In Wallingford, this ground-floor studio has its own outside entrance right next to its outdoor parking spots. With a little extra space compared to the previous two, it makes room for a small sleeping nook.

This one’s asking $325,000, plus $220 a month in HOAs.

This ground-floor one-bedroom in a 1908 co-op across from Seattle Center comes in at $225,000, with $377 in HOAs. An added bonus: No shared walls.

This studio in Ballard doesn’t have a lot of wiggle room inside, but shared amenities include two hot tubs, a business center, and a rooftop garden. It’s listed for $313,500, plus $202 per month in HOA dues.

In the International District, this little condo has hardwood floors and a built-in shelf console that includes a fold-down bed. A small balcony opens the space a little. It’ll run you $320,000, plus another $266 per month in HOA dues.

With this 1920s Queen Anne condo, we finally break 500 square feet and get a bedroom and a sizeable kitchen—but it’s tucked away in a basement. At least it’s right across from Kerry Park for an iconic skyline view. This one’s on the market for $450,000, plus an additional $221 a month in HOA dues.

This 1994 condo in Belltown condo has a sleeping nook—it’s one of those open one-bedrooms—huge windows, a balcony, and a parking space. Shared amenities include a gym, pool, and sauna. The listing price is $499,000, with $319 a month in HOAs.

This ground-floor Columbia City one-bedroom, listed for $329,000, might be a little small, but a large deck expands the space on nicer days. HOA dues are $371 per month.

This no-frills, one-bedroom Fremont condo just a few blocks south of the zoo, is listed for $425,000 and has a large balcony with a view of the canal. HOA dues are $377 per month.