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Some homes just stop you for a second when you walk in. I remember opening the doors at 317 Murray Place and everything slowed down just a bit. There was this hush, with light spilling through those big windows and right away you feel like you&#039;re somewhere steady and private. That&#039;s not so easy to find, even in the Hamptons. If you know Southampton, you probably know the Murray Compound—it&#039;s one of those addresses people mention kind of quietly, where there&#039;s history and plenty of space and it always feels like you&#039;re away from everything even though, honestly, you&#039;re close to all the things that matter. This villa is a little bit like a French chateau that took a vacation by the sea and never left. You notice it as soon as you pull up, with the stone chimneys and those classic archways. It sits on a piece of land that just seems to spread out forever. There are six acres of lawns and gardens where you sometimes catch glimpses of butterflies or a burst of color from the roses. Right at the edge you get two hundred feet of pure beachfront. I tried to count how many steps from the living room out to the sand but then I forgot and just watched the waves for a bit. That ocean view just pulls you outside. Inside the house there&#039;s about ninety two hundred square feet of space, but honestly it feels even bigger since the rooms kind of flow into each other. The main living spaces are designed for real life, not just show. The kitchen especially—it feels like you&#039;d want to actually cook here, maybe with music playing and people wandering in and out. There are four full bedroom suites, each one private and quiet, plus staff quarters tucked away where you hardly notice them. If you like wine, the cellar here is grand, with old timbers and slots for every vintage you&#039;ve been saving. I thought it would be fun to host a few friends down there or maybe just sneak a bottle out for yourself on a quiet night. When I walked around outside, I noticed a lot of space made for just being together. You have decks and patios that are just begging for long lunches or maybe evenings watching the sky turn pink. And the pool, right on the ocean, makes it all feel a little less ordinary. Honestly, if you had a big family, or just like having guests drop by, this place never feels crowded. A few fireplaces are dotted around, made with stone from France, and those antique hardwood floors kind of creak in a good way. There&#039;s an elevator since the spaces spread out over more than one level, and for the practical things, you have a garage that fits two cars easily. The thing that surprised me was the flexibility you get here. See, this is the only oceanfront villa in Southampton you&#039;ll find right now set in an X Zone. I hadn&#039;t heard about that before either. Basically, you can build onto the house if you want. If you ever sat in your garden and dreamed of the perfect art studio or just wanted an even bigger home, you could go up to eighteen thousand square feet. That is pretty rare. And if golf is your thing, you can be at Shinnecock Golf Club in just a few minutes, and honestly, some evenings you spot folks rolling along with their clubs. Southampton Bathing Corp is also nearby. It&#039;s about as classic and private as a members club can get in the Hamptons. What&#039;s nice is that everything feels cared for and solid, not fancy for the sake of it. Kids ride their bikes in the evenings down Murray Place. Some mornings all you can hear are the birds in those old trees. Even the neighbors wave if you catch their eye. It just feels, I don&#039;t know, honest and lived in. Really, places like this don&#039;t come up often, and it&#039;s not just because of the address or the ocean, but the way it all fits together and feels right for a family that wants space and quiet, but not too much distance from the good things. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions, or just want to walk through, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

