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Salem, MA – history, culture, and just a bit of magic

Home to Strongwater Crossing, Salem, MA is rich in history and culture. Back in the 17th century, the small seaside city of Salem generated a reputation likely far more fantasy than fact, but nonetheless tightly woven into the fabric of this culturally diverse and artfully inclined community. The mystical arts that were to have flourished in those days gone by still evoke Salem's mischievous side, much to the delight of residents and visitors alike.

Living in Salem is to live a charmed life, with its myriad of shops, restaurants, art galleries, waterfront attractions, and of course, the obligatory haunted house. And since this quaint community is a mere 30 minutes from Boston, it provides the right mix of urban access, with the feeling that home is a well-deserved getaway - even more deserved when home is at Strongwater Crossing.

In Salem, the modern conveniences of luxury suburban living are punctuated by architectural expressions centuries old. A city on the sea, Salem's waterfront provides breathtaking views while the imagination may even envision one of the ancient vessels that docked there two hundred years ago.

Salem – a city that celebrates family

Local leaders have dedicated themselves to offering exceptional academics, with two new elementary schools recently opened and a complete renovation of the middle school. A robust and well-run sports program provides competitive and recreational options for children of all ages. In Salem, the family is the focus.

Salem is home to numerous exceptional attractions as well, such as the renown Peabody Essex Museum, the delightful Salem Willow Waterfront Park with its elegant antique carousel, Winter Island’s sandy beaches, and ocean boating from the famous Pickering Wharf. The arts too are alive and well in Salem. The city was chosen to be the North of Boston satellite for the world famous Boston Ballet. And, at Salem State College, The Center for the Arts offers a rich repertoire of theater, dance, music and a prominent speaker series.