This home is right along a stretch of no-bank Quartermaster Harbor waterfront, and looks bigger than it is, with one bedroom in 950 square feet. Inside, it appears to be a little bit of a fixer, but definitely maintains the beachfront vibe with plenty of exposed wood and big views. It’s listed for $658,000.

This massive property includes both a Victorian-revival house and an adjacent inn, with an outdoor patio with a large brick fireplace connecting the two. Between the three-bedroom house and four suites in the inn, the $949,500 asking price doesn’t seem so steep—at least compared to the rest of the metro.

This boxy Victorian home in the middle of the island is home to four bedrooms, two and a quarter bathrooms, and a plant nursery—plus acreage and outbuildings to support the plant business, including an office. It’s listed for $995,000, down $105,000 from when it was first listed.

Like some other homes along Colvos Passage, this two-bedroom, shingled beach house is accessible by tram from the main road. Ride a bus, ferry, and tram for a super-commute. Below, no-bank rocky beach and a dock provide easy access to water adventures. Above, plenty of decks look out over the water, too, including one off the master. It’s asking $619,000.

On the other side of the water in West Seattle, this four-bedroom, brick, midcentury home has stunning views of the sound, including from the meticulously-landscaped backyard. A small office or ADU sits out back, too. The asking price is $1.13 million.