Charming Family Residential Compound In 317 Murray Place, New York

Some homes just have the kind of presence where you walk up the driveway and something settles in your chest. This oceanfront five bedroom villa on Meadow Lane in Southampton does that to you. Honestly, the air just smells cleaner out here close to Shinnecock Bay with the ocean never out of sight or earshot. Maybe it is the way the gravel crunches a little underfoot as you cross the five acre plot with tall hedges all around. I remember pausing on the front walk and just taking a slow breath. There is space here you feel it right away even before you get to the front door. The first thing you notice is the play between sharp architecture and the natural beauty around it. There are blue tinted glass walls that catch different colors every hour and these modern shapes that blend into the soft shapes of the dunes and sky. Sometimes you walk up in the early afternoon and the house almost glows. As you come in there is a tennis court set out front which always makes me think of summer friends laughing and the little thrill of a good shot. You can imagine kids biking around or gathering for a quick game before heading down to the water. Inside feels both grand and warm at the same time. The interior has this clean white canvas but always with just enough wood or stone under your feet so you never feel cold. There are huge sliding doors around the living area. I tried leaning against the glass and you can watch the waves roll in or just the birds chasing each other across the bay. It gets bright in here in the best way and when you open everything up you get that sea breeze that makes you almost forget your phone. There is an easy kind of flow from living spaces out onto a wide terrace that wraps around. You start to picture lazy breakfasts or late afternoon lemonade out here. And speaking of breakfast, the kitchen is just a nice place to be. Sometimes luxury kitchens look great but do not really welcome actual cooking but this one is practical with lots of wooden cabinets you actually want to touch. There are proper appliances for real meals and you get a breakfast nook that actually feels like a spot where mornings would begin rather than just another piece of staging. There is a convenient passage out to another terrace which gets the sun just right for morning coffee. I also noticed how the layout does not rush you at all no running back and forth just natural spaces to wander or gather. Upstairs and down you find big bedrooms that still feel inviting rather than overwhelming. The en suite bathrooms fall in that sweet spot between fancy and easygoing and everywhere you find these little touches in the colors or textures that make a space work. What really stands out is how you can wake up in the morning and step right onto a sunlit terrace. There is a perfect spot for a few lounge chairs and if you like sunsets well have a seat and wait. Honestly every room feels like somewhere you could actually live not just pose for pictures and the ocean is always just there when you glance out. The pool is a whole story by itself tucked beneath a skylight so you can float or swim any time of day rain or shine. It keeps a nice temperature so it feels comfortable even when the weather outside is playing tricks. There is a spiral staircase that takes you down to a patio next to the pool. I could see friends gathered there for a barbecue or just watching the world slow down. From that patio is a wooden path that cuts straight through the dunes to your own stretch of beach. At sunset the sand seems to hold onto the warmth and you realize how private this slice of the Hamptons really is. This is the sort of villa you can imagine as both a primary home or the summer base you end up loving more than you thought possible. Meadow Lane really is as exclusive as you have heard but it never feels forced here. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you are curious or want to walk around and just take it all in reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com we want your next place to feel like a home from the very first hello.

Oceanfront Contemporary 5 Bedroom Home on Meadow Lane, Southampton

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you arrive at the front gate and this seven bedroom villa in North Haven at Sag Harbour really is one of those places. The first time I walked up the drive, the light looked a bit different through the trees. Everything feels both private and open at the same time, which is kind of rare. You notice right away the space is generous, because the owners and the architect, Ron Villano, actually took their time to make it feel that way. Sometimes in big homes you get all these cold, empty corners, but here it all fits together. Smooth lines and that special post modern architecture runs through every room. Honestly, when I walked through the big double height foyer, it just felt welcoming, not overly grand or showy. Sunlight pours in from so many angles that you almost feel outside even when you are not. The design plays with that idea a lot. You find these wide open spaces but then, around the corner, a little tucked away spot where you can read or just look out at the trees. A lot of villas talk about privacy, but here you hardly see or hear a neighbour. From nearly every window, the view just stretches out— sometimes you catch sight of the water in the distance and you remember the bay beach is really just a walk away. The master bedroom upstairs is kind of its own retreat. There is a dressing space that actually feels useful, not just for show. The en-suite bathroom is generous, too, so mornings feel less rushed. The upstairs winter lounge caught me by surprise. It invites you to slow down and enjoy a long afternoon, especially when the cold sets in outside. Even the other bedrooms have their own bathrooms, which, if you have guests or a bigger family, just makes things easy. Downstairs, the living area feels like its own flow. You have this kitchen that does not hide from view but becomes the center of things. It is the sort of kitchen where you might actually want to cook real food, not just warm up takeout. The living area spills out to the garden, and you can see the swimming pool glinting just beyond the glass. It is easy to imagine a weekend when friends are over, and some people are inside chatting while others sit out by the pool. The garden feels private in a peaceful way, with a sweep of green and just a hint of a breeze on most days. And honestly, the panoramic views make it feel even bigger than the numbers say. Set on just over three acres, you do not get that cramped Hamptons feeling. There is plenty of room inside, around eleven thousand square feet, so you never really step on anyone&#039;s toes. The lower level is 3,000 square feet on its own, which means there is space for almost anything you can think of. People have asked if there is room for a gym or wine cellar or art studio. Actually, you could make it all happen here. Plus, there is a fifty by twenty pool, so when summer kicks in, you know where you will be. The location itself is a huge draw too, because the villa is just moments from Sag Harbour Village. Getting a coffee or something fresh from the local bakery is basically part of your morning routine here. Evenings sometimes mean seeing neighbours walking their dogs, or kids biking down the lane, but never feeling crowded. You are near tennis courts and the private bay beach is just nearby but with all the room on this plot, there is no rush to go anywhere. Sometimes, people spend a day at home and do not even see the need to leave. It all comes down to how the house feels when you are in it. If you want to see if this North Haven villa really fits, just let me know and we can walk through it together. LuxuryProperty.com is here to make sure you get to explore at your own pace, no pressure at all. Reach out any time, we are always happy to talk homes.

