This opulent abode makes it easy to bring the outdoors in.
The 20-by-40-foot pool is surrounded by double-layer bluestone paving.
Located in Sag Harbor Village, this 6,600-square-foot abode brings together modern coastal elements, which are exuded through features such as 7-inch handset distressed oak flooring throughout. The newly constructed Federalstyle home is the pinnacle of opulence, boasting ornate pilasters at the entrance along with masterful landscaping including Japanese maples and 100-year-old oak trees.
The home’s two-car garage opens to the kitchen and mudroom
With seven bedrooms, nine full bathrooms and one half-bathroom, the dwelling provides the utmost in spacious, secluded living. A foyer with a grand staircase, powder room and landing guides you to the rest of the sweeping main level.
In the main living area, large sliding glass doors allow for seamless indoor-outdoor living.
The space features a den with a library and fireplace, a junior primary suite that opens to the pool area and a separate dining area just off the kitchen. At the upper level, inhabitants will enjoy four additional bedrooms including the relaxing primary suite with a fireplace, private deck and entrance and a large bathroom with a soaking tub and glass shower with raindrop shower heads.
The kitchen features top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances.
The lower level of the home houses amenities like a movie theater, entertainment room, wet bar and gym, along with two en suite bedrooms. With a sequestered backyard, beachgoers can refresh themselves in the enclosed outdoor shower, then enjoy the heated saltwater in-ground gunite pool. Features like an alfresco dining area and a bright, 700-square-foot pool house make the property, as listing agent Susan Lahrman of Saunders & Associates describes, “indoor-outdoor living at its finest.” We couldn’t agree more. 361 Madison St., Sag Harbor Village, $6.45 million, Susan M. Lahrman, 631.506.1353, [email protected], hamptonsrealestate.com
All bedrooms in the home are en suite.
Photography by: PHOTOS COURTESY OF SAUNDERS & ASSOCIATES
