This midcentury home, remodeled in 2007, is full of bells and whistles, with multiple fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and water views on every level—including the roof deck. An in-ground pool with a cabana looks over the southwest Queen Anne hillside. 5,677 square feet of space with only four bedrooms means plenty of space to stretch out.

Another four-bedroom Queen Anne manse takes up the No. 2 spot—this one from a more manse-y year, 1907. It’s not far from the No. 1 most spendy home, and benefits from the same southwestern views from the slope near Kerry Park. Each of the second floor bedrooms has its own view deck.

This elaborate three-bedroom home is in the Queen Anne style, but located in Madrona. Original columns and millwork set the stage for formal spaces, including an expansive library with full-height built-in shelves. Hardwood floors, multiple fireplaces, and built-in details extend throughout the home. Outside, well-manicured lawns weave in and out of garden space.

This unique modern home from 1978 is both sleek and cabin-like, with walls of windows overlooking a lush, green yard lined by bamboo and a beech tree. A gym and a wine cellar complete the luxury home.

This two-bedroom Second Avenue downtown condo, perched above Pike Place Market, has almost cartoonishly perfect water views. Amenities include a concierge, a gym, a yoga room, and a “sky lounge.”

A block from the Sand Point Country Club in View Ridge, this 1949 five-bedroom home was remodeled in 2011. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a large, main-floor barbeque deck give incredible views of Lake Washington; below, find a media room, a gym, a patio, and garden space.

This stately luxury townhouse near Volunteer Park has three bedrooms, a library with a balcony, a private elevator, and a gated courtyard.

Nearby, this 1927 estate has four bedrooms, 10,000 square feet of grounds with boxwood gardens, and massive formal entertaining spaces.