889. Grover Cleveland is president, the Exposition grounds are bustling, and your soon-to-be home is just being built, one of 14 stately brick Queen Anne Victorians lined up like a debutante parade under a canopy of mature trees. Over a century later, they’re still turning heads with their

The ideal intersection of approachable and luxurious. Quiet elegance awaits in this truly distinctive and exquisitely crafted two-year-old residence. This home doesn’t just invite you in; it rolls out a red carpet and hands you a glass of champagne the moment you arrive.The exterior stuns in black and white with a clean brick facade juxtaposed with a beautifully patinaed corrugated metal.

Within the northwestern reaches of the leafy Art Museum section of the city at the edge of Fairmount Park sits 761-765 N 26th Street. Unassuming from the street, you’ve walked by many times wondering what lies behind the Art Deco-inspired wall of cascading colorful flowers. You peek beyond the doors and realize that your months of viewing McMansions and homogenous box-like new construction homes

You’ve been scoping out this neighborhood, knowing homes don’t become available here often. The development’s 300-acre grounds were the original home of Whitemarsh Hall, designed by architect, Horace Trumbauer and built for investment banker Edward Stotesbury and his second wife, Eva. Now a community of colorful and fun mid-century homes live among the original estate’s relics of towering stone

You’ve walked by and wondered what is going on with this house. You’ve tried peeking through the windows to catch a glimpse of the pristine period details inside. You’ve imagined the colorful stories the walls could tell. You also read the Philly Magazine and Curbed articles the last time this home hit the market and kicked yourself for missing the chance to see inside. Now is your opportunity to

Welcome to 1628 Brown St, an exquisitely renovated townhome that seamlessly combines modern amenities with classic charm. Step inside to experience a thoughtfully designed interior featuring a straight-through first floor while maintaining the original design-feel throughout. At the heart of the home is the meticulously updated kitchen, showcasing GE stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops