In the very heart of Provincetown’s Gallery District–just moments to restaurants, galleries, shops, and the beach–this singular 1-bedroom, 1,239 sq ft residence offers something rare: a home that feels both anchored in history and is deeply restorative. One of the buildings that comprised the Peter Hunt Peasant Village of the 1940s, this property traces Provincetown’s evolution from a fishing town into a nationally recognized arts destination. That creative spirit endures here. Recently and thoughtfully renovated, the home balances a renovated kitchen and bathrooms with a profound respect for the past. Throughout the living and dining spaces, salvaged beams from old boats, distressed wood accents, and built-in bookshelves evoke a sense of continuity–subtle links to Provincetown’s working waterfront heritage. Wide windows invite in warm southwestern light, illuminating rich wood floors. The layout is both flexible and inspired; several entrances enhance flow and lend the home an intimate yet open rhythm. The spacious bedroom offers generous closets, while a separate, skylit study–your own great light retreat– functions beautifully as a reading, writing, or contemplative workspace, with its own entrance for privacy and focus. Outside, three exclusive-use areas unfold like a series of private gardens; little quadrangles perfect for gardening, and entertaining. A rare retreat-like sanctuary in the center of town. Additional features include in-unit washer/dryer, storage, and parking is available separately. For those seeking scale or flexibility, this residence may be combined with the adjacent Unit 1 (also offered) to create a larger two-bedroom residence.
