Discover a piece of history with this remarkable 1800s floater, the only three-story structure of its kind that elegantly floated across the harbor from Long Point. Spanning 2,450 square feet, this free standing home offers 4 BR and 3 BA, including a water view office area. The primary suite, located on the top floor, is a true retreat with an ensuite bath, a cozy gas fireplace, and unobstructed views of the harbor and Long Point. The living spaces include a living room with a charming wood-burning fireplace, a family room with a fireplace, and a formal dining room perfect for gatherings. The gourmet kitchen is equipped with a 6 burner Viking gas stove with griddle, a Subzero refrigerator, and two dishwashers, catering to all your culinary needs. Step outside to an exclusive use brick patio, ideal for al fresco dining and lounging, and enjoy common access to the beach for endless seaside fun. You have easy access for leisurely strolls to the Red Inn or relaxing by the water. There is ample space for kayaks, paddle boards, and bikes, making it easy to enjoy all the outdoor activities the location has to offer. An outdoor shower adds convenience after a day in the sand. Originally owned by the esteemed Williams family and only two others since. Donald Frederick Witherstine, a notable gallery director, etcher, block printer, and painter, was deeply connected to 47 Commercial Street through his professional endeavors. In the 1940s, he directed Shore Studios located on the bay side of the property. He was also associated with Gallery 200, which hosted the Forum 49 lecture series, a significant cultural event in Provincetown. This property is a free standing home. The condo association includes 2 other cottages and the units all living independently. Pets and rentals are allowed; the home is being sold turnkey with a few exceptions.