This North Admiral home is a neighborhood classic: an elaborate 1910 Craftsman just barely out of the Victorian aesthetic. It’s been remodeled inside, finishing the basement and the attic, including a wood-lined vaulted-ceiling wine cellar, all with thick moulding and other millwork. All together, it has three bedrooms, including a master suite.

It’s listed for $1.27 million.

This thoughtfully designed 2006 townhouse is designed to blend into a wooded ceiling, with plenty of exposed wood inside and a private balcony and patio tucked into the greenbelt in back. It has two bedrooms, one part of a master suite that includes an office nook, a five-piece bath, and laundry facilities. The other is part of a guest suite.

This home is on the market for $750,000; HOA dues are $140 per month.

Near the Morgan Junction, this remodeled 1924 Craftsman has a built-in dining nook off the kitchen and shelving in the living room, plus vaulted ceilings throughout the main floor. A finished basement with what appears to be a separate entrance adds a den and an extra bedroom, bringing the bedroom total to three.

This one’s going for $689,000.

This adorable little one-bedroom condo near the southern edge of the Seattle city limits in Highland Park has its own, house-style outside entrance from a huge, shared front porch. Inside, it has hardwood floors, a kitchen with plenty of cabinet space, and in-unit laundry. It comes with off-street parking.

The asking price is $224,500, with pretty low HOA dues at $146 per month.

This strange Burien house has a lifted entrance from a second-story front porch—plant some extra trees around it and it could have a serious treehouse vibe. The previous owners have added a very expressive color pallette to the home’s four bedrooms across two floors, from stripes to geometric patterns. Out back, the yard has multiple patios already set up for picnics.

This house is on the market for $479,000, down $10,000 from when it was first listed.