Salisbury Real Estate

Salisbury is a small coastal beach town located approximately 45 miles north of Boston on the Atlantic Ocean. The community occupies 17.9 square miles with the population swelling during the summer months when the town becomes a popular tourist destination. Home to the New Salisbury Beach Boardwalk, Salisbury offers a mix of shops, eateries and sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. Salisbury’s 8,200 residents are largely concentrated in three villages: Salisbury Beach, Salisbury Plains, and Browns Point (between Salisbury Beach and the center of town). Waterfront properties in Salisbury Beach include some homes built on stilts as well as a number of newer condos built expressly to take advantage of the views.   Read more about Salisbury.

Salisbury Homes & Condos For Sale

Salisbury Homes & Condos For Sale December 4, 2023
8
Listed
69
Avg. DOM
$395.01
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$734,900
Med. List Price
8 Properties
$1,900,000
Condo: Ocean Wave
3
Beds
3
Baths
1,944
Sq.Ft.
2023
Year Built
143
Days on Site
73136784
MLS
4
Beds
2F11/2
Baths
2,926
Sq.Ft.
2007
Year Built
34
Days on Site
73176147
MLS
4
Beds
2
Baths
2,536
Sq.Ft.
1680
Year Built
110
Days on Site
73149533
MLS
$739,900
Neighborhood: Meadowbrook Estates
4
Beds
2F11/2
Baths
3,496
Sq.Ft.
2004
Year Built
62
Days on Site
73166836
MLS
4
Beds
1F21/2
Baths
2,728
Sq.Ft.
1967
Year Built
102
Days on Site
73152762
MLS
4
Beds
3
Baths
3,335
Sq.Ft.
1957
Year Built
35
Days on Site
73175552
MLS
$579,900
Condo: South Beach Landing
2
Beds
2F11/2
Baths
1,385
Sq.Ft.
2007
Year Built
54
Days on Site
73169960
MLS
3
Beds
1
Baths
1,028
Sq.Ft.
1900
Year Built
22
Days on Site
73179824
MLS

More About Salisbury

 Salisbury Location

Situated on the New Hampshire border, Salisbury is the northernmost town in Massachusetts. The town houses the Salisbury Beach State Reservation, a park which includes the entire seacoast as well as small islands and marshes. Salisbury is bordered by Seabrook New Hampshire to the north; the Merrimack River and Newburyport to the south; the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Amesbury to the west.

Interstate 95 terminates in Salisbury providing access to Route 1 and Massachusetts/New Hampshire Route 286 which runs along the beaches. The nearest MBTA train station taking commuters to Boston’s North Station is in Newburyport.

Salisbury Recreation

The Salisbury Beach State Reservation features 3.8 miles of beach along the Atlantic Ocean with swimming, boating, fishing, camping and wildlife viewing. Facilities include a large parking lot, bathrooms, and boardwalks that take residents and visitors over the dunes. The reservation also houses two boat ramps located on the Merrimack River, ideal for boating enthusiasts. Off-season, residents can walk along the wind-swept shore and catch horseback riders on an early morning ride. Salisbury’s Coastal Trails are another option, offering close to five miles of scenic trails for biking, walking and bird watching.

Salisbury History

Salisbury was settled by the English in 1638 and incorporated in 1640. The town still retains something of its original shape from the 1600s when the roads where designed to allow residents to quickly get to the garrison house in case of attack. Much of Salisbury’s history is as a summer resort lined with hotels, shops and amusement parks. Beach Road, constructed in 1866 across the Great Marsh, spurred this development by providing easy access to the town’s beach. The Sky Rocket, the beach’s first roller coaster, made its debut in Salisbury. Salisbury also evolved into a popular venue for concerts, hosting Frank Sinatra, Glenn Miller, and Liberace among others. The last amusement park closed in 2004 to make way for new waterfront condos.

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