This weird little two-bedroom, ground-floor unit in a 1910 building on Capitol Hill is listed for $340,000. It features vintage details like original radiators and exposed brick on the top half of the walls, plus some quirky accents like a frosted glass window with a floral motif between rooms.

This 1916 two-bedroom Craftsman on a corner lot has some very grand decor inside, like boxbeam ceilings, a tiled fireplace, and big archways. A finished attic creates some cozy spots underneath an exposed-wood ceiling peak, and partially finished basement and a huge pantry add extra space. It’s listed for $650,000.

This technically-a-condo with a cottage vibe, built in 1941, is listed for $395,000 in Georgetown. That includes two bedrooms, 737 square feet of space, a front yard, and a front porch. An airy interior features new appliances and hardwood floors.

In Highland Park, this 1947-built, two-bedroom courtyard condo is going for $300,000. In addition to the shared space in the middle, it has a large deck out back. Inside, it has hardwood floors and 867 square feet of space—and one bedroom has a walk-in closet and enough room for a king-size bed.

This little rambler near Westwood Village has a big backyard—and a huge deck to overlook it. Inside, find a bright space with skylights and two bedrooms. A large garage provides workshop space, too. It’s listed for $475,000.