The Hannibal French House

Presiding over Sag Harbor's storied Captains Row, the Hannibal French House is a 6,500 SF+/- historic masterpiece built in the late 18th century and gracefully expanded in 1860 by noted architect Menard Lafever. Reimagined by acclaimed British designer Veere Grenney, the residence reflects a seamless blend of Federal-era craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication, embodying the understated elegance that defines Sag Harbor Village. Inside, 7 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half bathrooms, and 10 fireplaces anchor interiors that include Sag Harbor's only formal ballroom, a grand dining room, and a gourmet kitchen with a marble island and top-tier appliances. Set on 0.59 acres+/- of manicured grounds, the property features mature trees, sculpted gardens, a covered porch, and a heated gunite pool, offering a tranquil setting moments from the village's marinas, boutiques, and fine dining. This landmark residence stands as a rare expression of historic grandeur and modern refinement in the heart of Sag Harbor.