7 Bedroom Post Modern Architectural Home in North Haven At Sag Harbour

There are some homes that just sort of slow you down right as you walk in. This one at 43 Suffolk Street in Sag Harbor really hit me that way the first time I came by. Maybe it&#039;s the classic front, the big trees out front or that grand feeling as soon as you open the door and see all that sunlight just pouring in. You can hardly guess from the outside, but you&#039;ve got more than 7000 square feet to spread out here. That&#039;s five real bedrooms where you can all have your own space, every single one with these French windows that just drink up the morning light. Sag Harbor is one of those New York spots everybody has heard about but you really have to be here to get it. Streets are quiet, you see neighbors walking their dogs, sometimes there are kids riding bikes early in the evening. The port is close enough that you almost smell the water if the breeze is right. This villa is really a perfect mix between classic Hamptons style and smart new touches. The outside is all clapboard walls and dark tiled roof like something out of a film. The front yard is so well kept you almost expect to see a magazine photographer snap a shot. There&#039;s a gravel drive that loops you up, keeps things private without being too tucked away. Step inside and the first thing you&#039;ll probably do is look up. That ground floor ceiling just kind of keeps going up, so you get this huge feeling of space. To me, that river stone fireplace is one of the best features here. It&#039;s right at the heart of the house and you get to enjoy it from both the living area and the dining space. There&#039;s something about a real fire that just makes things slow down, you know. The kitchen is actually set up for someone who likes to cook for real not just heat up leftovers. There&#039;s a breakfast bar where you can imagine pancakes and coffee in the morning and then through those double French doors suddenly you&#039;re outside. Grab a chair on the patio and just sit with the view. You basically see the whole neighborhood from here but it&#039;s peaceful never busy. Downstairs still on the ground is a junior master suite and one of the nicest media rooms I&#039;ve seen, all in warm oak panels. I sat in there for a while and honestly almost forgot to check out the rest of the place. This level flows out to the backyard where you can just see a barbecue happening with friends and music going. The stone patio is heated underfoot which is surprisingly cozy even when the weather dips. There&#039;s a proper grilling station with sleek stone tops so nothing feels cramped. Step just a bit further and there&#039;s the heated pool, tucked behind neat hedges and classic brick surrounding it. You can picture summer afternoons with kids splashing around or those quieter moments with a book by the water. The wooden staircase leading upstairs feels sturdy under your feet with these handsomely finished rails. Up here is the real family zone with a fire still going if you want it. The master bedroom is huge but what really stands out is the changing light through those windows in the morning. Every bedroom upstairs is en suite so nobody&#039;s fighting for the shower. The main bathroom has this beautiful marble top and an actual soaking tub, plus a walk in shower. There&#039;s also a dressing room that honestly is so big you could get lost for a bit organizing things. Now if you like to entertain or just want somewhere special for your collections head down to the basement. That whole floor is done up with a more modern style but keeps things comfortable. There&#039;s a double living space and a glass front wine cellar where you can show off any good bottles you&#039;ve collected. Even a see through car lift for someone into classic cars or supercars. Sometimes you think you&#039;d just invite people over to see that part alone. This is a place that works for every season. Cold winters with the fire going just as easy as summers by the pool. If you ask me it&#039;s a perfect blend of tradition and modern comfort right near the heart of the Hamptons. There&#039;s no way to know for sure if it&#039;s right for you unless you come see it. If you want to walk through or have questions just ask me any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want your next move to feel as easy as it can.

