Homes: What you can buy for $350,000
Want to buy property for $350,000? What you get will largely depend on where you look.
In pricey urban markets like New York City, $350,000 might buy you a studio or one-bedroom apartment. The same goes for Seattle, another in-demand market with high home values.
Head out to the Midwest, however, and you can get a lot more bang for your buck. In Detroit, that amount can buy you a historic castle-like mansion with six bedrooms, original stained glass windows and fireplaces.
At almost double the U.S. median home value -- which is currently about $183,000, according to Zillow -- most of these $350,000 properties come with sought-after features like stainless steel appliances and fireplaces.
Click ahead to see what $350,000 will buy you in 10 cities across the country.
Chicago, Illinois
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Chicago's Buena Park neighborhood is listed for $350,000. It last sold in 2007 for $380,000, about 9 percent more than the current asking price. It's about 79 percent more expensive than the area's medium home value of about $196,000.
Chicago, Illinois
The home has a front balcony, south-facing back deck and one parking space included in the price. It also has a fireplace, open kitchen with granite counters and in-unit laundry.
Denver, Colorado
This four-bedroom, four-bathroom home in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood of Denver is for sale at about $350,000.It was last sold in 2003 for approximately $234,000, about two-thirds of the current price. It's about 41 percent more than the approximately $248,000 median home value for the area.
Denver, Colorado
The 6,098-square-foot home has a finished basement with a dry bar and a media room with theater seating (theater components are included in the sale). It also has three fireplaces and a master bedroom with two walk-in closets.
Atlanta, Georgia
This four-bedroom, two-bathroom bungalow in East Atlanta is listed at $350,000, about 83 percent above the area's median home value of about $191,000. The home most recently went on the market in October at $359,000, and its price has since been reduced. Prior to that, it was last listed for sale in 2013 for $299,500, but the listing was removed.
Atlanta, Georgia
The 1,920-square-foot home has a backyard deck, fireplace, hardwood floors, custom granite countertops, a wet bar and a carport.
Seattle, Washington
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood is listed for $349,000. It last sold in May 2014 for $310,000. It's less expensive than the approximately $416,000 median home value in the area.
Seattle, Washington
The 664-square-foot condo has hardwood floors, exposed concrete ceilings and pillars, sliding glass bedroom doors and in-unit laundry. The building also offers amenities like a fitness center, library and rooftop deck with views of the Space Needle and Elliot Bay.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Philadelphia's Queen Village neighborhood is listed for about $350,000, down from its original asking price of $389,000. It last sold in December 2011 for about $334,000. The home is slightly more expensive than the area's median home value of approximately $335,000.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Built in 1900, the 972-square foot home has original pine wood floors, three fireplaces and a gated courtyard. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and exposed beams.
New York, New York
This one-bedroom co-op with one bathroom on Manhattan's Upper East Side is listed for about $350,000. That asking price is just under one-third of the pricey area's approximately $1.2 million median home value.
New York, New York
The apartment has hardwood floors, a recently renovated kitchen and two large bedroom closets.
Los Angeles, California
This three-bedroom, two-bathroom house in South Los Angeles is for sale at $349,900. It last sold in 2004 for approximately $170,000, less than half the current price. The home is less expensive than the area's median home value of about $354,000.
Los Angeles, California
This home has a fenced yard and detached two-car garage. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and tiled floors. The master bedroom has an attached bathroom with whirlpool tub.
Green Bay, Wisconsin
This four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home on the west side of Green Bay, Wisconsin, is listed at about $350,000. It last sold in 2003 for $445,000, about 22 percent more than its current price. The home is almost twice the area's median home value of approximately $184,000.
Green Bay, Wisconsin
The 3,179-square-foot house sits on about eight acres of land with a pond and dock, swimming pool, hot tub and a secondary garage. The home has two wood-burning fireplaces, a sunroom, master bath with whirlpool tub, granite countertops and a security system.
St. Louis, Missouri
This home in the Lasalle Park neighborhood of St. Louis is listed for $349,000. It last sold in December 2015 for about $206,000, about two-thirds of the current price. The home's price is about 89 percent higher than the area's median home value of approximately $185,000.
St. Louis, Missouri
The four-bedroom, four-bathroom, Civil War-era home is on the National Register of Historic Homes and has seven fireplaces, hardwood floors and pocket doors. The home's kitchen has been updated with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.
Detroit, Michigan
This castle-like home in Detroit's Palmer Woods neighborhood is for sale for about $350,000, the same price at which it sold in 2005. This price is nine times higher than the area's astonishingly low median home value, which is approximately $39,000.
Detroit, Michigan
The six-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home was built in 1929 and has original leaded stained-glass windows, crown moldings and iron stair railings. The home also has an attached garage and fenced yard. The dining set and grand piano are included in the sale.