Panoramic View of Atlantic and Dunes, 2 Private Decks, Serenity, & Joy!

Panoramic water views, short walk to Herring Cove in front of us and, to the left, a four minute walk to the Harbor Beach at Provincetown Inn and the jetty over to Long Point. Overlooking Hatch's Harbor in Cape Cod National Seashore, at the tip of Provincetown.

From this PEACEFUL PANORAMIC PERCH, the CELEBRATORY HUBBUB of Commercial street is just quick downhill bike ride away.

Or you can choose to walk on the PATH THROUGH THE DUNES to Herring Cove Beach.

Or cross the JETTY to LONG POINT.

Or cool off in the POOL at PROVINCETOWN. (All are welcome for free!)

Or stay put on the decks (one shaded, the other with full sun) from pre-dawn to dusk, watching the interaction of light, shadow, wind and tide.

One deck faces south overlooking the marsh and the Atlantic. The other, shaded by tall trees, offers a view of the jetty, Provincetown rooftops and Cape Cod Bay.

We are surrounded by water -- the harbor, the open Atlantic, and Bay.

This condo is on the top floor, providing spectacular panoramic view, privacy and peace.

Unique Benefits

The Cape Cod National Seashore park, with paths through the dunes and stunning marsh grasses and beach on the open Atlantic are right in front of your eyes. Your deck offers a spectacular unobstructed view of sunsets over the water and dunes from the deck. Serenity and stunning natural beauty are yours.

When you are ready to take in the exuberance of Provincetown, the village is a short walk downhill on Bradford Street into the village.

You have your choice of dining options, from eating lobster rolls on MacMillan Pier to formal dining overlooking Provincetown Harbor.

Art galleries, live musical entertainment, live theatre performances in myriad venues. Multiple movie theaters in town showing everything from new releases to more avant guard films.

Boat, kayak, sail boat, bike rentals within a ten minute walk of the condo. Grab a map of the National Seashore and begin your bike outing right across the street.

Ocean beach beyond the dunes in front of us, Bay beach just to the Southeast.

Why Kids Love It

Biking biking biking! Best way to travel around the National Seashore Park. Bradford Street from us. Rolling carriages for little kids available to rent as well.

Swimming in salt water with and without big waves -- parents have the option of taking the kids to the Bay beach to our left, or swimming out front of us at medium to high tide. At low tide, kids love to search for tidal creatures -- star fish, clams, hermit crabs!

Swimming in fresh water in the free Ptown Inn Pool. As a parents I came to understand that kids love pools sometimes more than salt water!

Outdoor eating at the pool and in town.

LOTS of movies for kids in town, with two movie theaters.

Whale watching!

Jeep tours through the Parabolic Dunes out toward the open Atlantic

Kayaking and sailing.

Blue berry and black berry picking in the National Seashore

Viewing gatherings of seals on sandbars near the beach.

Educational talks by Rangers in the National Seashore Park at the station in Provincetown, less than a ten minute drive away.

Street musicians of all sorts and even dancers posing as "statues" along Commercial Street.

Area Information

At the outermost tip of Cape Cod, overlooking Hatches Harbor tidal grasses and the Atlantic Ocean. Half of the land area of Provincetown is part of the Cape Cod National Seashore Park. The stunning beauty of the area has brought artists from all over the globe to Provincetown for decades.

Also charming and fun to see: the colorful, historic wharf in the center of the village of Provincetown, which is bustling with boats bringing in their catch.

Attractions Within Walking Distance

Movies, live theatre, live musical entertainment, comedy venues, many dancing venues, restaurants on the water.

Large grocery store (Stop and Shop) in town on Shank Painter Road, five minute drive away, 10 minute bike ride.

Favorite Places To Eat

Too many fabulous restaurants to mention just one.

For take out right on the water, we love Big Daddy's Burritos and the Gelato place. You can bring your food up to the bar over looking the Harbor and enjoy the view. Best late in the afternoon through sunset.

Inside Scoop

Free tennis courts near the high school. Permits for beach camp fires are easy to obtain. The pool at the famous Provincetown Inn is free and the food prepared at the grill by the pool is excellent! So are the cocktails.

The Cape Cod National Seashore offers ranger talks, walks, etc all summer on topics ranging from history of the Life Saving Stations located on the outer Cape in the 18th and 19th centuries, to environmental science and nature walks, to raking for clams in the Seashore Park, to talks about tidal creatures and a session for kids dissecting a squid. Best to sign up ahead of your visit because some sessions fill up.