Trace Lofts was a product of the beginning of the current Capitol Hill building boom, and this 610-square-foot one-bedroom in the building is listed for $538,000, not including $285 per month in HOAs. The unit has its own balcony, but if that’s not big enough, a shared roof deck provides more space. It also comes with garage parking and an ensuite washer and dryer. Other bonuses include restaurants Barrio and La Spiga below.

Those going for a more vintage aesthetic (and smaller price) can try this 643-square-foot one-bedroom in Garden Court, a 1929 brick building just a little farther east on Capitol Hill. The corner unit features four closets, a breakfast nook, and cute interior details like archways. Outside, a shared courtyard has lush landscaping. It’s asking $350,000—not including $459 in HOAs.

On the cusp of Capitol Hill and the Central District, this two-bedroom-plus-den, 1910 home is listed for $699,000. It’s full of hidey-holes and vaulted ceilings like many turn-of-the-century homes, and features many original details like wooden trim—including a great banister. More modern updates include skylights. A grassy, fenced backyard is also a great draw.

Flash forward to 1952 to this midcentury Broadmoor home on a massive, 10,000-square-foot lot, complete with a pool. It has three bedrooms, two with en-suite bathrooms, plus an open floorplan in the common areas for a bright, airy space. Colorful upgrades add pops of color inside while keeping with the modern aesthetic.

The asking price is $2.65 million, down $125,000 since it was first listed. Broadmoor is a gated community, so that also comes with HOAs, but they’re not too high: $138 per month.

Ever sit on Madison Park Beach and wonder about the condos extending into Lake Washington on the pier? Two of those condos, both studios, are for sale in one package for $629,000, down $10,000 from when they were first listed. Both are pretty no-frills, although one has a much more modern kitchen than the other. The headline, of course, is being literally on top of Lake washington.