While this massive Seward Park estate with a dock and an indoor pool was initially listed for more than $6 million back in the spring, it eventually sold September 18 for $5.5 million. Even with the price cut, it was the most expensive home sale of the month.

As is to be expected in high-priced downtown condos, this 30th-floor, two-bedroom corner unit has walls of floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the water. It also comes with two offices and a media room. The building has access to a 24-hour concierge, a gym, and a yoga studio.

It was first listed in June, and went pending the next day. The sale wasn’t finalized until September 15.

This is a very New Seattle story: the third most expensive sale of the month is a 1905 Wallingford-Fremont-area fixer on a 13,000-square-foot lot, zoned multifamily and likely destined for a demo.

This Queen Anne corner condo overlooks Kerry Park, giving it that iconic water view. Three bedrooms and a huge private deck mean plenty of space.

This swanky waterfront midcentury pad by Tucker and Shields has a central courtyard with pool, including a semi-indoor cabana bar. It sold for more than $200,000 above asking.

This massive, 5,000-plus-square-foot home designed by George Stoddard features meticulously-maintained original wood paneling throughout—including in a cozy, lofted library—and is located right behind Golden Gardens for easy water views.

It’s never a surprise to find homes in the ritzy waterfront Laurelhurst neighborhood on these lists. This 1938 home maintains some charms of the era, like window benches and French doors, but has been remodeled—maybe including adding a few extra windows for those water views.

While this posh Madison Park home was built at the height of the midcentury building boom, it’s designed more Dutch colonial. Still, a basement rec room with its own sweet fireplace is a nice touch.