Built c. 1870, this extraordinary Provincetown residence is one of the town’s most iconic and photographed homes. Known locally as “The Hazel House,” it was reimagined in the 1990s by artist and Shop Therapy founder Ron Hazel, transforming it into a one-of-a-kind sculpture and crystal garden featured in Provincetown Magazine, Boston Spirit, and The Boston Globe. Behind handcrafted iron gates lie stone arches, crystal-inlaid walls, volcanic Buddhas, brass amphoras, and sculptures by Pierre Riche, Michael Kacergis, and Richard Pepitone. Crystals from Brazil, India, and Arkansas shimmer by day and glow by night. Inside, the home’s charm endures with opportunities for preservation or creative reimagination. All bedrooms enjoy ocean views, while the third-floor suite offers a kitchenette, steam shower, and a private deck with sweeping views of the Atlantic and Commercial Street.