luxury house with sea view for sale Wellfleet, United States

EXCEPTIONAL TURN-KEY 4 BR 3.5BA RETREAT nestled in one of North Truro's most prestigious neighborhoods, with deeded access to a stunning, private bayside beach. Short distance to popular breakfast-to-dinner cafe, farmer's market, fish market, sandwich shop, and Truro Vineyards. CLASSIC SHINGLE-STYLE DESIGN inspired by the cottages of Newport and Watch Hill, seamlessly integrating indoor and outdoor living. Gracious outdoor spaces include a 540 sq. ft. wraparound screened porch opening from the living room through French doors, sheltered sleeping porch, and expansive roof deck with gorgeous views of Cape Cod Bay, Provincetown and the Truro hills. Flawlessly maintained, with artisan quality custom millwork, bathroom fixtures, and open farmhouse kitchen. CHARMING GARDENS professionally designed to integrate Cape native principles, with a croquet-style lawn, perennial borders, and distinct garden ''rooms'' to explore and enjoy.RARE TRURO OFFERING celebrated for its artistry, serenity, and distinction.

Welcome to 33 Gilbert Road, where the best of Brewster Bayside living is right outside your door. Set in highly desirable Ellis Landing neighborhood 2/10 of a mile to Cape Cod Bay, this inviting home captures the relaxed coastal lifestyle so many come to Brewster for—beach days, salty air, beautiful sunsets, beach walks and easy year-round enjoyment. A spacious enclosed porch with a tile floor welcomes you from the shell driveway and offers the perfect place for morning coffee, summer reading, sandy feet, or gathering with friends. From there, the home flows easily into the renovated kitchen and/or living room. The renovated kitchen boasts a vaulted ceiling, skylights, exposed beams. The "heart" of the home is open to the living room and dining room. Wood floors grace the first floor with a brick fireplace the centerpiece of the living room

Perched above the Ospreys with views from the living room, kitchen, bedrooms, and outside patio of Nauset Beach and the Atlantic beyond, 12 Windswept Lane sits at the edge of the National Seashore. Located in the sought-after Countryside neighborhood and built in 1995, the 4,300-square-foot, 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath house is large enough to accommodate both family and friends. The open living space is bathed in light from ever-changing ocean and marsh views. A neighborhood path runs through the Orleans Conservation Trust and leads right to Nauset Beach. Around the corner, there is ORV North Beach private access exclusively for Orleans residents. Priscilla Beach is close by, lending itself to relaxing by the calm waters of Nauset Estuary, and is very popular for Kayaking and birdwatching in the sheltered marshes. This is beach living without the worry of storms and waves.

Welcome to Seaview House, an extraordinary coastal retreat offering sweeping, unobstructed views of Cape Cod Bay and Provincetown, MA. With over 4,000 square feet of living space, Seaview House is designed to celebrate its remarkable setting. The main living area stuns with soaring cathedral ceilings, a gas fireplace, and expansive oversized windows that frame the ever-changing Cape Cod Bay and Provincetown Harbor. The chef's kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring a 6 burner Viking range and grill, professional hood, generous bar seating, and seamless access to decks overlooking the colorful coastal backdrops of Provincetown. An upper-level office or loft leads to a one-of-a-kind crow's nest deck with truly unparalleled, panoramic views of the P'town skyline and harbor. This home offers four bedrooms on the lower levels including a luxurious primary suite with a spa-like bath, tiled double shower, an oversized Jacuzzi tub, and a custom walk-in closet. The expansive front deck is accessed from the main level—perfect orientation for superb entertaining or quiet moments by the sea. A rare stroke of good fortune, this exceptional setting offers truly magnificent waterfront-inspired living. Elevated atop a tall dune and safely beyond the reach of coastal flooding, this home enjoys a coveted south-facing orientation filling the interiors with breathtaking natural light from sunrise to sunset, year-round. Extensively upgraded, Seaview House features new Azek decking and trim, new cedar shingles, new ocean-facing windows, new exterior doors and lighting, a newer roof, insulated garage doors, new seven zone mini-split A/C, well and irrigation, generator, comprehensive home automation controls, recently refinished maple floors and a two-car garage. This is a rare opportunity to own a landmark coastal home that blends breathtaking views, thoughtful upgrades, and peace of mind perfectly. A wonderful Cape Cod lifestyle awaits you at Seaview House.

