On the west side of Lake Union, this cute, one-bedroom, 1940s condo has a brick fireplace and 690 square feet of space. It comes with in-unit laundry and a parking space for $345,000, plus $422 a month in HOA dues.

Slightly farther north, another condo from the 1940s has an adorable kitchen and some built-ins, including cabinets lining the walls of the bedroom. This one’s going for $319,900, plus $300 a month in HOA dues.

Up in Wallingford, this 1910 home is boxy on the outside and classic Craftsman on the inside, complete with archways and built-ins—including a window bench. It has a whopping six whole bedrooms, and a finished basement adds extra space (and a non-conforming mother-in-law apartment with a separate kitchen and everything). This one’s listed for $1.55 million.

This craftsman home in View Ridge surrounded by trees has three bedrooms and a bright interior with vintage features like archways, millwork, and fixtures. An unfinished basement provides room to grow. It’s listed for $799,000.

This gabled, 5,000-square-foot estate in Hawthorne Hills was built in 2018, although it has the vibe of a century-old colonial revival house. Inside, find cathedral ceilings and plenty of built-ins (like shelves lining a library, a mudroom bench, and vanities), plus multiple formal gathering spaces and four bedrooms. Outdoor spaces include two balconies and a “fireside patio.”

Since this is a massive spec house, it’s not a huge surprise it’s listed for $3.65 million.