Borealis

living room with bay view

Borealis

living room with bay view
Bay view from kitchen
bedroom
deck view of bay
living room with bay view Bay view from kitchen bedroom deck view of bay

Spacious airy, contemporary apartment with ample closet space. Very private, secluded.  Walk out through French doors from living room onto deck to views of Provincetown Harbor and Long Point lighthouse.

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Ribbons

living room with street view

Ribbons

living room with street view
living room and dining room
Kingsize bedroom and street view
fullsize bedroom
living room with street view living room and dining room Kingsize bedroom and street view fullsize bedroom

Vacationing in Ribbons at Captain Jack’s Wharf is stepping back in time with present day amenities. Tennessee Williams found “his true love, Kip “ while staying on the Wharf and Tennessee is said to have worked on Street Car and Glass Menagerie in various places including Ribbons.

With a king and full sized bedrooms, and a twin size bed in a sleeping nook, large living/dining area, two baths, fully equipped kitchen, new appliances, Ribbons offers the most unique combination of past and present. The owners have updated Ribbons with new windows and four new skylights that open and close with the touch of a finger. You will enjoy everything Ribbons has to offer beginning with the Commercial Street parade , the bedrooms’ views of roof tops and gardens, the moon and stars over your king bed. Take your morning coffee and walk 10 steps from your door onto the wharf for spectacular sunrises over Long Point or take your cocktail to enjoy the ever-changing breathtaking skies at sunset. Sit on the wharf meeting new and old friends, or simply read the latest novel, or lean against a piling and watch the fish and horseshoe crabs pass below you. In addition to Ribbons itself you’ll have the charming West End for walking and you’ll have all the Wharf amenities: WiFi, bonus private outdoor shower, beautiful flowers, comfortable outdoor furniture, association stairs to the beach, a dingy dock to drop off or pick up friends by sea, and the adjacent beach.

Ribbons was built originally as an icehouse in 1885 and has a long captivating history, Tennessee Williams being just a part.

And, if this isn’t enough you can bring your well-behaved pooch and walk the tidal flats at low tide. It really doesn’t get better!

Parking for one car in tandem with other units.

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