Take a look inside this 1929 French Norman estate in Philadelphia.   See the Gallery

Tour an elegant Second Empire corner mansion in Philadelphia, Pa.   See the Gallery

Built circa 1874 by the protégés of Philadelphia architect Frank Furness, this corner mansion in Rittenhouse Square is a Second Empire gem.The flat-topped roof, stone edifice and decorative trim…   Read the Blog

Set on five acres, the 1929 French Normandy-style estate was built during the final years of the Prohibition era, when people sought out speakeasies in order to illegally purchase alcohol.   See the Image

Behind its stately stone exterior, this Philadelphia mansion is full of surprises: a bowling alley, a billiards room and — perhaps most intriguingly — a speakeasy bar concealed behind a false…   See the Image

A stone-lined entrance leads the way to the mansion   See the Image

The home's formal dining room is lined by gorgeous wood-paneled walls.   See the Image

Perfect for entertaining guests, the home boasts a private bowling alley.   See the Image

The home's billiards room shows off a regal, luxurious decor.   See the Image

The bedroom's tall windows allow for ample light to flood into the space.   See the Image