$895,000

Arresting in all the right ways. Welcome to 17 Central Street #2, an extraordinary 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence offering 2,058± square feet in one of downtown Salem's most distinctive buildings, the city's former police headquarters. Thoughtfully reimagined for modern living, this remarkable two-level home combines architectural character, generous living space, and an exceptional downtown location. With its own private entrance, the residence offers the feel of a townhouse with the convenience of condominium living. Inside, hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and a welcoming fireplace create an inviting atmosphere. The open living and dining areas flow into a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring white cabinetry, granite countertops, and a generous island perfect for gathering. The main-level primary suite offers comfort and convenience, while the expansive lower level provides exceptional flexibility, with additional living and recreation spaces ideal for entertaining, working from home, or simply relaxing. Two exclusive-use outdoor spaces provide private retreats for morning coffee or outdoor dining, while two-car parking is a true downtown luxury. Beyond your front door lies one of New England's most historically significant coastal cities. Once among America's most important maritime trading ports, Salem is celebrated for its remarkable architecture, rich seafaring heritage, and vibrant cultural scene. Explore the renowned Peabody Essex Museum, stroll the historic McIntire District, discover the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, or enjoy the independent shops, acclaimed restaurants, galleries, and cafés that make downtown so special. With the MBTA commuter rail station nearby, offering convenient service to Boston's North Station, plus easy access to Salem's waterfront and cultural attractions, this location beautifully balances historic charm with modern convenience. Rich in history, distinctive in character, and perfectly positioned in the heart of Salem, 17 Central Street #2 is more than a place to call home. It's an opportunity to become part of the city's next chapter.