Located just off Highland Avenue, Princeton Crossing sits in the heart of the city’s medical and university district. With Salem Hospital , and Salem State University just moments away, the community is an ideal base for healthcare and education professionals seeking a short commute.
When you are ready to explore, historic downtown Salem is only minutes away. Independent shops, galleries, and diverse restaurants create a lively small-city atmosphere, while seasonal events, including art festivals and the city’s famous October celebrations, fill the calendar year-round.
Living here means you have easy access to the North Shore's best outdoor spots. You might spend a Saturday exploring the trails, beaches, and playground at Forest River Park, or taking a step back in history at the Salem Pioneer Village nearby. If you prefer a quiet Sunday by the water, the Salem Maritime National Historic Site offers scenic harbor views and walking paths perfect for a stroll.
Whether you are staying local or heading further afield, getting around is simple. Convenient access to Route 107 and the Salem commuter rail connects you easily to Boston and the rest of the North Shore.
Arcade, keno, a jukebox, and drinks — what more do you want for an evening out? Head on over to Sports Bar and Grill to relax with friends. A full menu including desserts and brunch every day make Sidelines the perfect stop.
Get ready to hit the links at Olde Salem Greens Golf Course in a convenient, nearby location. This nine-hole course located at Highland Park offers same-day tee times, but it is recommended that you reserve a week in advance. Check the website for pricing and regulations. Happy golfing!
Cross getting groceries off your to-do list, Shaw’s is just a quick drive away and chances are you’ll find everything you need in one trip. Featuring a bakery and deli in-store as well as a floral shop and online shopping gives you more time to spend on leisure time activities.
Voted best of The Salem News, Bagel World Bakery & Deli promises authentic bagels made with a Polish-inspired recipe from over a quarter-of-a-century ago. Get bagels, sandwiches, drinks, and coffee. It’s a happening place on the North Shore. Stop by soon.
Ready for a night on the town? Head on over to the Marblehead Little Theatre to catch a live show. From musicals to dramas to comedies, this theatre has it all. One of the oldest community theatres in New England. Get tickets soon to the latest production.