Start your own successful B&B with one of Provincetown's most iconic properties on Commercial Street - currently operated as the Prince Albert Guesthouse. This former sea captain's home has been serving guests for decades. Nestled in the West End, the property boasts a generously sized patio facing Commercial St., showcasing stunning views of the bay. Tucked away is the spacious private courtyard offering expansion possibilities. 4 of all 8 tastefully appointed guest BR provide water views, and all 8 feature high ceilings, split ac units and private BA, the majority of which have been updated. There is a balcony in one of the rooms and two have beautiful water view bay windows, one with screened-in porch. Part of the ground level is finished with a private entrance & an on suite bath. There is a bonus attic room as well as a den on the second floor. 1 parking on site. B&B license can convey with the sale.

Built in the mid-1800s and lovingly stewarded by the Cook family since 1945, this rare two-family home in Provincetown's sought-after West End is steeped in local history. Tucked away from the street's line of sight on all sides, it offers a rare combination of privacy and neighborhood rooftop views. Perched on a 6,000 sq ft lot, the home features two apartments, five bedrooms, and a spacious attic, with bay views from the second-floor unit and deck. The positioning of the house along one side of the lot allows for generous parking and a magnificent backyard full of possibilities. Moments away from everything the town has to offer. Property being sold as is.

On the corner of Standish and Freeman, steps from Commercial Street, 7 Standish Street is a piece of Provincetown history. For nearly fifty years this corner was home to Napi and Helen Van Dereck and their legendary Napi's Restaurant. Longtime champions of the Center for Coastal Studies, they supported its work for decades, including hosting its lecture series for years, and their gift of this property carries that commitment to forward the Center's mission. The corner building is a two-family with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths across three levels, decks on every level, and a lower level that once served as a workshop. Behind it, a separate studio building offers generous storage below and studio space with a full bath above. With excellent natural light, Monument views, and parking for two cars, the possibilities are wide open: a home with an artist's studio, space for family and guests, or a thoughtful renovation that writes this corner's next chapter. Betterment has been paid off.

You won't see it from the road. The drone almost missed it too — 48 Black Flats Road sits so far back under the trees that it barely shows up from above, until the trees open up and there's nearly two acres in front of you, Cape Cod Bay flashing beyond the marsh toward Mayflower and Bay View. But the real reason to know this address has never been about square footage. This corner of Dennis grew up around one family's businesses — Roses Italian restaurant, Thelma's gift shop, mini-golf, and a handful of little cottages for rent — and for generations, everything here revolved around them. A lot of us were chambermaids at some point, cleaning cottages between guests. It was the kind of place where everybody knew your name — you didn't have to be related, you just became part of the summer family. Most of those landmarks are gone now, but they're still very much alive in people's hearts. It's hard to find anyone who grew up around here who doesn't have a memory tied to this stretch of Dennis — or who hasn't discovered, years later, that the house they live in now was once one of those cottages. A lot of us still have some small treasure from Thelma's, bought with our own money, tucked away in a memory box somewhere. This is a special neighborhood, and 48 Black Flats sat right in the middle of all of it. Owning almost two acres here means carrying a piece of that Dennis folklore forward. The house itself: a solid 1972 Garrison Colonial, about 2,100 square feet, four bedrooms, good-sized rooms, a real fireplace, mudroom, laundry, traditional layout. Roof, windows, and systems are all original and all working — it hasn't been renovated, but it's been cared for. Move in as-is, rent it out for a strong summer income, or take a big, solid house on nearly two private acres and make it your own. Nearly two acres across two parcels, a long driveway that keeps you completely tucked away from the road, and a wide clearing around the house with room for a pool, gardens, whatever you're picturing. The beach is about six-tenths of a mile away as the crow flies — a bit longer on foot following the drive out, an easy bike ride any summer morning. The house needs some updating. The story behind it doesn't A few practical notes: town water, R-60 zoning, and part of the property sits in FEMA Flood Zone AE — buyers should do their own due diligence on insurance, septic, and zoning.