Spectacular Diamond District OCEAN FRONT Condo on Hi-floor . Breathtaking views of the ocean, Swampscott Bay and Nahant from every window! Open floor plan with a living room, kitchen,Dining, Large bedroom and full bath. Spacious 18x6 Balcony ideal for ocean front entertaining or watching the surf. Storage unit available. 1 deeded parking space. Condo fee includes heat AND Central AC!!Lovely common areas and lobby, security, Voted Best Managed Condo Association in MA 2002! Walk to commuter rail. Neighborhood Description The Diamond District of Lynn is on the northern waterfront, between the causeway and Beaches of Nahant and desirable Swampscott. primarily it is a neighborhood of single family homes with spectacular architectural features-it was the area that all the mill owners built their late victorian mansions-when Lynn was a shoe manufacturing center. The waterfront has a few Hi-Rise condo buildings but the charm of the neighborhood is intact. The condos are very desirable for the excellent views that they have-and the walking trail along the beach and Lynn Shore Drive-which goes all the way to Swampscott and out to Nahant. History of Lynn-from Wikepedia: The area known as Lynn was first settled in 1629 by Edmund Ingalls (d. 1648) and incorporated in 1631 as Saugus, the Nipmuck name for the area.[1] The name Lynn was given to the area after King's Lynn, Norfolk, England, in honor of Samuel Whiting.[2] Colonial Lynn was a major part of the regional tannery and shoe-making industries which began in 1635. The boots worn by Continental Army soldiers during the Revolutionary War are thought to have been made in Lynn. The shoe-making industry drove urban growth in Lynn into the early nineteenth century.[2] This historic theme is reflected in the city seal, which features a colonial boot.[3] Lynn would be incorporated as a city in 1850. On May 21, 1852, after Lynn's cityhood, the northern section of the city, which was growing as a resort town attracting wealthy patrons[4] seceded from Lynn and became the town of Swampscott. While the two municipalities continue to have strong ties, Lynn headed in an industrial direction, while Swampscott took a more upscale maritime and suburban direction.
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