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NEW! Ptown Pearl–Rare Gem w/ Porch + Deck, Parking + Prime Local, 2BR/AC/Grill
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2 bedrooms1 bathroomSleeps 4980 sq ft
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Explore the area
Provincetown, MA
- Commercial Street5 min walk
- Pilgrim Monument8 min walk
- Provincetown Town Hall10 min walk
- Provincetown, MA (PVC-Provincetown Municipal)7 min drive
Rooms & beds
2 bedrooms (sleeps 4)
Bedroom 1
1 King Bed
Bedroom 2
1 Queen Bed
1 bathroom
Bathroom 1
Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Bathtub · Toilet · Hair dryer
Spaces
About this property
NEW! Ptown Pearl–Rare Gem w/ Porch + Deck, Parking + Prime Local, 2BR/AC/Grill
NEW! Ptown Pearl—a rare gem in the center of it all!
Make yourself at home at Ptown Pearl—our beautifully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo located on historic Pearl Street, right where the Center of town meets the East End. Just an 8-minute walk to MacMillan Pier and steps from shops, galleries, restaurants, and harbor beach access, this first-floor unit offers the perfect blend of calm, convenience, and Cape Cod charm.
The space is part of an 1850s Cape Cod-style home and retains its historic soul while offering modern comfort throughout. Inside, you’ll find:
- A king bed in the primary bedroom and a queen in the second
- A dedicated office nook off the primary bedroom—ideal for remote work or writing with the windows open
- Central AC and high-speed WiFi
- A washer and dryer (especially helpful for beach towels and themed week wardrobes)
- A fully equipped kitchen with all the essentials for meals at home
- A full bathroom with a soaking tub
Start your day with coffee on the large front porch, unwind with sunset cocktails, or grill up dinner and dine under the stars on your private back deck with seating for six. The shared yard offers a peek of the Pilgrim Monument, and the home comes with two tandem parking spots—a rare convenience in Provincetown.
And yes—well-behaved dogs are welcome! Ptown Pearl is a great home base for you and your four-legged fur baby.
Whether you're visiting for Bear Week, Carnival, a wedding, or a peaceful off-season retreat, Ptown Pearl makes the perfect home base. Quiet enough to relax, close enough to join the fun. We’re nearby and happy to help throughout your stay.
Easy Access:
- Harbor Beach Access – 4 min
- MacMillan Pier (ferry landing) – 8 min
- Cannery Wharf Park – 3 min
- Commercial Street – 3 min
- East End Art District + PAAM– 5–7 min
- Provincetown Public Library – 5 min
- Bike rentals, tours & shuttle stops – 5–8 min
- Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC) – 1 min
Local Favorites:
- Far Land Provisions – coffee, sandwiches, wine, groceries
- 361 Coffee & Bagel Hound
- ScottCakes – iconic pink-frosted cupcakes
- Harbor Lounge – cocktails with a bay view
Dining just a few minutes from our door:
Freeman’s, Ciro & Sal’s, The Mews, Lobster Pot, Pepe’s, Rosie’s Mexican, Squealing Pig Tavern, Patio, Moo Burgers, Helltown Kitchen, Yolqueria, Governor Bradford (to name a few)
Nearby Galleries & Boutiques:
Captains Daughter, Clove & Creek, East End Books; On Center, Treadwell and Rice Polak Galleries
We also partner directly with Monument Concierge, who specialize in curating bespoke Provincetown experiences—from sunset sails and private chefs to gallery tours and wellness sessions. Let us know if you’d like to arrange a consultation with their team to personalize your stay.
Whether you're visiting for Bear Week, Carnival, a wedding, or a peaceful off-season retreat, Ptown Pearl makes the perfect home base. Quiet enough to relax, close enough to join in the fun.
Make yourself at home at Ptown Pearl—our beautifully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo located on historic Pearl Street, right where the Center of town meets the East End. Just an 8-minute walk to MacMillan Pier and steps from shops, galleries, restaurants, and harbor beach access, this first-floor unit offers the perfect blend of calm, convenience, and Cape Cod charm.
The space is part of an 1850s Cape Cod-style home and retains its historic soul while offering modern comfort throughout. Inside, you’ll find:
- A king bed in the primary bedroom and a queen in the second
- A dedicated office nook off the primary bedroom—ideal for remote work or writing with the windows open
- Central AC and high-speed WiFi
- A washer and dryer (especially helpful for beach towels and themed week wardrobes)
- A fully equipped kitchen with all the essentials for meals at home
- A full bathroom with a soaking tub
Start your day with coffee on the large front porch, unwind with sunset cocktails, or grill up dinner and dine under the stars on your private back deck with seating for six. The shared yard offers a peek of the Pilgrim Monument, and the home comes with two tandem parking spots—a rare convenience in Provincetown.
