Ice Cream Way
Ice Cream Way, located between South Mason Street and Commercial Street in historic Salem, Massachusetts, offers striking views of both North River and the beautiful green space of nearby Furlough Park. The soon-to-be twenty-nine luxury townhouses and condominiums boast high-end craftsmanship, custom finishes, and a location close to public transit and a choice of popular restaurants, pubs, and bistros, all within walking distance! Combine this with the authentic New England feeling of old Salem Village, and Ice Cream Way has a location and style of living that can’t be beat.
As the moniker implies, Ice Cream Way is named after the Hood Ice Cream Plant that occupied the property starting in 1917. One hundred years later and Juniper Point Investment has transformed and redeveloped this long forgotten, non-descript industrial property into a jewel of the neighborhood. Now, beautifully-crafted, custom townhomes and condominiums, along with well-manicured outdoor areas, greet the neighborhood. Each unit is a little different in order to take advantage of the historic and architectural aspects of the property. Each home is turnkey-ready with modern kitchens and bathrooms, updated lighting, open floor plans, and fixtures that can be chosen by the owners. Large windows welcome owners and flood the rooms with bright sunshine. High-end countertops and flooring make the homes look and feel luxurious. Some units even offer exposed beams, and an industrial loft feel that is popular with many owners. Add to this the convenience of the nearby Salem Train Depot, and Ice Cream Way is the “cool” place to live.
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SALEM — A housing project proposed for a waterfront salvage yard is going forward, despite opposition from one city board. The Planning Board voted unanimously Thursday night in favor of the North River Condominium project, following three hours of deliberations and public comments. The approval came after the Design Review Board voted on Aug. 22 not…
Planning Board OKs housing at junkyard site // September 7, 2018
There are spots where Salem’s tough, industrial-strength North River can seem idyllic, where you can look out at sunset toward the arch of the Beverly-Salem bridge and think you’re in another city altogether. But those places are few and far between. The most common view of Salem’s North River gateway, from the North Street overpass,…
A promising chance to eliminate North River eyesore // July 18, 2017
SALEM — Juniper Point Investment Co. wants to replace the Ferris junkyard on Franklin Street with a residential community, of still-undetermined size. Neighbors can meet with the developer at the Salvation Army, 93 North St., on Monday at 7 p.m. to go over the latest version of the project, which has been adjusted to address…
Salvage yard targeted for redevelopment // July 7, 2017
About Us
Juniper Point
Investment Company, LLC
Juniper Point Investment Company, headquartered in Historic Salem, Massachusetts, and serving the Greater Boston regional area, is quickly becoming the North Shore’s premier Investment and Construction company. Founded by Mark Tranos
JP Investments has purchased, developed, sold, and is currently permitting 52 million dollars of real estate investments since 2014. JP Investment focuses on acquiring and developing value-add in condo conversions and long buy and hold residential rental units. JP Investments specializes in taking properties that have been neglected or forgotten through time and transforms them into revitalized living spaces that help build the neighborhoods and increase property values, all while honoring the historical roots of the area. Recent projects around Salem include condominiums on Mason Street, Bridge Street, and Briggs Street. A Franklin Street conversion is currently underway converting a junkyard into luxury waterfront living.