Not far from the Woodinville park and ride in the Hollywood Hill neighborhood, this four-bedroom home seems to draw inspiration from churches, cabins, and its area midcentury predecessors alike. It features vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and a hillside construction that ensures even the basement gets large windows and natural light. It’s listed for $635,000.

This four-bedroom, 1966-built home in Kirkland features many hallmarks of its era, like a wide, thin stone fireplace, plus some extra details. A loft tucked in a vaulted ceiling above the living room creates a cozy office or library. That and a slightly-elevated dining area gives the living room kind of a faux-sunken effect. It’s listed for $510,000—plus $34 in HOA dues to cover a shared pool.

Just a few years older, this five-bedroom house west of the Totem Lake park and ride has a long, sloped roof that extends to the carport and a shed on one side. Since the living area is on the top half of this split-level, it has a gentle vaulted ceiling. A cozy, lower-level den has a wood stove fireplace. It’s listed for $599,000.

This four-bedroom Medina home from 1955 is full of built-ins: a window bench, shelves, a recessed fireplace. Skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows provide tons of natural light. It’s listed for $2.6 million—partially because of the Medina location, but certainly compounded by the half-acre lot.

Near the 311’s last stop before heading downtown, this three-bedroom, midcentury modern home is listed for $799,000. It features hardwood floors, a large patio, a well-maintained flower garden, and incredible views across the lake—including from a picture window in the living room.