Cape Cod Antique Homes
With history dating back to 1620 when the Pilgrims first landed in Provincetown Harbor and visited Corn Hill, the Cape has had a colorful historic past. Fishing and the seas sustained the Cape for its first 300 years until tourism exploded in the 20th century. As the Cape has experienced extensive development in the last 50 years, we are truly fortunate that many of our historic districts and antique homes have remained intact and are now located in designated and protected districts.
One of the great exports from Cape Cod is the “Cape” architectural style that is now found throughout much of our country. Many of the antique homes on Cape Cod feature true Cape styling that has now become so popular.
Cape Cod Antique Homes For Sale
Compass Massachusetts, Llc
Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Robert Paul Properties
Coldwell Banker Pat Shultz R E
Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Robert Paul Properties
Seascape Realty, Inc.
Gibson Sotheby's International Realty
Kinlin Grover Compass
Silverstone Capeside Realty Group
Sotheby's International Realty
Kinlin Grover Compass
Seascape Realty, Inc.
Cape Cod Historic Home Contractors
While many of our historic homes have been restored and returned to their original grandeur, there are many throughout the Cape that need some loving touches. When undertaking a historic renovation, it is important to work with a contractor that has experience with antique renovations. Here are local contractors that specialize in renovating historic homes:
E.J. Jaxtimer
508-778-4911
Tom Turcketta
508-385-3672
Deborah Paine
508-349-9100
Art Dolgoff
508-362-1172
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