Grand View. Set high above Commercial Street in Provincetown's coveted East End, this distinguished residence enjoys panoramic views of Provincetown Harbor, Long Point, and Cape Cod Bay from a rare 1.19-acre setting. Built circa 1880, it became the summer home of renowned painter Max Bohm in 1916 and has remained in the same family ever since, a remarkable legacy reflecting Provincetown's enduring artistic heritage. The residence offers approximately 2,166 square feet with four bedrooms and two baths. Spanning the full width of the home, the living room is anchored by a striking five-sided bay window with a built-in window seat, creating a gracious space for gathering while framing the natural beauty beyond. An expansive covered porch embraces the ever-changing light and spectacular harbor views. A stairway leads you down to the street and just across from the public beach access at the Harbor Hotel. The rear of the property abuts protected conservation land extending to Route 6, ensuring an exceptional sense of privacy. One of the largest residential parcels in Provincetown, Grand View is a setting of rare beauty and enduring significance.