Modern Classic-Style Home in Sag Harbor, 43 Suffolk Street

Some homes really do have that instant feeling where you stop just inside the door and kind of take a breath. That is exactly what happened to me the first time I walked into this ten bedroom estate at 9 Olde Towne Lane right in the heart of Olde Town in the Hamptons. It is classic Southampton but with that little bit extra you honestly do not find every day. You will probably notice the sense of space before anything else. There is something about the way the brick and Italian fieldstone mixes with all the manicured greenery that just feels steady and calm. When you step up to the main entrance you get real curb appeal. Doric columns watch over you while the curved rooflines and dormer windows show off the home&#039;s old school character. The mahogany front door is heavy in a good way and it opens into a foyer that feels like a genuine welcome. All that white wall paneling against high crowns and the light bouncing around makes it feel even larger than it already is. No sharp glitz here. Just elegant, thoughtful design. If you go left, you hit the formal dining room. Lots of gatherings happen here if I had to guess. The glass table, modern chairs and these beautiful chandeliers catch the soft afternoon light. There is a nice mix of sandy browns and creamy beige. The colors just make you want to sit down and talk a while. Connected right through to the living room, you get more of the same easygoing feeling. Maybe it is the soft neutral palette and the choices in art. Or just the way the daylight spills in through the big sliders that open onto the terrace. I found myself standing there for longer than expected just watching the gardens and the pool stretching out. The pool itself is something guests always mention. It runs sixty feet and just sort of melts into the green. Even if you do not swim every day, you end up out there pretty often. There is a proper media room tucked in on this floor. Perfect for movie nights when the weather is not so good. If you still read physical books like I do, the library will absolutely grab your attention. Sometimes all you want is to sit and disappear into some pages while nobody bothers you. The great room on this level is a fantastic gathering spot too. The kitchen is more than just for show. You can see yourself cooking here for real, especially with two kitchens back to back, so even with company it never feels cramped. Open plan living and dining mean nobody is ever far from the conversation. Upstairs is easy to reach, whether you take the stairs or the elevator. You will find three more bedrooms that all feel private and a master suite that pretty much takes center stage. Cathedral ceilings make it feel almost like a hideaway hotel. Open the doors in the morning and you are on your own terrace with leafy views that stretch on and on. Each bedroom feels finished and well cared for too. Even the smallest ones. Bathrooms have that clean, classic touch. Warm tones all the way through. There is a junior master with its own en suite if you have guests who love a bit of space. The basement actually caught me by surprise. Sometimes you expect a gym or maybe a games room but here there is bowling with two full lanes. There is a proper home cinema for actual movie nights and a billiards room that looks like it belongs in a nice private club. There is also a gym if morning workouts are your thing. Oh, and if you like wine the cellar is chilled and just waiting to be stocked. Down here are two staff suites as well so the team can have their own privacy. Do not miss the rooftop. There is a putting green and the kind of views you only get from living close to the ocean. I caught a couple of my own best golf shots while standing up there. Back outside, you really want to linger. The oversized spa is close to the pool and the fire pit is perfect once the evenings cool off. The garden stretches wide so there is room for everyone. Some days you might even catch a local tennis match on your private court or watch the kids playing on the grass. Everything about this spot feels like weekends will just unwind and belong to you. Living in the Hamptons has a rhythm all its own. Coffee shops are close by for slow Sunday mornings and Southampton village is always lively when you want some energy. This estate has all the luxury touches but honestly it just feels easygoing. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it for yourself. If you have questions or just want to walk through, reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want to help you feel comfortable about your next step.

Southampton's Ten-Bedroom Estate - An Upscale Living Experience At 9 Olde Towne Lane

Sometimes a house feels like it&#039;s always been waiting for you. This seven bedroom villa at 41 Herrick Road in the Hamptons has that kind of presence. As soon as I opened the door, there was that soft hush you get in older places where someone has really taken care of things. No rush. Just the easy sound of footsteps on oak as the sunlight moves over the foyer. You&#039;re a little tucked away just off South Main which means you get the quiet of a cul de sac. Out here you probably notice more birds than traffic. The plot itself is pretty generous. An entire acre just right for those afternoons outside, maybe with friends spread out on the grass or kids chasing around near the pool. There&#039;s a lot of sky at this address. The first thing my eyes went to was the way the house&#039;s shingle style sits with all the mature landscaping. It feels balanced. Not too fussy but definitely classic Hamptons. Inside is where the little touches start showing up. The herringbone oak flooring has that worn smooth feel under your shoes that only comes from time. Walking into the living room, you notice it feels like a place people actually hang out. The crown moulding, the half wall panelling and the white backdrop where art and colour bounce a bit from the afternoon sun. Sometimes you&#039;ll catch the cherry piano in just the right light or sit by the fireplace with a good book and forget how long you&#039;ve been there. The double doors bring you to a formal dining space that feels inviting instead of stiff. Warm wood on the chairs and table, those black accents just shy of dramatic and a kind of brightness you get from so much glass. The kitchen is a place you can cook for real. Marble counters, custom cabinets and enough space for snacks at the counter or even a late breakfast near the window when no one else is up yet. There&#039;s also a separate prep kitchen if you&#039;ve got big plans for entertaining, or just want to keep things tidy when everyone&#039;s coming over. What I found nice is how many corners there are to just be. There&#039;s a library with a fireplace for those rainy New York days, a garden facing solarium that probably gets more use than you&#039;d guess, and a great room where everyone ends up eventually. Two guest bedrooms on the ground floor have ensuite baths and a little more privacy. Heads up if you have guests or older family who don&#039;t love stairs. Speaking of stairs, the master suite upstairs has this whole storybook appeal. Antique touches, the fireplace, those wide white walls that frame the view outside. Mornings here are quiet with sunlight coming straight through the windows and if you open them a crack, you almost hear nothing except leaves. Each of the four other ensuite bedrooms upstairs has its own twist. Some feel modern, some lean vintage, all of them honestly feel like someone cared about the details. So everything feels thought out. Down below, I did not expect a cinema room and table tennis but there you have it. The elevator is handy for big grocery hauls or if you need accessibility for anyone. The home control system lets you set the mood just right before you even walk in. The backyard is where you&#039;ll probably fall for the place if you haven&#039;t already. That pool is big enough for real swimming or just floating on a hot Long Island summer day. There&#039;s a spa and wide bluestone patio where you can barbecue or just catch up. It feels like somewhere people spend lazy weekends that go by slower than you&#039;d think. You might even see kids riding bikes down the lane in the evenings. Day to day, coffee shops and the little things are not far. Southampton Village has its own way of keeping things relaxed but interesting. Whether you love quiet mornings with tea by the solarium or hosting full garden parties, it just fits. Anyway, the best way to know if this is your next place is just to walk through. If you&#039;re curious about the villa or want to chat more about the Hamptons lifestyle, reach out whenever. We make things as simple as they should be here at LuxuryProperty.com.

