Bridge Street Home for Sale

Bridge Street in Salem is a neighborhood with a mix of New Englander and Colonial Revival homes, many dating back to the 1800s. Some of these vintage homes have been converted into condos, which has increased housing opportunities. Homes are typically close together, and backyards may be on the smaller side. Gonyea Park and Charles R. Curtis Memorial Park offer colorful playground equipment, while Collins Cove Park has pickleball courts and a baseball diamond with waterfront views. Remond Park provides a serene sitting area by the Rams Horn Channel. Dining options include Coffee Time Bake Shop, known for its bismarcks, and Bill & Bob's Famous Roast Beef, which was established in 1968. Richdale Convenience Store is close to home, while larger stores like Target and The Market Basket are several miles south at Hawthorne Square. The Bridge Street Neck Annual Community Yard Sale is in May, and downtown Salem, less than a mile away, hosts an annual Christmas tree lighting. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) commuter rail and buses are available from the Salem station. The Yankee Division Highway provides access to U.S. Route 1, and downtown Boston is about 23 miles away.