This lower Queen Anne co-op studio is decently sized at 425 square feet, but still has a pull-down bed to save space. Built in 1908, it still has some original millwork, plus hardwood floors. The bathroom is a three-quarter, but has room for a bath with a remodel. The asking price is $179,500; HOA dues are $462 per month.

Standing on the corner of Interbay, Queen Anne, Fremont, and Ballard—just south of the Ballard Bridge—this extremely grand 1915 Craftsman still has original exposed-grain millwork, including cased openings and a cabinet with leaded-glass doors and mantle surrounding the brick fireplace. The kitchen, upstairs, and downstairs have all been remodeled with more of a modern look, including the four bedrooms. It’s listed for $1.25 million.

Up by Ballard High School, this two-bedroom townhouse with a boxy, brick design has just had a studs-out remodel—enough of a remodel to list the building year as 2018. Custom metalwork nods to the brick on the outside, and two upstairs bedrooms have plenty of space. A front yard and back patio are nice bonuses. It’s asking $639,999, a slight price reduction from when it was first listed.

Up in Whittier Heights, this sweet Craftsman is full of nooks: an eating nook off the kitchen, a reading nook in one of the three bedrooms—and built-ins. There’s a full extra living suite (or potential ADU) below, with a separate kitchen. It’s listed for $799,000.

This shingled, three-bedroom Crown Hill home, built in 1940, has a cozy vibe that perfectly complements its massive, tree-filled lot. Inside, it has some details from an earlier era, like cased openings. A finished basement adds a den. It’s asking $724,500.