And yes—well-behaved dogs are welcome! Ptown Pearl is a great home base for you and your four-legged fur baby.
Whether you're visiting for Bear Week, Carnival, a wedding, or a peaceful off-season retreat, Ptown Pearl makes the perfect home base. Quiet enough to relax, close enough to join the fun. We’re nearby and happy to help throughout your stay.
Easy Access:
- Harbor Beach Access – 4 min
- MacMillan Pier (ferry landing) – 8 min
- Cannery Wharf Park – 3 min
- Commercial Street – 3 min
- East End Art District + PAAM– 5–7 min
- Provincetown Public Library – 5 min
- Bike rentals, tours & shuttle stops – 5–8 min
- Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC) – 1 min
Local Favorites:
- Far Land Provisions – coffee, sandwiches, wine, groceries
- 361 Coffee & Bagel Hound
- ScottCakes – iconic pink-frosted cupcakes
- Harbor Lounge – cocktails with a bay view
Dining just a few minutes from our door:
Freeman’s, Ciro & Sal’s, The Mews, Lobster Pot, Pepe’s, Rosie’s Mexican, Squealing Pig Tavern, Patio, Moo Burgers, Helltown Kitchen, Yolqueria, Governor Bradford (to name a few)
Nearby Galleries & Boutiques:
Captains Daughter, Clove & Creek, East End Books; On Center, Treadwell and Rice Polak Galleries
We also partner directly with Monument Concierge, who specialize in curating bespoke Provincetown experiences—from sunset sails and private chefs to gallery tours and wellness sessions. Let us know if you’d like to arrange a consultation with their team to personalize your stay.
Whether you're visiting for Bear Week, Carnival, a wedding, or a peaceful off-season retreat, Ptown Pearl makes the perfect home base. Quiet enough to relax, close enough to join in the fun.
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Amenities
Washer
Dryer
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Parking available
Barbecue grill
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House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 18
Check out before 11:00 AM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
No events allowed
Pets
Pets allowed: dogs less than 23 kg per pet (limit one pet total)
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Property Registration Number C0538032420
About the area
Provincetown
Provincetown is home to this holiday home. Commercial Street is a popular attraction and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Cape Cod National Seashore and Cape Cod Beaches. Old Harbor Life Saving Museum and Atlantic Spice Company are also worth visiting.
Provincetown, MA
What's nearby
- Commercial Street - 5 min walk - 0.4 km
- MacMillan Pier - 8 min walk - 0.7 km
- Pilgrim Monument - 8 min walk - 0.7 km
- Provincetown Town Hall - 10 min walk - 0.8 km
- Provincetown Theater - 11 min walk - 1.0 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Lewis Brothers Homemade Ice Cream - 8 min walk
- Far Land Provisions - 3 min walk
- Squealing Pig - 7 min walk
- 361 Coffee & Espresso Bar - 5 min walk
- Governor Bradford Restaurant - 7 min walk
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About the host
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Meet Your Hosts: Brian + Jay
Hi! We’re Brian and Jay—husbands, dog dads, and longtime lovers of Provincetown. We live in the Castro, San Francisco, but part of our hearts are always in Ptown. In fact, it’s where we first met during a stormy Spooky Bear weekend, and where we recently got married at the monument in a celebration we called Provincetown Magic.
Jay is a designer and brand strategist who’s worked on everything from the Harvard Law School rebrand to creative campaigns for climate, health, and LGBTQ+ organizations. He also led the rebrand of the Provincetown Business Guild and created the town’s Welltown tourism campaign—a project especially close to our hearts.
Brian works in biotech, leading external affairs at Genentech, and serves as Finance Chair on the board of the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute. He’s a passionate advocate for representation in government, helping elect LGBTQ+ leaders at all levels of office—because continually, our community deserves to be seen, heard, and valued.
We're both deeply committed to community, equity, and creating joyful, welcoming spaces.
When we found our little place in Provincetown, we knew it was something special—a peaceful, historic gem just steps from the best of town. We’re excited to share it with guests who want to experience all that Provincetown has to offer, whether it’s your first visit or your 50th.
