The Beckford-Whipple House (c.1739/1804) – Located on a quiet street in Salem’s McIntire Historic District, just steps from downtown, this stately Federal-era townhouse features original wide-plank floors, 5 fireplaces, and Colonial Revival details. It lives like a single-family home, with a private front entrance, ground-level main living spaces, 2 staircases, a screened-in porch, and a beautiful yard. The 1st floor offers a living room with built-ins, rich wood details, and a fireplace, plus an open kitchen with a granite peninsula, wood stove, and a charming window seat overlooking the garden. A true dining area, powder room, and fabulous screened-in porch opening to a perennial-lined yard complete the main level. Upstairs are 2 beds and a full bath with fireplace. The 3rd floor primary suite includes a newly renovated bath with a tub/shower and walk-in closets. With garage parking, immaculate grounds, and a private yard—all within walking distance to everything Salem has to offer!