115 Salem St

A compact, single-story masonry building dating to 1864 that has been converted into two-bedroom residences and managed as part of a small multi-unit property. The exterior retains historic brick character while windows and roofline have been modernized; interiors blend period details such as exposed brick and hardwood floors with contemporary upgrades including granite counters, updated cabinets, and modern electrical work. Units are configured with eat-in kitchens, separate living and dining areas, multiple closets, and full bathrooms; some layouts include sunroom or deck options. Shared building features noted across listings include common laundry in the basement, professional on-site or third-party management, and low owner-occupancy typical of an investment-focused asset. Parking is limited in most listings, though some nearby properties reference detached garages and private yards; typical utilities are separately metered. Located in Boston’s dense North End neighborhood, the building is walkable to restaurants, waterfront attractions, public transit and cultural sites, offering a transit- and pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle.