Just off the main drag of Wallingford, this boxy—but not quite Seattle Box—three-bedroom home, built in 1917, has been thoughtfully maintained inside, with details like built-ins and a brick fireplace preserved. A finished basement continues the general style, with French doors and thick moulding. It’s listed for $1.15 million.

This 1911 farmhouse plopped on a corner lot in Phinney Ridge has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a dreamy back deck ready for huge barbeques—although what appears to be a few different eras of remodels gives the inside a few different vibes. It’s listed for $1.5 million.

In Ballard’s West Woodland neighborhood, this remodeled, 1940 craftsman has a meticulously landscaped fenced yard, including a wooden patio. Inside, it’s host to a variety of spaces: a cuddly space in a finished attic with a vaulted ceiling, a bedroom with a built-in office behind French doors, an open-concept living and dining area that maintains space separation in ceiling details. This one’s going for $810,000.

A few blocks north of Market Street at the edge of Ballard, this 1925 craftsman has two bedrooms and a finished attic bonus room. plus an unfinished basement and a huge, fenced backyard. The main floor features hardwood floors and exposed brick. It’s asking $697,000.

Just past the 44’s last stop by the Ballard Locks, this luxury house sits atop a peer looking out over the Sound. Three bedrooms include a master suite with a jacuzzi. Outside, what the house lacks in beachfront—it’s lifted up above the water—it makes up for with a yard and a boat lift. Predictably, this house has an asking price of $1.75 million.