Summer is almost here, which means the Hamptons is heating up with visitors and residents ready to enjoy the season. Some people may still be hunting for the perfect rental, but it’s not too late for buyers to nab a home and spend most of the summer there. A new listing in Sag Harbor could be perfect. Originally designed by Joe D’Urso and reimagined and expanded recently by designer Neal Beckstedt, the modern craftsman is asking $4,750,000.
D’Urso, who designed spaces for discerning clients like Calvin Klein in the ’70s and ’80s, has been on quite a few projects in the area. Built in 1994, this 4,000-square-foot home is unique for that Hamptons as it’s exterior exudes Spanish flair more usually seen in California. Sat in North Haven down a long driveway, the first detail of the abode that sticks out is the beautiful ivy that climbs up the walls. Stepping inside, the interiors feel organic yet moody with natural elements and dark accents juxtaposing each other throughout.
Wood and brick elements can be found along the walls and floors, but it’s the little details that really make a big difference. The dreamy chef’s kitchen takes inspiration from L.A.’s Schindler House, while incorporating salvaged pieces from the Plaza Hotel in New York. Other features on the first floor include a tasting room and wine cellar, while green views are also part of the home’s easy-going vibe.
The upper level of the home includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms, all of which are soaked in light. The massive primary suite holds a wood-burning fireplace and a full sitting room and a terrace, while the ensuite features a copper-soaking tub. Outside, a gorgeous pool sits adjacent to outdoor dining and living areas, tying everything together for summer.
The CeeJack Team at Compass holds the listing.
