“Standing tall behind a gated entrance and manicured gardens, this five-bedroom, six-full bath residence offers the rare privacy of a grand single-family home located just 2,100 feet from all the wonderful delights of Main Street,” the listing reads.
The home at 115 Mulford Lane in Amagansett’s Lazy Point was nearly sold recently, but a deal fell through and now it’s available for someone else to scoop up this special spot just steps from the bay.
A charming home in the Sag Harbor Village Historic District is one of two homes in the area that are under $1 million. The home at 47 Grand Street is listed at $985,000 with Leslie Reingold of Sotheby’s International Realty.
“In my opinion, this modernist work of art is Norman Jaffe’s most crowning achievement on the East End, and it’s without a doubt one of the most major houses west of the canal,” says Douglas Elliman Real Estate’s Enzo Morabito, who holds the listing for 2 and 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue.
The Landfall home exudes country charm from the entrance through a skylit steel silo to the massive hand-hewn barn beams.
A luxurious home is currently under construction at 782 Reeves Avenue in Riverhead and all of the custom details could be yours to choose.
“Spaces like this park-like, and private reserve just don’t exist anymore,” says Enzo Morabito of Douglas Elliman.
The award-winning architect, Michael Haverland, has said, “One of the most important aspects of true Modernism is simplicity and economy of construction.” Haverland and co-owner, Philip Galanes, proved this to be true with their creation at 73 Cove Hollow Road in East Hampton.
For those in search of a stylish home with traditional features and up-to-date appliances, a recently-listed property in Sag Harbor is a must-see.
Not many homes in East Hampton offer the same proximity to the village and quaint interiors as 84 Gould Street.
