KELLY MCSHAIN TYREE
Real Estate Commission in Philadelphia, PA

Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Staging

8039 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia 19126

<p class="MsoNormal"><strong>Kelly McShain Tyree</strong> loves Philadelphia neighborhoods and has a deep passion to celebrate their unique offerings, preserve and showcase their diverse architectural character and intrinsic beauty. She believes by celebrating Philadelphia's Old World craftsmanship and legacy of honoring our green spaces- we encourage renewal and community vitality throughout the City…</p><p class="MsoNormal"></p><p class="MsoNormal">Along with her husband, Robert Tyree, and her brother, Devitt McShain, Kelly has restored architecturally and historically significant residential and commercial Philadelphia properties- winning an Interior and Exterior Homeowner Award from the Preservation Alliance of Greater Philadelphia for an East Oak Lane Victorian (c. 1895). As a member of the Advisory Council for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society- she has also been working to green and beautify Philadelphia neighborhoods, gateways and corridors. Kelly is a fourth generation Philadelphian involved with real estate- her Great Grandfather, John McShain, and her Great Uncle John McShain Jr., were Master Builders in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. They built many Catholic Churches, University buildings (La Salle, St. Joe's, Georgetown), as well as the Pentagon, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Kennedy Center.</p><p class="MsoNormal"></p><p class="MsoNormal">Having lived and worked in NYC and abroad as a professional Stage Actress as well as an Interior Decorator, Kelly offers a unique and joyful perspective to her hometown City and to her clients- both to those who are selling their homes, and those who are purchasing.</p><p class="MsoNormal"></p><p class="MsoNormal">BA, Catholic University of America, Washington D.C.</p><p class="MsoNormal">MFA, Classical Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, U. of Alabama</p><p class="MsoNormal">Real Estate, Temple University</p>

Residential sales, Luxury homes, First time home buyers

Elfant Wissahickon Realtors
Philadelphia
(646) 526-6909

ABR, CNE, BA, MFA

Home Buyers, Home Sellers

Single Family Home, Condo/Townhome, Multi-family

Theatre, Classic Film, Literature, Irish Music, Ballet, GREAT PHILLY FOOD!

Preservation Alliance Interior and Exterior Homeowner Awards

English

Design, Staging, Architectural Knowledge, Marketing, Certified Negotiations Expert

Kelly McShain Tyree loves Philadelphia neighborhoods and has a deep passion to celebrate their unique offerings, preserve and showcase their diverse architectural character and intrinsic beauty. She believes by celebrating Philadelphia’s Old World craftsmanship and legacy of honoring our green spaces- we encourage renewal and community vitality throughout the City…<br /><br />Along with her husband, Robert Tyree, and her brother, Devitt McShain, Kelly has restored architecturally and historically significant residential and commercial Philadelphia properties- winning an Interior and Exterior Homeowner Award from the Preservation Alliance of Greater Philadelphia for an East Oak Lane Victorian (c. 1895). As a member of the Advisory Council for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society- she has also been working to green and beautify Philadelphia neighborhoods, gateways and corridors. Kelly is a fourth generation Philadelphian involved with real estate- her Great Grandfather, John McShain, and her Great Uncle John McShain Jr., were Master Builders in Philadelphia and Washington D.C. They built many Catholic Churches, University buildings (La Salle, St. Joe’s, Georgetown), as well as the Pentagon, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Kennedy Center.<br /><br />Having lived and worked in NYC and abroad as a professional Stage Actress as well as an Interior Decorator, Kelly offers a unique and joyful perspective to her hometown City and to her clients- both to those who are selling their homes, and those who are purchasing.<br /><br />BA, Catholic University of America, Washington D.C.<br />MFA, Classical Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, U. of Alabama<br />Real Estate, Temple University