Historic Summer Society Home in the Hamptons
This 1860s Federal-style mansion in Southampton, New York offers a glimpse into the enchanting past of the Hamptons.
Upon entering, one is transported to an era of opulence, where original refurbished details abound, showcasing the masterful craftsmanship that has stood the test of time.
Original period details, like the lead glass windows, the stained hardwood floors, and the beautiful plastered walls have been perfectly preserved in the meticulous top-to-bottom renovation that has updated the timeless residence for 21st century living.
The 12 bedroom, 10-bath home is spread across 3 floors with spectacular period detailing seen in the refurbished wainscoting, paneling, moldings, millwork, staircase banisters, coffered ceilings, cabinetry, mantle pieces, and more.
The porte cochere, covered porches, and verandas beckon one to savor gentle sea breezes and revel in the harmony between indoor and outdoor living, with 1.5 acres of landscaped grounds.
A groomed allee leads to secluded seating areas surrounding the shimmering pool, where moments of respite and contemplation await.
An outdoor fireplace and built-in barbeque stand as testaments to the art of gracious entertainment, while an exquisite sculpted garden stirs the soul with its beauty and charm.
The gated and hedged property is an icon of South Main Street, built during the summer colony period, a time when Southampton flourished as a sought-after summer society.
Once a rustic village, Southampton has evolved into an iconic luxury market, captivating the discerning few who seek a refined lifestyle.
This distinguished town has long been favored by luminaries and tastemakers, drawn to its pristine beaches, exquisite dining, and vibrant social scene.
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