According to the brokerbabble for this 200 sq. ft. freestanding studio condo, the unit is "an affordable, comfortable alternative to motels or camping." Sure...anyway, it's yours for $88K.

Located in Nauset Village, this 208 sq. ft. freestanding cottage is on the market for $117,900. The condo has a "solid rental history" of $6K per season.

This 271 sq. ft. beachfront studio features a gas fireplace, Jacuzzi tub, and "terrific views." Asking $197,500, the unit rented for $25,176 in 2010.

Built in 1900, this 285 sq. ft. first floor studio condo is asking $180K. According to the brokerbabble, the pied a terre would be "Perfect summer or year around living!"

Weighing in at 324 sq. ft. is a freestanding seasonal cottage condo. Built in 1940, the one bedroom, one bath unit rents for $5K (for the season, we suppose) and is asking $129,000.

Located across from the Provincetown Theater, this 327 sq. ft. East End one bedroom is asking $229K.

Within walking distance to beaches, this 382 sq. ft. one bedroom, one bath condo features deck and access to an association pool. Asking $145K.

Here's a two bedroom, one bath seasonal cottage with a living room/kitchen combination, a screened front porch and "a partial loft" (whatever that is). Located a quarter mile from a private beach on Nantucket Sound, it's listed for $72,500.

We're not sure what's more surprising- a single family on Nantucket for $299K or that there are four bedrooms in a 396 sq. ft. space. Either way, this antique fixer upper features parking and is "minutes to Main Street."

This 480 sq. ft. two bedroom, one bath cottage was built in 1960 and is less than a mile to public beaches. According to the for-sale-by-owner listing, the 10K sq. ft. lot "allows for new owner to build out and/or up!"

Built in 1950, this 480 sq. ft. two bedroom, one bath features wood floors, a full basement, an outdoor shower, and a new deck. Asking $199K.

This original Maushop cottage was built in 1962. The 500 sq. ft. one bedroom, one bath is asking $269K.