This elaborate, modern townhouse in Georgetown has two bedrooms and a decent amount of deck space, including one off the master. The weird shape means plenty of windows at all angles. It’s asking $689,500.

Located in a less modern structure, this 2008-built, two-bedroom condo has a house-like vibe, with a ground-floor, outside entrance and a private deck. It comes with parking, in-unit laundry, and bamboo floors for $419,000.

A peaked roof makes this three-bedroom townhouse at least a little different from the other new construction in Georgetown. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a small, fenced yard don’t hurt, either. The asking price is $869,900, down $10,000 from when it was first listed.

In Seatac, this 1930s Craftsman could use a little work—and redecorating—but much of its original shape is there, from archways to kitchen cabinets to a brick fireplace in the living room. The basement has been finished to add a mother-in-law apartment. It’s asking $549,900.

This 1959 rambler in Seatac has been recently remodeled, including a kitchen that’s only semi-open thanks to a kitchen island. The five bedrooms include one in a mother-in-law apartment with a separate entrance. The $499,950 asking price has dropped $25,000 since it was first listed a month and a half ago, so take a close look.