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The exterior of the home in the Wissahickon Hills section of Roxborough.

House of the Week: A three-bedroom rehabbed brick twin in Roxborough for $399,900

The house, built just after World War II, was fully remodeled in 2020 and is close to Manayunk and Gorgas Park.

Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer

Michele and Phil Murphy made updates to their 5,500 square-foot Colonial home in Wayne, after living there for almost 20 years.

A Wayne home for five transforms for a new era

Terri Akman, For The Inquirer

The living room in the historic rowhouse in Fairmount.

A historic four-bedroom Victorian rowhouse in Fairmount for $799,500

Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer

Late fall and winter can bring increased precipitation. Take steps now to reduce flooding and runoff that could hurt dormant plants and leave you with less topsoil in the spring.
Mitigate the problem by “cleaning drains, swales, and gutters, and making sure that water can move through during winter storms,” says Mary Phillips, head of native plant habitat strategy at the National Wildlife Federation.

Ten fall garden tasks to help you prepare for winter

Kate Morgan, Washington Post

(From left) architect Gabriel Deck, Loredanna Shapson, holding baby Vincenza, and Matthew Shapson in the kitchen area of the Upper Bucks County home that they expanded and modernized from a 19th-century schoolhouse to keep as much of the original character as possible.

Turning an 1800s Newtown schoolhouse into a 21st-century home

Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer

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