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Nestled on a beautifully landscaped double lot in one of Quakertown Borough’s most established neighborhoods, 320 S Main Street is a classic mid-century modern gem. Set back from the street and surrounded by mature trees and plantings, the property offers a rare sense of privacy—while remaining close to everything.The thoughtful layout features four bedrooms and three full bathrooms,

Perched on a hilltop in the sought-after Merion Hill community, 1015 Riverview Lane offers the perfect blend of elegance, privacy, and convenience just minutes from Conshohocken.A gracious two-story foyer introduces the home’s open floor plan, complete with custom millwork and gleaming hardwood floors. Sunlit formal living and dining rooms feature oversized windows and crown molding, while the

Richard Neutra’s Coveney House: A Timeless Mid-Century MasterpieceNestled on a serene two-acre wooded lot in Gulph Mills, the Coveney House stands as a testament to the genius of Richard Neutra, one of the 20th century’s most celebrated modernist architects. Commissioned by David and Sarah Coveney for their growing family, the home was completed in 1963. The striking single-story residence is one

Architect Irwin Stein designed this remarkable home for his own family, bringing his distinctive modernist sensibility to one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Radnor Township. Set on 2.65 acres of secluded, wooded land, the property reflects Stein’s architectural philosophy, where clarity of form, livability, and a connection to the natural environment come together with intention and

Unique and jaw-dropping Revolution-era stone home, perched above Gulph Creek at Hanging Rock. Originally formed by connecting centuries old textile mills, and redone for the 21st c. with exquisite charm and taste by local artisans.Exposed beams and tinders on spacious ceilings. Accent walls of stone, old brick, Tudor beams and Venetian plaster. The floors! Random-width pine planks with walnut

Suspended above the landscape like a private retreat in the sky, this striking octagonal pedestal home on Solebury Mountain offers a perspective unlike any other. Designed to embrace its high-elevation perch, the home’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views that shift with the seasons—lush greenery in summer, golden hues in autumn, and expansive winter vistas that stretch across the

Perched on a hillside and surrounded by trees, this home feels like a modern treehouse, immersed in nature in every season. Walls of windows bring the outdoors in, offering ever-changing views of the wooded landscape—golden leaves in fall, snow-dusted branches in winter, and a lush green canopy in spring and summer. The house is positioned to take in the scenery from every room, creating a sense