It’s as if this massive 1925 Tudor revival in Madrona was built to match the street name, because it’s certainly grand, with multiple formal gathering spaces and layers of decks with water views. An expansive sunroom features a semi-indoor hot tub. It’s listed for $2.4 million.

Also in Madrona, this three-bedroom corner craftsman from 1926 is listed for $899,950. Vintage details include leaded glass windows and archways between common areas. A finished attic office with dramatic vaulted ceilings is a nice extra touch.

In the Central Area around Squire Park, this bright, two-bedroom condo is listed for $475,000, plus $400 a month in HOA dues. While the exterior isn’t recognizably from 1904, the details show on the interior, with a brick fireplace and built-in shelves. The balcony adds outdoor space.

This ultra-luxurious 1990 condo on the slope of Queen Anne Hill has been on the market for quite a while now. Its French doors lead to a patio spanning two floors—a lead-in to the living area’s cathedral ceilings. The modern loft has a full 3,255 square feet of living space, including two large bedroom suites and a gym space. This one’s asking $2.8 million—down from $2.95 million when it was first listed—an amount that’s makes $915 per month in HOA dues look not too bad.

In upper Queen Anne, this five-bedroom, 1911 craftsman is incredibly posh, with boxbeam ceilings, grand fireplaces, and intricate millwork. On the lower floor, a separate apartment is advertised as “au pair quarters”—which tracks with the $2.5 million price tag, down $185,000 from when it was first listed.