ウォーターフロント2ベッドルーム1450 sq。ft。 タウンセンターにあるコンドミニアム

We are two French hosts who moved to the United States more than twenty years ago and first discovered Provincetown in those early days. We were thrilled to buy this very special historic property in 2016, and it has become one of our favorite places in the world. We now split our time between Provincetown, Boston, the rest of New England, and Europe, and love returning to Provincetown for its light, history, and sense of community. As long‑time travelers and frequent guests in other people’s homes, we care a great deal about comfort, thoughtful details, and clear communication, and hosting here is our way of sharing a piece of P‑town’s past while giving guests a relaxing, well‑run base for their own time at the Cape.

This home sits in the heart of Commercial Street, steps from the harbor, galleries, cafés, and evening life, so guests can experience Provincetown on foot from morning coffee to sunset walks. The neighborhood blends working harbor views, independent shops, and a creative, welcoming community, which makes staying here feel like living inside the town’s story rather than just visiting for the day.

The property is part of the historic Obadiah Snow House & Store, where the Snow family, a prominent 19th‑century mercantile family, ran their household furnishings and “fancy goods” business that helped define Commercial Street’s early commercial life. Built before 1858 with notable Italianate elements, the building’s scale and character connect directly to the images captured by Louis Morris Snow and preserved in Irma Ruckstuhl’s Old Provincetown in Early Photographs. Staying here means sleeping above a former general store that once anchored the street, in a space that has evolved into a comfortable, modern retreat while still carrying the patina and stories of generations of Provincetown merchants and makers.