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Provincetown Seaside Escape
Space to gather
Step inside this 1860s Provincetown condo, where original pine floors and period built-ins meet thoughtful modern updates. Four bedrooms and two baths provide plenty of room for friends or family, while two living rooms offer corners to curl up with a book or share long conversations. Sunlight spills across the bright, airy spaces, highlighting textures, colors, and the care that went into every design choice.
Historic charm meets modern comfort
The condo’s heart is its living spaces—warm and inviting, yet effortlessly elegant. A wood stove anchors the main living room in winter, while the kitchen and bathrooms have been renovated with a light touch, blending contemporary conveniences with the home’s timeless Cape Cod character. Upstairs, bedrooms and a second living room offer flexibility, privacy, and comfort for all.
A front-row seat to Provincetown life
Step outside, and Provincetown unfolds. Two minutes to the Pilgrim Monument, three to Commercial Street, five to the beaches and MacMillan Pier—every stroll is a mix of history, light, and local charm. Art galleries, boutique shops, and cafés provide sensory discoveries at every turn, while bike rentals just down the street make exploring effortless.
Outdoor living
The condo’s private back patio is perfect for grilling and dining outdoors, while the front yard, with Adirondack chairs, is ideal for morning coffee, sunset drinks, or quiet reading. Manicured grounds, a white picket fence, and a two-car driveway add both charm and convenience.
Why Locèlle loves it
Photography by Amber Jane Photography
A Timeless Cape Cod Escape in the Heart of Provincetown
Nestled in the charming streets of Provincetown, this historic home blends classic 1860s details with modern comfort—where original pine floors meet bright, airy interiors, and every space feels welcoming and effortless.
Mac and Sam
Where you’ll be
Provincetown
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Massachusetts
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United States
Neighborhood highlights
Heart of Provincetown: Just steps from the condo, explore Commercial Street with its lively mix of art galleries, boutique shops, cafés, and restaurants—perfect for wandering, people-watching, or picking up unique souvenirs. Visit the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Town Hall to soak in history and architecture, or catch a show at the Art House Theater. For food lovers, the area offers everything from fresh seafood and lobster shacks to cozy bakeries and artisanal coffee spots. Bike rentals and scenic walking routes make it easy to explore the town at your own pace.
Coastal Adventures & Scenic Beauty: Only a short stroll or drive brings you to Provincetown’s beaches, including the expansive sand of Herring Cove and Race Point Beach, ideal for sunbathing, swimming, or watching the sunset. MacMillan Pier offers harbor views, whale-watching tours, and local seafood markets, while the surrounding trails and dune paths are perfect for morning runs or quiet walks. Whether you want cultural immersion, seaside adventure, or just a place to unwind with a drink in hand, this neighborhood offers a mix of excitement and serenity—accessible yet private, central yet tucked into the charm of High Pole Hill.
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