The Fox Den

This charming historic retreat in Salem Willows offers a perfect seaside escape. Close to Salem's attractions yet secluded, it's a haven for relaxation. Recent kitchen & bathroom updates ensure comfort. Convenient access to major routes & Salem station. Explore nearby attractions or relax on your private terrace. While not guaranteed, the house's age, rich history, and misty ocean hint at potential paranormal intrigue. The space This charming retreat, housed in a historic residence in the exclusive Salem Willows neighborhood, is the perfect place to unwind and take in the sights and sounds of the seaside. While still close enough to downtown Salem to enjoy all the witchy ambiance the city offers, your home-away-from-home provides the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Get downtown in minutes with convenient access to the seasonal Salem Trolley (Salem Willows stop) or bike rentals (bike station: T32002, Salem Willows Park). Guest access The entire first-floor apartment has five windows with views of the ocean. The unit is completely separate from the main house, and two entrances are secured with locks. Other things to note The kitchen and bathroom in this apartment were recently updated, ensuring you'll have all the comforts of home. Even if you decide to dine out at one of the many fantastic restaurants, pubs, or cafes in the area, you'll still have a cozy space to return to (we highly recommend coffee and wine on the private terrace!). Massachusetts Route 1A, Massachusetts Route 128, and U.S. Route 1 are close by, or you can take the MBTA's Newburyport/Rockport Line from Salem station and make it into the city in a half hour. Based on traffic, Logan Airport is between 40 minutes and an hour away. You can stroll to Winter Island, Juniper Beach, and the seasonal Salem Willows Arcade or visit the Peabody Essex Museum and the Salem Witch Trials Museum to delve deeper into the city's rich history. Is the place haunted? Paranormal activity is not guaranteed, but the house's age (123 years old), the area's rich history, and the eerie fog over the Atlantic Ocean create the potential for an intriguing experience.