74 Elm St

A mid-19th-century, three-story converted residential building in Danvers, MA dating to 1853, now configured primarily as 2-bedroom units. The exterior preserves period proportions and simple vernacular details while offering small private outdoor spaces such as balconies, wooden decks and ground-level patios that open onto shared garden areas. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include cathedral or high ceilings, combination living/dining rooms, separate foyers, dens or offices, in-unit laundry, and a mix of full and half baths; some units show historic features like wide-plank floors and floored attics alongside modern upgrades such as granite counters and central air. Common property amenities are low-maintenance grounds, storage options, deeded or off-street parking (including one- and two-car allocations in some units), and shared basement storage. The building accommodates practical living with features like a pantry, built-in closets, and additional attic storage; some units have fireplaces or finished lower levels. Pet policies and condo fees vary across individual listings. Located within walking distance of downtown Danvers services, shops, and transit, the building blends a historic shell with a range of renovation levels from fully modernized units to properties sold as-is needing exterior or porch repairs.