This brightly-colored two-bedroom penthouse features air conditioning, a fireplace, and a bonus room—plus private elevator access. It’s listed for $550,000, down $29,000 from when it was first listed, although $410 a month in HOA dues is no small cost.

While this Capitol Hill one-bedroom condo has some very 1980s design, it makes up for a lot with a wood-burning fireplace and a long balcony that stretches from the bedroom to the living room. This one’s going for $400,000, plus $276 a month in HOAs.

This top-floor corner unit in a 1928 building is packed with cute details like archways and built-ins—including a long window bench. A massive walk-in closet conveniently also contains the washer and dryer. It’s listed for $449,000; HOAs are $387 a month.

This one-bedroom corner unit has been heavily renovated to have a more modern look, but its 1911 origins are apparent in the boxbeam ceilings inside—and the gorgeous brickwork outside. The asking price is $449,000, down $50,000 from when it was first listed.

North of Mercer, things switch pretty abruptly to massive, single-family houses, including this five-bedroom foursquare home on about a quarter acre of land.

The multiple covered porches and leaded glass windows are impressive enough on the outside. Inside, a formal living area with a grand fireplace opens to a formal dining area with French doors, and a large wood-paneled library is lined with a wall full of bookshelves and its own cozy little fireplace. A second formal dining area—yes, a second—is in a sunroom.

With this much going on, the listing price, $3.5 million, shouldn’t be too much of a shock.