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Description
You know you're in the midst of Salem's history when you move into a building bordering the famous McIntire Historic District in Salem. The building built in 1915 is in one of Salem's most charming neighborhoods. This bright and cheery seven room home features high ceilings and hardwood floors, lots of windows to let in the natural light, and an open floor plan in the living and dining areas. A special feature of the dining room is the built-in hutch to display fine china and crystal.
The designer kitchen features stainless steel appliances and a granite island for dining. The addition of an adjoining pantry offers a lot of storage space. The design of the kitchen makes food preparation fast and easy. The spacious second floor features three large bedrooms and a full bath. If you prefer, the third bedroom may be used as a study, home office or den for relaxing and enjoying a good book. The condos have a garden to enjoy during the spring and summer months, a deck, and porch. The building has a garage and driveway adjacent to your condo, a special feature in a home so close to the downtown area.
The McIntire Historic District is one of the most beautiful districts in the city and features Federalist and Georgian homes built in the 17th and 18th centuries. Homes on Chestnut Street are on the National Historic Register. Some of Salem's most famous attractions are in or near the historic district. Many of the great restaurants that Salem has to offer are near the Derby Wharf area, and shopping, museums, and the Salem Common are all close to your condo. The condos on Hathorne Street are the perfect choice for anyone who wants a beautiful Salem home for under $300,000. Route 114 and the T station for commutes to surrounding towns are nearby.