Tucked into the curve of I-90 after it intersects I-5, this 1900 craftsman has undergone a partial remodel to the top floor, new built-in shelving, oak hardwoods, and new appliances. Downstairs, an ADU is in permitting, and the owner is leaving materials behind for the job. It’s listed for $599,000.

A small jump to the south, this new-construction, three-bedroom, modern home has the look and feel of a new townhouse, only detached. It even has a large rooftop deck with views. It’s listed for $765,000.

It’s this three-bedroom, 1929 Tudor revival’s first time on the market, even though it’s more than 75 years old. It could use a little love, but there’s a lot going on here in terms of original detail: a colorfully tiled fireplace, original lighting fixtures, leaded glass, deco hardware. It’s listed for $599,950.

This 1953 three-bedroom rambler has a bright blue, wood-burning fireplace in the living room, plus hardwood floors throughout and an artist's studio out back. It’s listed for $439,500, down $20,500 from when it was first put on the market.

This three-bedroom, 1913 home is built into a hillside, giving it some great views. It also has hardwoods throughout and even a couple of period details, like a wood stove. A den downstairs adds extra space. It’s listed for $649,950.