593 Commercial Street

This beautifully maintained, historic bayfront cottage is hidden behind a large privet hedge on Provincetown's waterfront. The property includes a single-family cottage with two bedrooms, as well as a freestanding studio building. The first floor of the main house has a kitchen with chef's gas range, a dining room and a living room, all with hardwood floors and a wood-burning fireplace. French doors showcase the amazing views and open to the large waterfront deck. There is also a full bath on the first floor, Rinnai heater and splits. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has cathedral ceilings with views of the harbor, as well as a half bath and den. According to Building Provincetown, this is the boathouse cottage in which Eugene O'Neil first stayed during the summer of 1916. The studio is perfect for someone looking to work from home, write or paint.