This 1938 four-bedroom brick cottage in the Ravenna/Wedgwood area—retrofitted for an earthquake—features hardwood floors and large windows for natural light. A remodel at some point added a family room to the basement; a recent kitchen remodel added quartz countertops and updated appliances. The backyard features a small lawn and evergreen trees. The asking price is $859,000, more than a $200,000 flip from when it was last listed a year ago.

The “Olde Ravenna Lodge” is a stately but woodsy English-style cottage tucked away on a large, forested lot. A log cabin interior features plenty of exposed wood and beams, plus cathedral ceilings and a cozy wood stove. Upstairs, two bedrooms include a master suite with a large balcony. A 420-square-foot “elfin” guest house adds another two-story living space with a kitchen and bedroom. The home is listed for $756,000.

This cute little two-bedroom rambler in Olympic Hills, built in 1942, features hardwood floors, built-ins, and even a clawfoot tub. An attached shop could be converted to more living space, and a large patio, deck, and lawn are ready for outdoor gatherings. The asking price is $450,000.

Right on the Sammamish River in Kenmore, this 1978 home is a bit of a fixer—but has a river dock in the backyard and huge windows overlooking the water. The interior features vaulted, exposed-beam ceilings, four bedrooms, and a chunky stone fireplace. While it needs work, the waterfront location is still driving a hard bargain, with a listing price of $898,000.

This brand-new townhouse—technically a condo—in downtown Bothell has has a few unique details that make it stand out from typical new construction, like exposed grain, a work nook, and built-ins. It also features four bedrooms and large, covered patios and balconies. It’s listed for $912,995, plus $137 per month in HOA dues.