Nathan Butera

Tucked along Provincetown's enchanting Pearl Street, just past the Fine Arts Work Center and a heartbeat from the gallery district, Unit 3 is a sun-drenched, open-loft sanctuary where historic charm meets modern ease. With soaring 10+ foot ceilings and a striking bank of north-facing windows, this urban loft-style studio retreat is bathed in natural light, offering an airy sense of space.From the

Just a short way down charming Pearl Street just beyond the Fine Arts Work Center and close to the gallery district - a newly renovated 2BR, 1BA condominium awaits its next chapter. Here, old Cape charm dances with fresh modern flair, and the town's storied vibrancy hums softly in the background.This second-floor gem is bright and airy. The kitchen, with floating shelves and granite countertop,

Enter and unlock this jewel box of coastal living--a sleek, airy waterfront studio perched in Provincetown's storied gallery district. Here, the east, south, and west-facing windows are portals to a kaleidoscope of Cape Cod Bay's moods and Provincetown Harbor's eternal flirtation with the sky. The walls, kissed with cottage-board, and warm oak floors dance with a contemporary design aesthetic

Step back to the days when salty sea captains and the aroma of brine ruled this curious little slip of coast. Picture it then: the early 1900s, when a man by the name of Captain Jackson Williams--a fellow who wore the sea like a second skin--rented out ramshackle rooms to sunburned fishermen and, later, to summer wanderers seeking nothing more than the caress of ocean breezes and sweet lullaby of