Beautifully Designed Three Storey Home In 41 Herrick Road, Hamptons NY

There is just something about the air out here in Westhampton. It is a little lighter not just because of how close you are to the beaches but probably thanks to all that open space and green around you. This twelve bedroom villa at 7 Bayfield Lane is definitely one of the homes that makes you stop for a bit when you walk in. I remember pausing for half a second as I stepped in and just noticing the quiet and how the light was coming in from pretty much everywhere. Living here just would not feel cramped or crowded. You can always find your own spot to breathe and think even on those days when the whole family is in town and everyone is bringing friends. With almost two acres of land stretching all around you and more than enough room to wander both inside and out, it is really a bit of its own pocket of peace. I stood by one of the windows for a while and it just felt good looking at the gardens and birds. This is one of those Hamptons estates that is not trying too hard to be fancy or over the top. It is just easy and comfortable and feels solid. The home is spread out over two bright stories so there is no feeling closed in even with twelve bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. In fact, it is almost a surprise how each space opens up into the next and you are never far from a big sunny terrace or the kind of kitchen where everyone actually wants to cook and gather. The open design is smart. You can spill out straight onto the terrace for grilling outside or just taking in the big sky while someone else handles the barbecue. And the outdoor kitchen is not just a showpiece. You can actually tell that people have hung out here for whole afternoons, with the breeze and laughter almost built right in. Not all the best parts are upstairs either. The lower level feels like a whole other world with space for both playing and just relaxing. I poked around the gym and the elevator actually makes it easy to get everywhere without thinking twice. That master suite though might be the calmest place, especially with the balcony where most mornings you will want to sit with a coffee and just look at the gardens. And obviously, you have those panoramic views which honestly are even better in person than in photos. Some evenings you get that golden hour light over the lawn and it just makes everything seem a little dreamlike for a minute. It is not just the main house either. There is a guest house that is practical and private, with its own little kitchen and living room. The carriage house gives even more guest space or maybe a quiet spot for someone to work or write. Four cars fit in the extra garage there, so if you collect cars or just like company it is never a problem. Friends who love tennis will probably be first out to the all weather court which stays inviting through the seasons. And yes, the heated Gunite swimming pool with the attached spa is as tempting as it sounds. I could imagine summer here with the pool parties drifting into lazy evenings as everyone winds down together. What stands out to me most is that this place is peaceful but not isolated. Beaches and the little village cafes are just a quick drive. You hear laughter from nearby gardens sometimes but everyone&#039;s got their own space and privacy. Kids still ride bikes down these streets at sunset and honestly you might find yourself actually not checking your phone as much. The only way you will know if 7 Bayfield Lane feels right is to come by and see it for yourself. If you want to ask anything or maybe just walk around together, please reach out anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we believe moving should feel comfortable and real, not stressful.

