Stay at a Centrally Located
& Walkable Ptown B&B

Historical records indicate that the property was owned by Mary A. Cabral beginning in 1929.

By the mid-1950s, Cabral was already operating the home, at least in part, as a guesthouse — an early example of the intimate lodging culture that would eventually become synonymous with Provincetown.

In 1976, the property was purchased by Jane Antolini, a well-known Provincetown figure who later served on the town’s Board of Selectmen during the 1990s. Under Antolini’s ownership, the inn became known as Lady Jane’s Inn, helping establish 7 Central as a welcoming and recognizable lodging destination during a period when Provincetown was rapidly growing into an internationally known arts and LGBTQ+ travel community.

Antolini further expanded the property in 1986 with the addition of a large guest wing containing ten private rooms with ensuite baths — a major modernization that transformed the property into a more contemporary inn while preserving its neighborhood character.

In 2000, the inn entered a new chapter when it reopened as The Carriage House, operating a 13-room boutique guesthouse that blended Provincetown charm with updated amenities and design sensibilities.