Elevated Harbor Views in the Derby Street Waterfront Neighborhood
Located just off a side street that many pass by without noticing, 26 Daniels Street, Unit 5 offers a sense of privacy while remaining firmly rooted in one of Salem’s most storied neighborhoods. This bright three-room unit is well-suited for those seeking a streamlined primary residence or a private pied-à-terre. Surrounded by historic properties that span centuries, this home serves as a retreat just a short distance from the waterfront and the various distinct neighborhoods that define Salem’s character.
See the listing details for 26 Daniels Street, Unit 5, Salem, MA.
The Residence
Large windows fill the residence with sun, highlighting the wood floors and the bright, airy interior. The home has been maintained to ensure move-in condition.
- Harbor Views: Large windows fill the space with natural light and offer an elevated view of the harbor and neighborhood.
- Move-In Condition: The interior features wood floors, fresh paint, new refrigerator and a new hot water heater. It is ready for immediate occupancy.
- Private Porch: The unit enjoys a dedicated wrap-around porch, providing an outdoor space to enjoy the coastal air.
- Practical Features: Residents have access to common laundry facilities and a private storage unit.
- Pet Policy: This is a pet-friendly association
The Grounds & Parking
A courtyard entrance with garden spaces and granite steps welcomes you to the property, providing an appealing transition from the street to the home.
- Entrance: An impressive entrance leads to the building, which faces the courtyard.
- Parking Assets: The unit includes one assigned parking space—a significant convenience in downtown Salem—along with an additional guest space and available street parking.
Waterfront & Neighborhood Access
The property is situated steps from the waterfront, providing a central jumping-off point for the diverse districts and landmarks nearby.
- Maritime Landmarks: Located near Derby Wharf, the House of the Seven Gables, and the Salem Maritime National Historic Site.
- Connectivity to Nearby Neighborhoods: While nestled in the Derby Street district, the home is a short distance from the Salem Common, the historic architecture of the McIntire District, and the shops, dining and entertainment of the downtown core.
- Cultural & Recreation: Explore the Peabody Essex Museum and Salem Maritime National Historic Site. Nearby recreation includes Pickering Wharf, Essex Heritage Trail, and Salem Willows Park.
- Commuter Links: The location is convenient for travel, with easy access to the Salem Ferry and the MBTA Commuter Rail station for trips to Boston and beyond.
Interested in a private viewing? Contact John & Cindy Farrell to schedule your tour of this Daniels Street residence.
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What makes the Derby Street Waterfront Neighborhood unique? This neighborhood is defined by its deep connection to Salem’s maritime past and its collection of historic properties. Living here means being steps away from the Salem Maritime National Historic Site and the harbor, offering a lifestyle centered around the water and the city’s centuries-old architectural character, while remaining close to the bustling downtown.
What is the parking situation for residents at 26-5 Daniels Street? While parking is often limited in historic Salem, this property includes one assigned parking space. The association also provides a designated guest space, and there is additional street parking available for visitors in the surrounding neighborhood.
What transit options are available for commuting from Salem to Boston? The property is well-positioned for commuters. The Salem Depot provides MBTA Commuter Rail service to Boston’s North Station in approximately 30-35 minutes. Additionally, the seasonal Salem Ferry offers a scenic transit option directly to Long Wharf in Boston.
