This iconic West End landmark known as The Joshua Paine house was built in 1850 and has been lovingly owned by only 2 families since built. It has been in the ownership of the current family since 1958 and abuts Tremont, Cottage and Nickerson Streets. With its distinctive board and batten exterior, this Gothic Revival has maintained all of its old Provincetown charm. The main house has wood floors throughout, 6 bedrooms, 4 full baths and an artist's studio with full bath accessed from the exterior. The seasonal carriage house and stable has 3 units ( 2 one bedrooms, one studio). All of this is surrounded by charming grounds and gardens, including an English Oak tree that is over 100 years old and other unique plantings. There is 4 car parking on Cottage Street and room for another 5-6 cars on Nickerson Street. A Camps & Cabins license has been maintained for 5 rental rooms and 4 apartments.