A perfect Provincetown pairing in the idyllic west end. A rare find–a true waterfront compound–with a beautifully restored classic cape main house and a charming waterfront cottage. The main house, sited on Commercial Street, is a Long Point Floater, built in approximately 1850 as the home of lobster fisherman Edward Starr, and the entire compound once served as the Center for Coastal Studies. Beautifully restored to a lovely residence with two bedrooms and 2.5 baths, this is one of those special West End properties admired by all passers-by. Inside the main house you’ll find a home finished in fine details from deep stained wood floors to the custom wainscoting throughout the main floor. With a fireplace as its focal point, the living space is surrounded by windows for great natural lighting. The gourmet kitchen is open and bright with white custom cabinetry, contrasting center island in blue and built-in hood over a 6-burner gas cooktop, all topped off with great unobstructed views out to the bay! The main home’s two bedrooms are on the 2nd floor, each has an en-suite bath. One bedroom has multi-window views to the harbor and the other bedroom has a gas fireplace…