4 Bradford St

Historic District Survey information for 4 Bradford St

Architectural Description: 2-story, 4-bay; 3/4 cottage with side ell; The main portion of the building has a front-gable roof with a simple cornice and partial returns; Windows are 2/2 and 6/6 replacement DHS; a bow window is located directly adjacent to the door extending into the side ell; entrance consists of a pane and panel door with storm and a flat hood supported by scrolled pendanted brackets; A 1-story ell was added to the side, flush with the primary facade; mansard cornice has small brackets, and shallow hipped-roofed dormers with decorative barge board trim; replacement paired 1-lignt casements windows in the 1st story of the ell; flat hood with brackets over the door in ell; The left side facade contains 2/2 DHS; the right side facade contains a secondary entry with a modern poured concrete stoop, replacement 2/2 DHS and triple single-light casements, a bay window with casements and a brick chimney; rear facade contains a brick foundation, 2/2 DHS, entry at raised basement level, 1/1 DHS, 6/6 replacement windows in basement

Historical Narrative: As per John D. Bell (1977): Second Empire half of house rebuilt after fire (1920). Wrought iron gates ad lamppost created by C. Kacergis

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Bradford Street (Provincetown, Mass.), Dwellings, and Historic Districts--Massachusetts--Provincetown

 (Mass. Historical Commission Form B)