Danvers Real Estate: Sell or Buy a Home or Multifamily
Danvers, MA homes, condos and multifamily properties
Talk with a Danvers Real Estate Expert
Thinking about selling your home or multifamily in Danvers, or looking to buy or invest? We know Danvers well and would be happy to have a quick conversation about your options. One of our Danvers agents will reach out at a time that works for you, or call 978-927-1959.
Danvers Real Estate: Sell or Buy a Home or Multifamily
Danvers, MA homes, condos and multifamily properties
Talk with a Danvers Real Estate Expert
Thinking about selling your home or multifamily in Danvers, or looking to buy or invest? We know Danvers well and would be happy to have a quick conversation about your options. One of our Danvers agents will reach out at a time that works for you, or call 978-927-1959.
Selling a Home in Danvers
Danvers blends deep history with everyday convenience. It began as Salem Village, it has some of the oldest houses in the country, and it sits where Routes 1, 95, 128, 114 and 62 meet. Buyers stay interested in nearly every market, but they compare neighborhoods carefully:
- Danvers Square: Victorians, older colonials and two-families within walking distance of shops, restaurants and the Peabody Institute Library of Danvers.
- Danversport: capes, ranches and waterfront homes near the Porter River and local marinas.
- Tapleyville: a historic mill-village neighborhood with older single- and two-family homes near the Danvers Rail Trail.
- Putnamville and Hathorne: colonials and capes on generally larger lots, near the Putnamville Reservoir and Endicott Park.
A Putnamville colonial and a Tapleyville two-family are different products, so we price from the sales buyers will actually compare. For antique homes, we help you document updates to the structure, heating and electrical systems. We also coordinate the smoke and carbon monoxide certificate from the Danvers Fire Department and the lead paint disclosure for pre-1978 homes. Moving within the North Shore? A longer closing, a rent-back or a contingent purchase can keep you from moving twice. See our selling process.
Selling a Multifamily or Investment Property in Danvers
Danvers is mostly a single-family town, so well-kept multifamilies are relatively scarce. When one comes to market, investors and owner-occupants both pay attention. We recently sold 39 Needham Rd, a Danvers multifamily, for $1,200,000, and 83 Holten St, another Danvers multifamily, is under agreement. Two- and three-families here cluster in and around Danvers Square, Tapleyville and the older streets off High, Maple and Holten Streets. Many are converted older homes, so buyers’ inspectors focus on roofs, heating for each unit, electrical capacity and safe egress from upper floors. Fixing small safety items before listing and keeping receipts for larger work protects your price.
We price with comparable sales, price per unit, gross rent multiplier and an income review, and we help you prepare the rent roll, expenses and deposit records buyers expect. Learn more on our Investing page, including how a 1031 exchange can fit your sale.
Buying a Home in Danvers
Buyers love the Danvers Rail Trail, Endicott Park, the town’s municipal electric utility and quick access to Route 1 and the Liberty Tree Mall. We’ll help you compare neighborhoods and older homes with care. Learn more about buying with Herrick Lutts.
Recent Herrick Lutts Activity in Danvers
- 39 Needham Rd, Danvers (multifamily): sold for $1,200,000 (September 2026)
- 83 Holten St, Danvers (multifamily): under agreement
- 36 MacArthur Blvd, Danvers: active listing as of October 2026
See more of our sold listings.
Nearby North Shore Towns
We also help clients sell and buy homes and multifamily properties in Beverly, Salem and Peabody.