This four-bedroom, 1927 home on half an acre in Tukwila has a huge sunroom, a cozy living room with a brick fireplace, a clawfoot tub, and a gigantic back deck. A mother-in-law downstairs has a large, elaborate brick fireplace area. The asking price is $550,000.

Out of all the homes on the list, this is the farthest away from the station—much of the land around the station is industrial, commercial, or green belts—but the station is a ten-minute drive or a 20-minute bike ride away.

This cute little home in Kent is just 750 square feet, but fits in two bedrooms—and has a 500-square-foot basement ready for expansion. The home features large porches at both the front and back, hardwood floors, and gently-vaulted ceilings. The yard, by contrast, is much bigger, and is situated on a corner lot.

This one has an asking price of $289,000.

This remodeled Auburn home from 1949 has three bedrooms, hardwood floors, and cove ceilings. It has some details of an even older house, like arched passageways. Upstairs, a finished attic has dynamic vaulted ceilings. It’s asking $265,000.

Also built in 1900, this Victorian home in Puyallup has three bedrooms and air conditioning. Despite being used as an office for years, it’s still full of period details, like a clawfoot tub, French doors, bay windows, and what appears to be an old-timey cellar.

Located in the Central Business District, this home is probably destined to be yet another Victorian home turned law office—it still has a parking lot in the back from the previous owner—but the possibilities are pretty endless for someone willing to put in a little transformation work.

Minus the inevitable restoration money, this house could be yours for $279,000, down $6,000 from when it was first listed.

This tall, bright home from 1910 located right along Tacoma’s McKinley Park, just a few blocks from the Tacoma Dome and the adjacent rail station. Inside, find four bedrooms, including two in the attic with steeply-vaulted ceilings, plus hardwood floors in the living area. None of the rooms are huge—the whole house is 1,000 square feet—but they provide plenty of opportunity for personal space.

A backyard with a brand-new cedar fence and plenty of shade from a large tree is a pretty touch.

The asking price is $229,000, down $10,900 from when it was first listed.

This bright, corner-lot home in South Tacoma dates way back to 1894, and has an interesting layout, with a large kitchen tucked behind an open stairway and two bedrooms below. Upstairs, a third bedroom, bonus room, and bathroom are topped by peaked ceilings. A rocking-chair-ready porch out front, a large deck out back, and fenced front and backyards make plenty of outdoor space.

This one’s going for $219,950, $10,000 less than it was when it was first listed.