A few blocks from Angle Lake—and not far from Angle Lake Station—this four-bedroom, 1965 rambler has multiple roof peaks and a fully fenced backyard. It also has two fireplaces, including one that looks like a hybrid of the midcentury slab and 1920s brick. It’s listed for $489,000.

This four-bedroom, 1955 basement rambler in Des Moines benefits from that midcentury obsession with stone, from half-walls on the exterior to an imposing fireplace in the living room. Like many area basement ramblers of the era, it’s built into a hillside and has a deck spanning much of the back side of the home. It’s listed for $474,950.

This 1973, three-bedroom split-level in Des Moines is being advertised more for its auto shop—an eight-car garage with a hydraulic lift, a paint screen, RV storage, and other amenities for car lovers—but it has some fun features for humans, too, like floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights in the living area. It’s on the market for $398,500.

In Federal Way, this 1967 rambler has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a huge backyard with a gazebo. A small outbuilding could be an office or shop. This one’s going for $340,000.

In Federal Way a couple of blocks from Steel Lake Park, this four-bedroom home from 1955 has a large, tree-lined backyard. The inside features an interesting floorplan with three-ish levels and lots of little nooks, including an elevated closet or office in one bedroom. It’s listed for $379,000.