Kristin McFeely

There are houses that shelter you, and then there are houses that stay with you. This late-19th-century Fairmount row is one of the latter: a place where history lingers in the light, where craftsmanship whispers from every carved detail, and where stories unfold, room by room. This is a rare home that hasn’t lost itself to time or renovation trends. Instead, its original details have been

Welcome to Unit 211 at the prestigious Hawthorne Lofts, where historic charm meets modern luxury in the heart of Philadelphia. This exquisite bi-level condominium offers a unique living experience with its one-bedroom plus den! Step inside to discover an open-concept living area adorned with restored hardwood floors and soaring 14-foot ceilings. The three expansive 12-foot east-facing windows

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

At some point, you convinced yourself everything was fine. Fine with the cramped apartment, the leaking toilet, and the neighbor whose band rehearses exclusively at 11 PM. But here you are, scrolling listings, wondering if maybe, just maybe, you deserve better. You do. Enter 151 Osborn Street, the home that makes you question why you tolerated so much nonsense for so long. The moment you walk in,

Welcome to 3138 Miller Street, where your future Port Richmond life begins. Let’s start at the curb: matte black framed windows, modern house numbers, a vintage front door with etched glass, and a bench made for morning coffee chatting with neighbors. Enter through a delightful penny-tiled vestibule to your open-concept living/dining space boasting parquet hardwood floors, exposed whitewashed

Nestled in the southern stretches of West Mt. Airy, just where the city gives way to the whisper of the Wissahickon, Lincoln Drive winds through a canopy of trees and stately homes that look straight out of a storybook. Beautiful historic architecture at every turn, one home prettier than the next. You can’t help but fall for the heritage-rich neighborhood. And right in the middle of it all sits

Picture it: Tacony in the early 1900s. Industrialist Henry Disston, with his Keystone Saw Works, was hard at work creating a neighborhood rich in varied housing stock and green spaces along the Delaware River. The corner of Tulip St and Longshore Ave was the main business section of the neighborhood and architect John Ord’s towering red brick masterpiece, the Tacony Saving Fund Safe Deposit &

Welcome to Spring Garden living at its finest, where timeless character meets modern comfort on one of the neighborhood’s most sought-after blocks. This beautifully renovated home blends elegance, warmth, and practicality in all the right ways. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully designed and meticulously maintained, with a layout that just makes sense. Flexible, sunlit spaces, original

Hope Street Condominium is just 1.5 blocks from the hottest corridor in the City, Frankford Avenue. Brand new restaurants Percy, Jaffa and Ama all right at your doorstep!!! Unit 3B is awesome - It boasts: 2 Bedrooms, 1 full bath, a coveted TOP FLOOR unit with nobody living above you- super high ceilings, full-size washer/dryer, chefs kitchen with stainless steel appliances (including