In Queen Anne, this elaborate, gambrel-roofed Craftsman has everything: stained and leaded glass windows, French doors, built-ins, and a stunning, tree-lined backyard with a huge patio. A finished basement adds some extra space, including a rec room. In total, the home has four bedrooms and two bathrooms; It’s listed for $1.59 million.

Also in upper Queen Anne, this boxy Victorian home is listed for $1.75 million. It’s still full of 1906 details, including leaded glass windows, built-ins—including an adorable entryway bench—and large gathering spaces on the ground floor. Up a handsome staircase are most of the home’s five bedrooms, including multiple corner rooms with window benches. The basement has been finished, adding a den and an office.

This little 1900 farmhouse in the Central Area—960 square feet over two stories—has two bedrooms and a large kitchen. Outside, a large deck and just enough backyard give plenty of space for gardening and relaxing. It’s listed for $549,000.

As the route starts to wind through Madrona, it gets close to this well-maintained 1907 foursquare with most of the original millwork—but with a finished basement for added space. It includes four bedrooms and an expansive backyard, all on the market for $1.2 million.

Originally built in 1911, this three-bedroom home near Madrona Park got a massive Northwest contemporary upgrade at some point, with massive windows and cladding that blends in with the surrounding environment. Outdoor spaces blend seamlessly with the indoor ones, including a large porch off the living room with views of Lake Washington. The asking price is $1.58 million.