Once floated from Long Point in the 1800s, this rare waterfront property in Provincetown's West End reflects more than architectural heritage-it reflects a place where artistic identity and design are inseparable. Originally a warehouse, it now serves as a three-family residence, honoring its past through preserved materials and thoughtful updates. Brick chimney, 6-over-6 sash windows, and warm interior details evoke the town's handmade charm. The harborfront unit includes a fireplace and deck above the bay. The street-side studio looks down historic Ericsson Street with painterly precision. And the upper-level residence, with its expansive views, second fireplace, and bonus office, celebrates Provincetown's enduring appeal to those who find inspiration in place.