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7-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Southampton, New York, United States
Southampton, Hamptons, New York
USD 38,000,000
Property Type:
Villa
Bedrooms:
7
Bathrooms:
7
Built-Up Area:
7,250 sqft
Plot Size:
11,500 sqft
Refno:
LP01774
Southampton, Hamptons, New York
Some homes just make you want to hang your coat up and take a deep breath before you do anything else. This place at 2020 Meadow Lane in Southampton is exactly like that. You step out of the car and there is that smell of salt in the air. The ocean is right out front. The sun comes up over the bay for that slow morning glow and honestly you might start opening the windows just to hear the waves before you even put the kettle on.
This house has a real presence. It looks almost like something from an old storybook. Columns by the front door. Deep red roof tiles that catch the afternoon light. It feels stately but not overly showy and when you walk up the wide brick steps and open those big double doors with glass panels all the way up you get this soft hush inside. The floors are wide and mostly dark hardwood, but it never feels stuffy. There's warmth everywhere, mostly from the light that pours in from those huge windows but also just the way it is put together. The main living space is probably where you find yourself grabbing a book or sitting just to watch a bird roll through the garden outside. There is a fireplace too, by the way, one that makes you want to linger on cool evenings rather than rush out to dinner.
You'll notice how the living area stretches out towards the patio deck. The windows go all the way up, and sometimes it almost feels like the lines between inside and out just disappear. You get countryside and sea both, which is special because you do not always get both together, even in the Hamptons. The deck has that view you hardly have to describe. Just blue and green and the occasional sailboat off in the distance. I actually stood there a while because it was one of those places where you could just let time pass and not feel like you needed your phone.
If you like real dinners and maybe even a little rainy day baking the kitchen here is a proper one. Not just for looks. There's a big marble island that actually feels like a place you could knead dough and not just serve hors d'oeuvres. White cabinets keep it crisp and of course there are those stainless appliances you expect but it all feels pretty welcoming and not at all intimidating. Right off the kitchen is a dining room and it is the kind of space where conversation just moves a little slower and laughter feels easy. Even the library off to the side has its own fireplace with this careful carving you could just run your fingers over.
Upstairs is where things get downright peaceful. The main suite opens up so you wake up to a sunrise over the water most days, and there is this window seat where honestly you could just sit and forget the world for a while. Sometimes homes like these have oversized bedrooms that don't feel like anything, but here there is this comfortable nook feeling to each suite. Some you could see kids growing up in. Others just right for visiting friends. The master opens onto a wide terrace with real wood timbers underfoot and a private pool that's hidden away but still just close enough to the view. There are shaded spots to read or have a cold drink and if you want to wander down to the sand, you just follow the little path right through the manicured garden.
The grounds here matter. Every bit of it has that New York old summer feel. Mature trees everywhere. Lawns for lazy games of catch or a picnic in the sun. You might hear a tennis ball in the summer afternoons because there is a full court tucked away behind the hedges. The driveway is long enough you barely see the road, just peeks of green and the bright blue sky.
Sometimes kids bike down the lane, sometimes there's a neighbour walking their dog. The closest coffee shop is an easy drive, but most days you'll want to have your morning brew in the garden or with your feet in the sand. The Hamptons just have this unhurried way about them and this house fits right in.
Photos only do so much. If any of this feels close to your next chapter, maybe just come see it for yourself. Ask anything at all if you are curious or want to pause and sit on the terrace a while. That's how we like to help at LuxuryProperty.com. It's about making your next move feel real and comfortable, whether it happens or not.
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Location & Accessibility
How close is the nearest airport?
Long Island MacArthur is about 45 to 75 minutes. JFK is about 90 to 150 minutes.
How long does it take to reach the city center or main business district?
Southampton Village is about 5 to 10 minutes. Manhattan is about 120 to 150 minutes.
Where is the closest veterinary clinic or pet care center?
Southampton Animal Hospital is about 5 to 15 minutes.
What are the nearest schools and how far are they?
Southampton High School is about 5 to 15 minutes. Ross School is about 20 to 35 minutes.
How far is the nearest hospital or medical facility?
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital is about 5 to 15 minutes.
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Kindly mention reference number LP01774 when reaching out to us.