Homes for Sale in Provincetown

About Provincetown Real Estate

Provincetown, Massachusetts occupies the outermost reach of Cape Cod and functions as a compact coastal community shaped by its maritime setting and longstanding artistic presence. People who choose to move here often include artists, remote workers, retirees, and second-home owners seeking a smaller year-round population alongside seasonal visitors. Character varies by neighborhood, with housing stock that includes older cottages near the harbor as well as larger residences set back from the water. Daily life centers on beach access, local restaurants and cafes, and outdoor pursuits such as walking trails and boating within the adjacent national seashore. A ferry link to Boston supports occasional travel, while galleries and small performance venues contribute to the cultural calendar. The town is served by the local public school district together with nearby private options for families. Its climate follows four distinct seasons moderated by the surrounding ocean, resulting in relatively mild winters and comfortable summer temperatures. In the present market there are 90 active listings, a median price of $1,562,000, and an average home size of 2,067 square feet, with properties spanning from several hundred thousand dollars to well over ten million.

Average listing price: $2,307,241 · 90 homes available