Splendid Twelve Bedrooms Traditional And Modern Design Home In 7 Bayfield Lane, Westhampton

You know how some places seem to let you breathe a little deeper the second you arrive This ten bedroom estate at 660 Halsey Neck Lane in Southampton feels exactly like that I remember walking up the driveway with the afternoon sun streaking through huge old trees and there is this hush that just kind of lets you slow down a bit Honestly you feel the French style of the main house right away It is that old world charm paired with classic Hamptons energy and it just sort of wraps around you This home has been here since the nineteen twenties so there are stories in these walls It was even designed by Peabody Wilson and Brown which is a name you hear when talking about the truly timeless New York estates You see the history but it does not feel dated The owners have kept that elegance alive but made the spaces so easy to live in Every part of the house opens up on almost seven acres and it is not just one big house either There are different wings guest spaces a pool house a cottage for caretakers every bit of the property has its own style with its own roof even but it somehow all fits together in a quiet understated way Inside that grand old entrance is full of gold older candle sconces and little navy details that feel a bit royal without ever being over the top Those big double oak doors open into a living room that I honestly just wanted to sit in and watch the world pass by Sometimes you catch yourself staring out those huge French windows because the garden goes on and on and the sunlight kind of pools across the vintage furnishings The fireplace is real stone carved and chunky and the ceiling details are the kind you find in magazines but here they just feel warm more than formal The dining area connects to a real working kitchen and there is something inviting about it People often say eat in kitchens but you could actually see Sunday morning pancakes or late night snacks at the counter Everything you need is already fitted in with more than enough space if you are into proper meals or even cooking together as a group All the rooms really get natural light and the furnishings keep that mix of comfortable old world with lighter touches so you do not ever feel weighed down Bedrooms stretch out across the main house and guest wings You have ten in all though honestly it never feels too big It is just well spread out and kind of peaceful Many rooms tuck away their own little corners or views You can open windows in the master suite and step straight into the garden The garden itself is just about picture perfect It is level and green all summer sometimes you see deer in the mornings and there is enough space to invite nearly anyone you want to a summer party or wedding if you happen to be so bold The pool is huge not just for a few laps but for those proper weekends in the Hamptons where everyone brings a towel This pool house is proper too with space for lunch after swims so family never tracks water through the main space Behind that you have a private pond sometimes you see birds hanging around or the sun hitting the water early in the day There is even a little greenhouse where roses and herbs somehow seem to thrive even when you forget about them for a while All this sits in Hamptons most timeless part just a quick drive to town or down to the beach The pace here is just a touch slower Neighbors stroll or wave You might see kids riding bikes at dusk or couples walking dogs down the lane Southampton village is minutes away so coffee shops and little grocery runs are easy Honestly it just feels easy living here The best way to know if this historic French estate in New York is right for you is to feel the space The rooms pictures and details are lovely but they only tell part of the story If you want to walk through at your own pace or chat about what living here is really like reach out any time At LuxuryProperty dot com we just want to help your next move feel simple and comfortable

Fabulous French Style Home at 660 Halsey Neck Lane In Southampton

Some places just sort of hush you when you walk in. That is the first thing that came to my mind at this four bedroom home on 1663 Majors Path in the Hamptons. If you are after a place where the mornings come with birdsong and that feeling of space all around you well honestly this is that kind of spot. In the Hamptons you always expect something special but this place surprised me with how private and just calm it felt the moment I wandered up the private drive. You can really tell the owners spent time thinking about what it would feel like to actually live here. The living room has those big windows I kept looking outside through and you get this panoramic woodland view that goes green forever. Sometimes you might find yourself just standing there with your coffee letting the day slow down. The main part of the house is just over sixteen hundred square feet and stretched over three levels which means everyone still gets their own corner to sneak away if they want. That lower level walkout surprised me with how much light it gets and you could do a lot with that space if you need to work from home or just want a good movie night setup. The kitchen here does not just look pretty for photos honestly you could actually picture hanging out and making a real meal. There is a sense of warmth especially in the way the space flows out into the dining area. I could imagine late evenings with friends or just a lazy pancake breakfast if you are in no rush. Upstairs feels a touch tucked away and peaceful and that master bedroom you will probably want to claim for yourself gets some of the best morning light. You also get three more bedrooms and those can be anything you need from kid rooms to creative spaces or just somewhere for friends to crash after a summer barbeque. Three full bathrooms means no lining up or waiting around either which felt really practical to me. Stepping outside is where this Hamptons home truly shines. There are upper and lower decks so you can chase the sun or find your own cool shaded spot depending on the time of day. I actually sat for a minute by the fire pit and it hit me that this is one of those rare homes where evenings feel like holidays even if you have to work the next morning. The pool is heated so that is year round fun if you fancy a dip or want to have the family over for a breezy afternoon get together. The greenery around the pool is thick enough to give you real privacy so you get your own little world but you are also just a short drive from some classic Hamptons stops. Honestly the best mornings here will probably be the quiet ones with nothing on your list except maybe a coffee from your favorite local spot or a walk through the woods. People in this area really look out for each other. You might see kids biking past in the evenings or someone walking their dog. The pace just feels easy here. That is probably why people end up staying much longer than they first planned. You have got the peace of a woodland retreat but still a quick trip to the best Hamptons beaches and shops. You could even walk some of the neighborhood if you just want fresh air before bed. Plus having a plot area this size gives you options if someday you want to grow your own little garden or just leave it wild the way it is now. Honestly some things just feel better in person. If you are thinking about heading out this way or want to see how this four bedroom Hamptons villa fits your own everyday life just let me know. The coffee here is always pretty good and I am happy to show you around or answer questions anytime. At LuxuryProperty.com we want the right home to feel like it is the obvious next step. Come see if this one is the right fit for you.

