1 Washington St

A low-rise condominium complex in downtown Salem, Massachusetts, constructed in 1980 and organized as primarily one-story units with some multi-level floorplans. The architecture is straightforward and residential, with brick and clapboard façades, private balconies or patios, and a landscaped park-like courtyard that frames brick walkways and mature trees. Interiors mix traditional and updated finishes: hardwood floors, stone countertops, shiplap accents, vaulted or high ceilings in select units, and in-unit laundry or shared laundry rooms. Common areas include an entrance foyer served by an elevator, basement storage bins, and a laundry room; some residences access a walk-up attic. Outdoor amenities range from fenced yards, decks and patios to deeded parking spaces and street-level access to public transit. Building services are modest and owner-oriented rather than full-service — there is no mention of concierge staffing — and pet policies vary by unit with at least one listing noting no pets allowed. The complex sits steps from the Salem commuter rail, ferry access, museums, restaurants and downtown retail, offering a blend of urban convenience and quieter courtyard-facing units for residents seeking proximity to civic amenities and walkable streets.