Custom Eastport Waterfront Traditional on Little Seatuck Creek
Just 75 minutes from Manhattan, behind electronic gates and down a private drive, awaits an extraordinary Eastport estate-where timeless Hamptons tradition meets modern craftsmanship. Designed and built by its owner, this 6,000± square-foot waterfront residence rests on 2.6 acres of lush, landscaped grounds offering complete seclusion and deepwater access to the Atlantic. Bathed in southwestern light, the property celebrates year-round sunsets with a 17-by-40-foot heated gunite pool, bluestone entertaining terraces, and a pool house with beverage center. A private deepwater dock accommodates vessels up to 50 feet, complete with lighting and running water, providing effortless access through Little Seatuck Creek and Moriches Bay to the ocean-an ideal haven for the avid boater or fisherman. Inside, sunlit interiors pair coastal warmth with refined design. The great room, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, flows seamlessly to living and dining spaces and a gourmet kitchen with Viking, Sub-Zero, and Bosch appliances. At its heart, a custom ten-foot walnut island invites gathering and entertaining with timeless style and craftsmanship. The second-floor primary suite features a custom dressing room, marble bath, and sweeping water views, joined by three additional bedrooms and four full baths. A finished lower level offers recreation and storage, while a spacious motor court connects a two-car garage and a detached garage designed for the true car connoisseur, with lift capability and showcase potential. Easy, immediate proximity to a deepwater boat ramp, Eastport shopping and dining. Centrally located with quick access to Westhampton and Westhampton Beach shopping, dining, and sugar-sand beaches, as well as Riverhead and the North Fork's renowned farmstands and wineries. This custom Eastport compound offers the very best of both forks of the East End of Long Island.
4
Beds
4
Baths
4511
SF
Built In
1999
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