Cape Cod Neighborhoods Asking $250K

Below is an post from curbed boston showing properties in different Cape Cod neighborhoods with asking prices of $250K. Curbed Boston left out our little fishing village of Provincetown. I just had to add it to the list… and with two properties…for an interesting Cape-wide comparison. Again, I apologize for grammar and spelling in the property descriptions. The copy was lifted directly from the blog and from MLS.

These few properties are but a small sampling of those available Cape wide in this price range. Buyers are constantly surprised when we are able to show them delightful and very livable properties in this price range. In Provincetown alone there are 42 properties with asking prices of $300K or less.

484 Commercial Street, Provincetown $249K.

This is a delightfully light and airy 1 bed/1 bath condo of 454 square feet. Renovated and Charming East End One Bedroom Condominium. Sneak peeks of the water from every window. Beach access across the street. New hardwood floors in the living room. New carpet in the bedroom. Small 4 unit association. Pets for owners. Common laundry room with some storage for owners. Shared back yard. Weekly rentals permitted. This unit is priced to sell quickly. Condo fee includes hot water, building insurance, water and sewer, common area maintenance..

293 Commercial St #3, Provincetown $249K

608 square foot, 2 bed/1 bath condo with a total cosmetic interior renovation including new

floors, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, counters, lighting and paint. Located in the heart of Provincetown, downtown between the two wharfs. This is a top floor unit above commercial spaces below. It is well designed to provide two good size bedrooms, 3 huge closets, and bath with tub. Redesigned galley kitchen with bar counter opens to bright living room. New window treatments and AC units for each room are included in the offering. Pets and weekly rentals are allowed.

In Wellfleet, at 420 Chequessett Neck Road, a 352 sq. ft. cottage built in 1945. Located in Chequessett Village with a stoner-friendly address, the property has been renovated “to the studs.” The two bedroom, one bath is fully insulated and includes two new skylights, energy efficient heat, wood flooring, Corian counters in the kitchen and bath, and a rear deck. The condo first hit the market in March with an asking price of $275,000. Three pricechops have brought the listing down to $250,000.

Over in Sandwich, at 24 Tabor Road we find a 1,001 sq. ft. two bedroom, two bath ranch. Built in 1975, the updated Forestdale neighborhood property features hardwood floors, an eat-in-kitchen with custom cherry cabinets and new appliances, formal living and dining rooms, radiant heat, air conditioning and a new bathroom. There’s also a lower level family room and home office. Outside, the .24 acre property includes a deck, shed and “great landscaping.”

In Harwich, at 228 Chatham Road, we find an opportunity for some “This Old House” action. The repetitive brokerbabble doesn’t have much to say other than, “RESTORATION OPPORTUNITY. CIRCA 1750 CAPE IS ALL ORIGINAL READY FOR RESTORATION.” Apparently, the photos speak for themselves. The 1,117 sq. ft. antique includes three bedrooms, one bath in eight rooms. In addition, the .94 acre property also includes some sort of out-building (Shed? Garage? Barn?)

Over in East Falmouth, at 804 Old Barnstable Road, we find a three bedroom, two bath with a “surprise inside!” According to the brokerbabble, “A sweeping boudoir Master Bedroom on the 2nd level removes you from a strenuous, hard days work and recaptures what life’s all about,” placing you into a hodgepodge of bathroom trends, from 1980s glass blocks to a vessel sink straight out of the early aughts. There are also two first floor bedrooms, along with a kitchen that “sweeps and opens” to the living room in the 1,110 sq. ft. Cape. The property last sold in March 2008 for $235,900.

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