**NEW BATHROOM** Spacious and bright first floor 1,100 square foot two-bedroom, one-bathroom rental is part of new three-unit condo association in the charming and historic Hamilton House, circa 1850. Quintessential cape cod in a central location. Short walk to/from Commercial Street (Provincetown's main street) and ferry, but nestled in a historic neighborhood so you can also enjoy peace and quiet. Our first floor condo is located in a convenient location CLOSE TO ALL, but nestled in a quiet neighborhood where historic artist studios and art schools once existed. Enjoy the benefits of being close to the Commercial Street action (or a quick ride to the beaches) while still waking up to hearing the birds sing. What makes this property unique: newly refinished wide pine flooring; open-concept living/dining area; abundant natural light; two exclusive outdoor decks, gas BBQ grill; in-unit washer and dryer, new bathroom, fireplace (Oct-April, use provided duraflame logs only), original built-in bedroom cabinetry for easy access to your vacation wardrobe; preserved antique hardware; new A/C systems in bedrooms and living area; brand new queen mattresses and bedding; 43' Smart HDTV, Cable, WiFi Internet, Bose Wave Music System with Bluetooth or cable inputs, Microwave, Drip Coffee Maker, Blender, Margaritaville Margarita Machine, and Outdoor Gas BBQ Grill. Weekly Sat to Sat Rentals (mid June-Sept). Flexibility shoulder/off seasons please inquire. The calm Provincetown Harbor beach (Pearl Street landing) is down the block. And the National Seashore beaches (Herring Cove and Racepoint), whale watching, fishing, golf, tennis and bike trails are all minutes away. Owners are available to provide you with dining and activity recommendations or advice. Our condo is a short walk to/from Commercial Street (Provincetown's main street), but nestled in a historic neighborhood so you can also enjoy piece and quiet. The condo is the entire first floor of Hamilton House which is located on Brewster Street on the corner of a charming oyster shell covered private way. It's a beautiful 2 block walk through the area where art schools and studios were once concentrated. If you are familiar with town, our road intersects with Commercial Street near Wired Puppy Coffee and Strangers & Saints. This is the point where the businesses start to thin out and the active Art Gallery district starts. Farland Market is a block away from the Hamilton House (for conveniences, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, great baked goods, etc.). All the beaches are a short bike or car ride away. An easy walk from the Ferry. There are many events and themed weeks. For the latest, check the Provincetown's Business Guild's site. Hamilton House was named after it's original owner. According to NY Times writer David W. Dunlap's "Building Provincetown" web site project, "this house moved to Brewster Street all the way from Truro, not long after the Old Colony Railroad was extended to the cape tip in 1873. It was built around 1850 by Mr. Hamilton, 'one of the pillars of the Truro Congregational Church. One Sunday after service he announced to his family that, due to dissension in the church, it was impossible to continue living in Truro. He sawed his house into four sections, had it carried to Provincetown on railway flat cars and reassembled it.' He also imported some of the locust trees in surrounding area from Truro." Carnival Week, Bear Week, Women's Week, Girl Splash, Family Week, Provincetown Jazz Festival, Schooner Regatta, Celebration of Life Concert, Annual Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla, Afterglow Festival, Gay Pilots Cape Cod Classic, Tennessee Williams Theater Festival, Mates Leather Weekend, Fantasia Fair, Day of the Dead Arts Festival, Mr. New England Leather, Holly Folly, Ptown Very well-behaved pets considered. Additional pet cleaning fee applies. Fireplace seen in photos is not available in summer months. As with most rentals in Provincetown, we will require you to sign and return a standard rental lease.