Nestled back behind some trees in Shoreline, this cozy three-bedroom home from 1918 has built-ins, archways, a huge kitchen, and French doors to a lush backyard with porch and patio space, densely lined with more trees. It’s listed for $550,000.

In Bitter Lake, this stucco home, built in 1905, features sweet Spanish Revival elements, including detailed archways and the original fireplace (although it has since become more of a candle holder). The place has two full bedrooms, plus a finished basement with a den and bonus room. This one’s listed for $599,000.

Also in Bitter Lake—literally right along the lake itself—this three-bedroom midcentury home is full of well-maintained period details, from a stone fireplace lining a wood accent wall to even the kitchen cabinetry. A second stone fireplace sits in the basement, and there’s a well-manicured courtyard out back. Bonus outdoor space: a 50-foot stretch of lakeside beach co-owned with seven neighbors. It’s listed for $700,000.

This Greenwood Craftsman was built in 1930, and has since been converted to a duplex. Although it was just remodeled in 2016, it still features a rounded, brick fireplace, peaked archways, hardwood floors, and even vintage radiators. The upstairs unit features vaulted ceilings, and a grassy backyard has space to garden. The asking price is $759,000.

This adorable little Greenwood bungalow, asking $484,000, is just 630 square feet, but fits in two bedrooms, a decently sized living room with a wood stove, and a mudroom with laundry. Bamboo floors throughout add warmth, and some extra shelving helps save space. An equally cute backyard has a shed and gardening space.