Ultimate Luxury Four Bedroom Home at 1663 Majors Path, Hamptons

Some homes just have a certain feel as soon as you step inside. This nine bedroom villa on Gin Lane in Southampton, right here in the Hamptons, pretty much does exactly that. Maybe it is the sound of gravel under your tires as you pull into the drive or that quiet feeling once you stand in the middle of so much green space—over two acres and all of it feels worlds away from the busier side of New York. The house still looks like it belongs to another time but honestly in a good way. That white wood exterior with the pitched roofs and the classic semi detached garage it almost feels like you are rolling up to a place you visited as a kid. Built back in the late seventies but cared for all the time since. When you actually walk inside you just stop for a second. There is this living room that feels much larger than any photo can show you. The ceilings go up and up. Full wall windows bring the outside right in and the sunlight just tumbles across the floors early in the morning. Nothing fussy here, just a few splashes of color against soft tones, plus some of the most interesting modern lights. Someone really designed this room to feel simple but sort of grand at the same time. You pass through and the living room merges into a formal dining area, no walls cutting things off. If you picture a family dinner or late lunch with friends, everyone is sitting at this polished white table with black chairs. Believe me, you will be distracted by the garden views through the glass as soon as you sit down. It&#039;s honestly the kind of place where the food becomes almost a side note compared to just looking out. I wandered into the kitchen and I remember running my hand along the counters. It feels like a kitchen for real life, not some showroom you would never use. Everything opens right up to the courtyard terrace and outside there is so much space to drift from one spot to the next. Sometimes in summer you might cook with the windows open and the smell of fresh cut grass coming in. Libraries and little tucked away reading spaces are here too, plus a study and a media room. All these corners for different people to peel off and do their own thing. The bedrooms are kind of spread out so if you have lots of guests or family it just feels easy. Two totally separate guest suites and three more en suite bedrooms, then of course the master suite which is tucked away complete with walk in closet and quietly grand gold lights right above the bed. I liked how the French doors in the master open up so you can walk right outside first thing in the morning. Again, standing out back with just sky and trees and birds you almost forget your phone. The outside spaces stick with you. There is a really long pool out in the courtyard. I sat down by the edge for awhile when I visited and you could hear nothing but a bit of wind, sometimes kids biking in the distance, now and then tennis balls thumping. That is because tucked just off to the west is the tennis court, ready for early morning rallies or late afternoon games. What makes it better is, once you are done you can just walk right over to the pool cabana and cool down or read. You see neighbors sometimes walking dogs or out for a jog but mostly it is peace and green and blue sky. The location on Gin Lane is classic Southampton, and you are still never too far from the small coffee shops and local bakeries. The Hamptons lifestyle is all about space and taking things a little slower and this house fits right in. I think it is a place where you only realize how comfortable you feel after a few minutes of just being there. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions or just want to walk through reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible.

