My turn to show a weird house.

It looks pretty typical of those areas of Seattle. Besides that weird W/D set up, it's a pretty decent house, but if it were like my son's Ballard neighborhood, even at that cost,it might be purchased as a teardown to throw up a multi-level modern house. It's a nice lot and mostly nice house. I'd move the W/D though cause...what?!?

At most, that would be a $175K house in my area. While it's ok, it needs a lot of work. 

edited to add: I showed DH and he thinks it would be closer to $220K here. Mainly for the lot.

Two stoves in the first kitchen. One in peninsula, actually a Cook top, and one under hood across the room.

Why do these people have so many stoves and washers and dryers?

I'm not reading any other replies yet, so the first thing that struck me is one that is not weird at all, but something that I personally dislike---a cooktop on an island or peninsula, with nothing protecting the burners from the surrounding area. My father was both a firefighter and an EMT, and these arrangements just always set off safety alarms for me.
In this case there's a separate stove, so I'd pull that cooktop immediately.

A lot of their design elements are not for me, but again, not a big deal.

I'd say the photos that struck me was the one of the back of the house. I can't help but think that looks like a whole mess of possibly-non-permitted additions and changes back there. Especially since I already questioned the supports I saw on the roof of the one balcony.

Now to see what the rest of you thought.

That was my first thought too! That is a million dollar home? YIKES. It's actually a really cute house, but the price...

I do think the structure is set up or an attempt to set it up for 2 households. Upstairs there is the gas cooktop in the peninsula and then an electric stove in the same room. #22 shows another stove downstairs.
We can see the washer/dryer on the stairs as well as a washer and dryer in a room (downstairs?)
The outside rear seems to show 2 decks, one below the other and the top one having a shade structure of some sort.
The basement room has refrigerator, washer dryer and sink.
Microwaves are in both kitchen areas.
Colors are a bit off. Kitchen has red/white tile and the other kitchen has purple/lavender shelves.(#7)

I like the exterior. I'd have to have a strong NO on this one.

From listing: Daylight basement with separate external access, no internal stairs===A strong NO on access to the basement being outside only!!

from listing: Includes full separate studio living space w/ full kitchen, 3/4 bath and second W/D. Ideal for multi-generational living, guests, home office or rental income.