This one-bed, one-bath condo in the Outer Sunset comprises 35% of a detached house. It comes with its own separate entrance, has a shared floor, and features remodeled interiors. Best of all, it’s a jump away from Ocean Beach.

Asking is $375,000.

This Central Richmond home’s Edwardian layout comes with two beds, one bath, a formal parlor room at the front, and pocket doors to the master bedroom. There’s also a brick fireplace and details like wainscoting and crown molding. Swoon.

Asking is $899,000.

This detached Inner Parkside abode comes with two beds, one bath, and roughly 1,050 square feet. Built in 1940, 1030 Ortega has been completely renovated to feature new interiors with pastel hues.

And dig that red door. Sharp.

Asking is $998,000.

A tenancy-in-common nestled in prized Mission-Dolores, just across the street from Whole Foods, this one-bed (separated by French doors), one-bath, approximately 600-square-foot condo is arguably the best location on this list. Located near Market Street, it’s next to several major transit lines, equidistant from the Mission and Castro.

Renovated throughout, HOAs come to $333. Asking is $750,000.

Inside a four-unit circa-1900 Victorian in Hayes Valley, this studio is, well, tight. But also beautiful. It features an open living/sleeping area with a separate kitchen and dining area, an exclusive-use patio off the kitchen, high ceilings, and brick kitchen detailing.

Storage is included, and there is a shared laundry room in the building.

HOAs are $366.80. Asking is $628,000.

O to live the downtown lifestyle! A one-bedroom condo inside Crown Towers, famous for the Downing red facade and its Beelzebub-possessed address, comes with arched doors, a fireplace, a bathroom with both walk-in shower and bathtub, and glorious downtown views.

HOAs are $742. Asking is $779,000.

Up in Potrero Hill, new homebuyers can find a roomy condo inside an Edwardian, featuring roughly 1,000 square feet, one bed, and one bath. New details can be found throughout. But it also maintains some of its original integrity. Lovely.

HOAs are $279. Asking is $799,000.

This two-bed, one-bath Bayview abode is still under renovation. But this 1907 home’s facade, now painted a vivid shade of yellow, keeps things traditional with a white picket fence. Also of note, according to the listing agent’s ad, “There is a partially finished second unit below which could be completed for additional income or an owners unit. “

Asking is $585,000.