Standing out from its Hamptons neighbors, Montauk has long had a singular identity on the East End and has especially attracted creatives and artists. Indeed, artists like Andy Warhol (whose home was called Eothen) and designers, photographers, and art collectors have again and again found peace at Montauk properties.
Right now, rising accessories designer Esha Soni, known for her eponymous bag and jewelry collection, is selling her Montauk personal retreat/design lab for $4.35 million. The shingle-style abode at 6 Beech Hollow Court is airy, minimalistic, and stylish after being curated by its thoughtful seller. But, no matter how an owner decorates it, you can’t easily alter its sublime site and postcard views, which are a major part of it’s enduring allure.
The 3,400-square-foot home with four bedrooms has a crisp, white interior palette, allowing for a tranquil and refreshing feel throughout. It’s gracious, open living room leading to a expansive terrace, spanning the entire length of the back of the house, is the place to be for breezy, indoor-outdoor living. The primary suite also has access to this scenic outdoor perch, which overlooks the tree-filled surroundings and ocean nearby.
Soni, who was born in Mumbai and is now based in New York, gives a portion of each handbag sale to education initiatives for young girls in India and Nepal. You can purchase her sculptural bags at Bergdorf and Goop! or, if you buy her 1999-built Montauk abode, perhaps ask if she’ll throw in one of her unique pieces.
To make this your East End getaway, Nicole Tunick and Zachary Tunick of Douglas Elliman hold the listing.
