This hillside West Seattle home near Alki fits a pool, hot tub, and cabana on small decks on the patio leading down to the beach below. Upstairs, a second deck gives easy access to Elliott Bay views.

Inside, two living rooms feature two fireplaces. One of two bedrooms is a master suite, and an office provides extra space.

It’s listed for $1.6 million; open houses are both Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m.

This brand-new, four-bedroom Leschi contemporary on a third of an acre is tall to take in maximum views, but a well-manicured yard is right on the water, leading straight to a dock. The outdoor space is enhanced by a small kitchenette on the patio, accessible from an upper deck by a spiral staircase. Inside, hardwood floors, built-in shelves, and a stone fireplace give it a classic look, and floor-to-ceiling windows take in the view.

It’s listed for $4.8 million and open both Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m.

A network of decks, porches, and patios create multiple, unique pockets of outdoor spaces in this three-bedroom home on Bainbridge Island. It’s listed for $1.5 million and open by appointment only.

This 2006 hybrid between a modern and contemporary uses cathedral and drop ceilings to create cozy pockets inside grand, airy spaces. The multiple view decks and 313 feet of waterfront don’t hurt, either. It’s listed for $1.9 million; viewings are by appointment only.

This appropriately-beachy, four-bedroom, shingled home from 1922 has been pristinely maintained, with bold cased openings, polished wood wainscoting, and elaborate, exposed beams. It sits on more than a third of an acre, including 225 feet of low-bank waterfront with a deepwater dock. It’s listed for $4.8 million.

This Bainbridge Island northwest contemporary places emphasis on the cabin-inspired elements of the style, with wide swaths of exposed wood grain and brick throughout. Here’s something that most cabins don’t have, though: an indoor pool, with the same peaked, exposed-beam ceilings that look so gorgeous in the main house.

It’s listed for 3.3 million; viewings are by appointment.

This early-‘70s northwest contemporary in Kingston is full of dynamic, open spaces topped by vaulted ceilings and skylights. Bonus: It has a few stained glass windows thrown in.

It’s open both Friday and Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m.

We’re more than a little intrigued by this listing, which, visually, is a little mysterious. But here’s what we know: It’s a 221-square-foot log cabin with a 91-square-foot porch on more than five acres of waterfront property on Cypress Island. For the right off-the-grid type, that alone means it’s worth checking out. It should go without saying that this one is by appointment only.

Note: Map location is only for Cypress Island, not for the cabin itself.