Not far off the West Seattle Bridge, this 1916 two-bedroom bungalow still has a cute farmhouse vibe inside, with a wood stove and exposed-grain cabinetry. The tree-lined backyard has plenty of patio space. It’s asking $539,950.

A block off the Delridge side of the West Seattle Golf Course, this 1940 farmhouse with a gambrel roof is listed for $515,000. Multi-paned windows add a cute, vintage touch, and the roof shape is apparent in the upper bedroom—one of two—giving it an interesting vault.

Located near Westwood Village, this two-bedroom, two bathroom condo is extremely 1980s—with current decor to match—but has a lot of potential. A little sunroom-like area has a window bench for soaking up light. The fireplace is extra, but in a way you could add your own decor to. And in case the bedrooms are occupied, there’s a little office nook off the kitchen. Plus, being ’80s extra means a jetted tub. It’s asking $349,950, more than a $20,000 drop from when it was first listed, with $345 a month in HOA dues.

In Burien, this little 1930 bungalow manages to fit three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 850 square feet. The yard is much bigger, at least, with nearly 10,000 square feet of space. It’s on the market for $395,000, a $5,000 drop from when it was first listed.

This colorful farmhouse from 1949 has four bedrooms, and looks like it’s from an earlier era, with vaulted ceilings and adorable roof peaks. A finished basement has the potential to become a mother-in-law apartment—and there’s plenty of room to stretch out in the main space, with a living room downstairs and a den upstairs. The asking price is $515,000.