According to a listing by Hedgerow Exclusive Properties, the residence in question – located along a private peninsula on Mecox Bay – is a mammoth affair, coming in at whopping 17,173 square feet in size and boasting an astonishing 13 bedrooms, 13 full bathrooms and and 6 half-bathrooms, with additional lodging for the many staff members you’ll need in order to keep such a large property in tip-top shape year-round.
Designed by renowned architect Barnes Coy Architects, the “generational estate” that “offers an opportunity like no other in the Hamptons” and “presents the ultimate in setting and exclusivity” is situated upon 9 acres and includes 3,173 square-feet of private shoreline on Burnett Creek.
“The residence has been meticulously maintained and continuously updated over the past two decades,” the listing says. “Spanning across two levels, the main house presents open spaces and intelligent architectural aspects throughout. With design elements that harness natural light across each area of the home, this ample residence is bright and enjoyable all year round.”
“The home affords multiple living areas, each of which showcase tranquil bay vistas through large windows adorned with brilliant trim detailing,” it continues. “A fully equipped eat-in kitchen offers outstanding water views with a breakfast area capable of seating 10. The separate formal dining room offers additional seating for all types of hosting and entertaining.”
The estate also incudes many luxurious and high-end extras, making it an idea location for entertaining guests or just getting away from it all for the ultimate “staycation.”
“With expansive grounds, the backyard presents luxurious amenities such as a tennis court accompanied by a tennis house, basketball court, saltwater gunite pool and spa, along with a two-level pool house inclusive of a commercial kitchen, gym, sauna, arcade, and pool side deck with all-weather dining area,” the listing concludes. “A perfectly manicured walkway to the water’s edge leads to the private dock which offers access to Mecox Bay. All of which create one of the most rare and unique offerings ever to come to market in the Hamptons.”
