This east end historical 3-family on a large corner lot awaits your imprint. Originally built in Truro around 1850, this antique structure was moved to Provincetown in 4 sections via the railroad, sometime after 1873. The property has a total of 5 bedrooms, plus two out buildings, a one car garage and a shed. Ripe project for a condo conversion, or also would make a great owner occupied investment property. The yard is large and surrounded by mature trees, many of which also were originally brought from Truro.
Listing courtesy of CCI / David Nicolau
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MLS# 21710510 —
The Building
Year Built:
1942
New Construction:
false
Construction Materials:
Shingle Siding
Architectural Style:
Colonial
Roof:
Asphalt
Foundation Details:
Block
Entry Location:
Unit 1: First Floor,Unit 2: Second Floor,Unit 3: Third Floor
Exterior Features:
Other
Door Features:
Sliding Door
Patio And Porch Features:
Deck
Stories:
2
Building Area Units:
Square Feet
Building Area Total:
3335
Below Grade Finished Area Units:
Square Feet
Interior
Rooms Total:
10
Interior Features:
Beamed Ceilings
Flooring:
Wood
Fireplace:
true
Room Dimensions
Living Area Units:
Square Feet
Location
Directions:
Travel W on Rt 6. Take lf on Conwell, then another left on Harry Kemp Way. Next right on Brewster. Property is on the corner of Brewster and Standish Way.
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Sale history
Date
Event
Source
Price
% Change
6/27/17
Jun 27, 2017
Sold
CCI
$810,000
7/18/08
Jul 18, 2008
CCI
$810,000
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Multifamily
Sold
on 6/27/2017
$810,000
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