23 Walnut Street

Welcome Home Danvers, MA! Step into this beautifully newly renovated single-family home, offering the perfect blend of modern comfort and classic neighborhood charm. Featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, plus an additional versatile bonus room—ideal for a home office, den, gym, or playroom—this home provides the flexibility you’ve been looking for. • Move-in Ready with fresh finishes throughout • In-Unit Laundry and a private onsite parking spot • A sunlit bonus room tailor-made for your lifestyle needs • No broker fee—rent with confidence and transparency • Detailed interior features: e.g., new appliances, updated kitchen counters, modern fixtures, open-concept living areas. • Storage options: closets, pantry space, or basement • Outdoor features: deck, patio, garden • Easy commute details: approximate drive time to Boston or nearby MBTA stops. • Community perks: nearby cafes, schools, dog parks, or weekly farmers markets. • Utilities paid by tenant Prime Danvers Location Situated in a peaceful, family-friendly neighborhood rich with history and community spirit . Danvers is a residential gem just 20 miles north of Boston, offering both suburban serenity and easy city access . Schools & Education Part of the Danvers Public Schools, the home serves a well-regarded district that includes multiple elementary schools, Holten-Richmond Middle School, and Danvers High School . Nearby private schools include St. John’s Preparatory (grades?6–12), a respected college-prep institution and St. Mary’s of the Annunciation (PK–8) —great options for families seeking alternatives. Connectivity & Convenience • Easy access to I-95, Route?1, and Route?128, making commuting or weekend escapes a breeze . • A growing hub of retail and commercial activity along Route?1 and in downtown Danvers ensures shopping, restaurants, and daily needs are just minutes away . • Liberty Tree Mall is a major local destination anchored by Kohl’s, Best Buy, AMC Theatres, Aldi, and more . Recreation & Culture Enjoy proximity to historic sites like the Rebecca Nurse Homestead and the Salem Village Historic District—a nod to Danvers’ rich past . For outdoor recreation, parks like Endicott Park and various open spaces across town offer a welcome connection to nature.