Open Houses Northshore of Boston - This Weekend
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This bright and sunny corner unit is centrally located in downtown Salem. Take advantage of the history and heritage of Salem all within easy
reach of Boston by commuter rail. Set on the 5th floor the unit has 2 bedrooms 2 baths,large open living/dining room with french doors to a Juliet balcony and a view of Salem. The kitchen has a large breakfast bar and a granite counter in the prep area. The master bedroom has it's own bathroom and a walk-in closet. Laundry is an easy task with an in-unit stackable. Current owners added new engineered wood flooring in both bedrooms as well as the living/dining. The unit was recently painted. The Essex's amenities include a private courtyard,outdoor pool area,exercise room,game room etc. all in the heart of Salem's vibrant downtown! Easy to show.There's nothing to do but bring your furniture and enjoy a carefree living style in Salem. Listed by Betty Slatko



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