Right before the 14 heads east and away from downtown, it passes right by this loft in a 1904 building. Currently, it has one bedroom, but 1,852 square feet of space leaves plenty of room to customize the room count. Grand, brick archways, exposed ceiling beams, and plenty of interior brick complete a super-classic industrial look. The listing price is $900,000; all that century-plus-old masonry makes the hefty HOA dues ($2,764 a month), while unfortunate, not too big of a surprise.

In the Central Area, this brand-new, three-bedroom townhouse by local builder Jabooda Homes is Built Green certified. It features vaulted ceilings and plenty of large windows, plus a roof deck up top. It’s on the market for $799,000.

In Leschi, this three-bedroom home from 1927 was overhauled with modern decor, but keeping the vintage touches like archways, exposed brick, and a classic fireplace. Maybe the coolest part: The listing claims the house is the childhood home of Quincy Jones. It’s listed for $985,000—down from an even $1 million when it was first listed.

Just south of Interstate 90, this Mount Baker home with five bedrooms and a pool is listed for $1.8 million. Built in 1910 but renovated with modern sensibilities, the house has five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a finished basement totaling more than 3,100 square feet.

Just south of Mount Baker Park, this opulent 1909 home features multiple formal gathering spaces below and three bedrooms above, including a master with French doors to a private patio. Being two blocks from Lake Washington means some great views, too. This one’s listed for $2 million.