It’s not too often that a home from 1932 is on the market for the first time, but here it is. This three-bedroom Tudor revival house with distinctive arches is also unique on the inside, with wood-grain, rounded millwork, an inlaid stone fireplace, and leaded glass. It has three bedrooms and is on the market for $699,000.

This treehouse-like home from the 1970s, tucked in a hillside off Avalon Way, is on the market for $899,888. That comes with a lot of Seattle history baked in, with supports from Kingdome and fir floors dating back to 1898 from Henry Yesler’s mill. In more mundane details, it has three bedrooms, a basement, and a master bath with a jetted tub, plus two decks with big views.

This 1999 townhouse stands out from the pack for its blissful backyard with actual space for gardening. Inside, an open-concept living area has big windows for natural light, and upstairs bedrooms have steep, vaulted ceilings. It’s on the market for $425,000.

In the Fauntleroy area, this brick, midcentury, basement rambler is going for $695,000. That includes two fireplaces—one in the upstairs living room, one in the downstairs rec room—and a well-maintained, fenced backyard.

Hidden behind some large trees, this sweet 1937 Craftsman boasts built-ins—including plenty of kitchen cabinetry and a reading nook in the living room—and an upper floor with vaulted ceilings. A backyard with a tall, wooden fence has plenty of space for gardening or more homes, since the lot, according to the listing, is zoned low-rise. It’s asking $644,750.