We hope you feel at home here. If there's anything we can do to make your stay more comfortable—or magical—just let us know.
Hi! We’re Brian and Jay—husbands, dog dads, and longtime lovers of Provincetown. We live in the Castro, San Francisco, but part of our hearts are always in Ptown. In fact, it’s where we first met during a stormy Spooky Bear weekend, and where we recently got married at the monument in a celebration we called Provincetown Magic.
Jay is a designer and brand strategist who’s worked on everything from the Harvard Law School rebrand to creative campaigns for climate, health, and LGBTQ+ organizations. He also led the rebrand of the Provincetown Business Guild and created the town’s Welltown tourism campaign—a project especially close to our hearts.
Brian works in biotech, leading external affairs at Genentech, and serves as Finance Chair on the board of the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute. He’s a passionate advocate for representation in government, helping elect LGBTQ+ leaders at all levels of office—because continually, our community deserves to be seen, heard, and valued.
We're both deeply committed to community, equity, and creating joyful, welcoming spaces.
When we found our little place in Provincetown, we knew it was something special—a peaceful, historic gem just steps from the best of town. We’re excited to share it with guests who want to experience all that Provincetown has to offer, whether it’s your first visit or your 50th.
We hope you feel at home here. If there's anything we can do to make your stay more comfortable—or magical—just let us know.
Why they chose this property
Of course, the location is ideal—walkable to the beach, town, and our favorite cafés, galleries, and shops. But despite the obvious, what truly spoke to us is the rich artistic legacy threaded through Pearl Street itself.
This quiet stretch of Provincetown has long been a creative hub. Just up the road is the former site of Charles Hawthorne’s Cape Cod School of Art, a pioneering force in American plein air painting that helped establish Provincetown as an artist’s colony. Just down the block is the Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC), a nonprofit supporting emerging writers and visual artists since 1968. The creative energy here is alive—you’re surrounded by working artists, poets, and those who come to Provincetown to make something meaningful.
For us, this neighborhood is more than just beautiful—it’s quietly vibrant. A place where art, identity, and history intersect. As creative beings ourselves, it felt like the perfect place to land. To belong. To share.
This quiet stretch of Provincetown has long been a creative hub. Just up the road is the former site of Charles Hawthorne’s Cape Cod School of Art, a pioneering force in American plein air painting that helped establish Provincetown as an artist’s colony. Just down the block is the Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC), a nonprofit supporting emerging writers and visual artists since 1968. The creative energy here is alive—you’re surrounded by working artists, poets, and those who come to Provincetown to make something meaningful.
For us, this neighborhood is more than just beautiful—it’s quietly vibrant. A place where art, identity, and history intersect. As creative beings ourselves, it felt like the perfect place to land. To belong. To share.
What makes this property unique
There are plenty of beautiful places to stay in Provincetown—but ours has a sense of character and care that’s hard to come by.
Set in an 1850s Victorian-era Cape Cod home, the space blends historic charm with modern comfort. You’ll notice original details throughout—from the handcrafted brass doorbell that’s been ringing for over 170 years, to the French doors that open into the bedroom. These period touches are paired with thoughtful updates: a fully renovated kitchen and bath, AC throughout the house, new furnishings, and all the modern essentials.
But what makes it truly special is the personal history we’ve layered in. This isn’t just a vacation rental—it’s where we began our life as a married couple. You’ll find pieces of that celebration throughout the space, from the mirror we used in our ceremony to the glowing “Seaside Disco” sign that lit up the dance floor. Every detail was chosen to make it feel welcoming, joyful, and quietly elevated.
It’s a home that holds stories—and we hope it becomes part of yours, too.
Set in an 1850s Victorian-era Cape Cod home, the space blends historic charm with modern comfort. You’ll notice original details throughout—from the handcrafted brass doorbell that’s been ringing for over 170 years, to the French doors that open into the bedroom. These period touches are paired with thoughtful updates: a fully renovated kitchen and bath, AC throughout the house, new furnishings, and all the modern essentials.
But what makes it truly special is the personal history we’ve layered in. This isn’t just a vacation rental—it’s where we began our life as a married couple. You’ll find pieces of that celebration throughout the space, from the mirror we used in our ceremony to the glowing “Seaside Disco” sign that lit up the dance floor. Every detail was chosen to make it feel welcoming, joyful, and quietly elevated.
It’s a home that holds stories—and we hope it becomes part of yours, too.
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