This 1928 one-bedroom condo in the First Hill/Squire Park area has a townhome feel, thanks to its own outside entrance along a shared courtyard with seating and barbeques. Inside, find huge closets and a washer and dryer in the bedroom—a space-saver in the 447 square feet. $188 in HOAs are a total steal.

This craftsman-style townhome in the mixed-income New Holly redevelopment has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a covered front porch, and a private fenced yard. The home’s layout make it seem more like a single-family house, especially with more than 1,300 square feet of space.

This two-bedroom, 1,000-square-foot townhouse near Westwood Village has a lofted feel, with cathedral ceilings over the living area reaching into an upper loft. It shares a courtyard with several other units, perhaps contributing to the $340 a month in HOAs.

Out in West Seattle’s Arbor Heights neighborhood, this little 670-square-foot two-bedroom has a fenced backyard and a greenery-lined backyard with raised beds ready to go, plus a new patio. Hardwood floors cover most of the interior, including a large living room and kitchen for the home’s size.

Air conditioning isn’t normally a quality one would expect in a Seattle-area starter home, but here it is in this Rainier Beach two-bedroom. Other key features: a large new deck, a storage shed, and a fresh paint job.

Just south of Kubota Garden, this well-kept, three-bedroom rambler has hardwood floors and fresh wiring. A well-landscaped backyard features a fire pit; out front, a literal white picket fence.

Come for the big front stoop, stay for the equally-gigantic living room with hardwood floors. This three-bedroom rambler in Burien’s Boulevard Park neighborhood also has a gigantic, fenced backyard.

In Burien, this two-bedroom midcentury rambler is listed for around $30,000 more than it was last year—but it still comes in under $300,000. An open living area has high, vaulted ceilings which extend down to the bedrooms. A large backyard could be a pretty intense project for someone that’s looking for one.

This Boulevard Park rambler may have been someone’s starter home back in 1961—and it’s on the market for the first time now. It’s had a lot of work done recently, including refinished hardwoods, new paint, and an updated kitchen, but the original millwork and fireplace remain. The fully-fenced backyard has a patio and fruit trees.