The Eva Scott Group · Sold case study
Wellfleet · Cape Cod, Massachusetts
101 Commercial Street
A Wellfleet property that connects Duck Creek, a modern home and room for guests.
The property’s story
Waterfront space within the village.
At 101 Commercial Street, the property’s 5.5-acre waterfront setting looks across Duck Creek, Wellfleet Harbor and the old railroad route. The original listing describes a home built in 2007, set back within that landscape while remaining close to village restaurants, shopping and the beach.
The house brings several distinct spaces to that setting. A first-floor primary suite opens toward a large deck, while a loft with cathedral ceiling, beams and a balcony adds a different kind of room above. Over the three-car garage, a one-bedroom apartment provides separate accommodation. Presenting the property meant explaining this variety without losing the sense of one coherent place. The waterfront and village position establish the broad context; the suite, loft and apartment give buyers specific spaces to understand within it, supported by the home’s kitchen and flow between its living areas.
Property film · Nauset Media
A closer look,
in motion.
Explore the setting and spaces through Nauset Media’s property film, then return to the photographs for the details.
Duck Creek and the village.
Views of Duck Creek, the harbor and the former railroad route give the property its particular Wellfleet context. The acreage introduces an expansive setting, while the position near the village adds a different kind of connection. Together they place the house between the quieter scale of the waterfront and the life of the town.
The loft’s own character.
A cathedral ceiling, beams and a balcony distinguish the loft within the home. Its volume and architectural details give it a character of its own, extending the story beyond the principal rooms. The space invites attention for what it is, with its particular proportions and outlook contributing to the larger arrangement of the residence.
A separate place above the garage.
The apartment above the three-car garage forms another part of the accommodation, distinct from the main residence’s first-floor suite and gathering spaces. That arrangement gives the property several kinds of living space within its waterfront setting. The individual parts make the offering more useful to understand than an undifferentiated room count alone.
The presentation
Make the property’s
character visible.
The original narrative moves from the waterfront acreage to the individual spaces within the property. The main home, loft and garage apartment each have a distinct role, and explaining those roles adds substance to the Duck Creek setting. The village connection completes the positioning: a property with a sense of retreat that remains closely related to Wellfleet’s center. Together, these details give the offering a clear identity across landscape, accommodation and location.
Photography & film
See the spaces in motion.
The property film brings the setting and rooms together, adding movement and another way to explore the home.
Floor plans
Make the layout tangible.
Choose a floor or building, then enlarge the plan to look more closely at the layout.
Floor plans and measurements are approximate and for illustrative purposes only.
The recorded result
Closed February 24, 2023
101 Commercial Street · Wellfleet
A completed sale.
The property’s recorded sale price was $2,150,000. Its case study brings together waterfront acreage, proximity to the village and clearly differentiated living spaces, documenting a completed sale while giving the home’s particular arrangement room to be understood.
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