This cute little two-bedroom fixer by the Morgan Junction has a chunky stone fireplace and what looks like original hardwoods—but it’s also zoned low-rise, so more homes could fit on the property than just this one. It’s listed for $500,000.

What looks like an unassuming 1918 craftsman in the front is a full-on beach view party in the back, with two view decks and a patio overlooking the water from the hillside. Inside, the influence of the remodel is clear—recessed lighting, barn doors—but it still maintains some of the vintage look with hardwood floors and a bannister. The asking price is $1.08 million, down $100,000 from when it was first listed.

This sleek, brick midcentury three-bedroom just uphill from Lincoln Park has hardwood floors, a huge kitchen, and picture windows overlooking the evergreens. It’s listed for the very specific $759,950.

The actual two-bedroom Tudor on this property is a fixer, but the grounds are impressive: around two thirds of an acre off Brace Point, just half a block from the beach. The grounds include a “mature arboretum” with flowers and fruit trees, plus boxwoods, lawns, and gardens. It’s going for $950,000—imagine how much it would cost with more house on it.

By Westwood Village, this remodeled 1942 rambler has three bedrooms, a detached garage, a large yard, and potential for a mother-in-law unit. It’s asking $535,000.