On the west side of Capitol Hill, this 510-square-foot, one-bedroom condo has plenty of details left over from its 1926 construction: French doors, archways, hardwoods, built-ins, even the vintage radiator. The bedroom features plenty of storage, including a walk-in closet. It’s asking $379,900; HOAs are $374 per month.

Just off 15th on Denny in Capitol Hill, this modern, three-bedroom house features cathedral ceilings in the living room, with exposed wood lining the kitchen below a loft. In the top floor bedrooms and living area, the ceiling is vaulted, too. Outdoor space includes not only a pretty big backyard for 10-year-old Capitol Hill construction, but a roof deck, too. It’s asking $1.2 million.

Also on Capitol Hill, this Tudor-esque, 495-square-foot studio has an interesting layout: there’s no bedroom, but a large kitchen and dining area are separated from the living and sleeping area by a glass door. If you’re really wanting for a bedroom, a smallish bed could fit in the walk-in closet. Historic features include not only an elaborate fireplace, but mahogany woodwork. It’s on the market for $309,000, with $353 in HOA dues.

With an eye-like design over the front porch, this 1925-built, three-bedroom Craftsman in Madrona stands out. Inside, find hardwood floors, thick moulding, and a white, brick fireplace. It’s asking $789,000.

This three-bedroom Craftsman in Madrona, on the market for $749,000, has a classic look, with a wide front porch surrounded by trees. It’s also full of original, 1908 details: a cased opening with built-ins, boxbeam ceilings, and even the original, concrete garage. Upstairs, a couple of the bedrooms open to a wide balcony, including one with steep, vaulted ceilings—and a bathroom with the original clawfoot tub and hexagon tile.