Exclusive Modern 9 Bedroom Home Along Gin Lane at 281 Gin Lane, Southampton

There is something about the way the light moves through this place in the morning. The first time I came to this seven bedroom house at 165 Deforest Road in the Montauk Moorlands I had to stop and just watch the ocean for a minute. It really is that sort of home. Sometimes you arrive somewhere and feel like everything slows down a bit. Maybe it is the old trees around the property or the sound of the Atlantic right in front of you. With a plot so big you could get a bit lost on purpose and nobody would blame you. The setting is quiet and quite private. People love to call this part of the Hamptons their escape for a reason. If you know the work of Stanford White and Frederick Law Olmsted you will probably notice their hand in the design. I am not sure if you have ever seen Roman brick set against clean white clapboard and it looks almost timeless. This villa sits on almost twenty acres out here with a built up area of something like seven thousand square feet. That means you almost never feel cramped and the patios run almost all the way around. I stepped out on one side and just seeing the green stretch and then the ocean behind it you almost forget your phone buzzing in your pocket. Sometimes I see families with kids playing out on the lawn or neighbors walking by in the evenings. The space really invites you to get outside. Inside it still feels very classic. There is a formal living room but it is not stuffy at all. You will notice the way the blue furnishings and silver lights brighten things up. There is a fireplace that actually feels like you would use it on a cold evening rather than something for show. I actually sat by it for a bit during a late visit and it just felt like somewhere you could unwind. There is also a bit of a divider that gives some privacy from the staircase without closing anything off. A little archway takes you through to another living area and, honestly, the views are even better from here. Those French doors open right up and you smell the ocean without even stepping outside. I watched a few birds out on the patio and thought how easy it would be to spend half the day moving between inside and out. The dining room keeps that same easy mood with a big table. I could see it full for family dinners or even just around a lazy brunch. There is a bit of old school charm with the candle chandelier but nothing feels overly precious. The kitchen here is bright and ready for people who believe in more than just ordering takeout. I ran a hand across the marble counter for no real reason. White appliances and big windows let in the right kind of light. French doors open straight to the patio so if you are grilling outside it is not a hassle. Upstairs the master room really does feel like a retreat. The walls are a rich red and the dark wood gives a sense of warmth you do not get everywhere. There is a little balcony and someone put a daybed up there which honestly might be the best spot for taking in the sun as soon as you wake up. Three other bedrooms on this floor plus a den and an informal sitting area if you need a bit of quiet. The rest of the house carries on with that inviting feeling. With seven bedrooms friends and family always have space. There is a library for rainy afternoons or mornings with coffee. Gardens wrap all the way around so if you like outdoor gatherings or summer barbecues you will never run short on space. I noticed how easy it was to wander along a path to a little gazebo near the pool. Sometimes you just hear the ocean out here and nothing else. The real showstopper though is your own path right down to the private sandy beach. You do not get many chances like that along this stretch of the coast. The beach here is never crowded which I think is pretty rare for New York. There is probably a lot more I could say. But really the only thing that matters is how the place makes you feel when you walk through in person. Reach out whenever you want to come see it or if you just have a few questions. Here at LuxuryProperty com that first step is supposed to feel easy.

Modish House In The Montauk Moorlands With Private Beach at 165 Deforest Road

Some homes just have a way of slowing you down before you even step inside. That&#039;s what happened to me here at this nine bedroom estate in Olde Town Southampton. I pulled through the security gates with the kind of anticipation you get when you know something is special and just wanted to take it all in. The driveway feels like its own event and before you even see the inside you&#039;re looking at those classic Doric columns and gable roofs and getting this real Hamptons vibe. This isn&#039;t just a big house in the Hamptons. It feels like the kind of home that sets the tone for how you live every single day. When you push open the huge mahogany double doors you&#039;re hit first by the ceiling height. It&#039;s almost like being in a boutique hotel lobby with sunlight catching on the wood panels and everything just flowing together. There is a sense of airiness in the foyer that I haven&#039;t found in many other luxury villas around New York or even the entire Hamptons community. You stand there and you realize you just want to walk a little slower and take in the atmosphere. The formal living room feels like it is made for real conversations and winter afternoons spent by the black marble fireplace while you watch the light from those tall windows shift across the stone. You&#039;ll notice all the soft grey tones and little pops of modern design in the décor. Sometimes you almost forget that Anthony Ingrao did the interiors because nothing is shouting for attention yet it all feels so sharp and intentional. The living room blends into an enormous terrace so you just step outside anytime with your coffee and let your eyes wander over the garden and lawns. The birds are noisy here in the mornings, in the best way. Every now and then you see deer at the edge of the trees. Big kitchens attract people and this one actually feels like somewhere you&#039;d want to cook. There&#039;s stainless steel everywhere and a butler&#039;s pantry that makes life so easy when people drop by or you want to prepare quietly while still being in the heart of things. I have yet to find a breakfast area as cozy as this great room. The round table in that little sunlit nook is one of those spots you never want to leave. Everyone somehow ends up here no matter what. Other spaces on this floor speak to how families actually live. The media room doubles up for late movie nights and the library is the kind of place you might sit with tea and forget your phone for an hour. The formal dining feels special, not stiff and with doors sliding open to the garden you get the best of indoor and outdoor at every meal during the warmer months. Upstairs, the bedrooms all have their own characters. You&#039;ll actually want to sit by the bay window in the junior suite just to gaze out at the greenery. The master suite isn&#039;t trying too hard but you feel how carefully everything was chosen. The private terrace is almost a retreat in itself. Try the bathroom with its double showers and tub facing wide open leafy views and you&#039;ll know what I mean. If you want to see a home cinema that actually feels like a cinema, the basement here is something else. Add in a spa with a juice bar, sauna, and a proper massage room and you start picturing quiet Sunday afternoons when you don&#039;t even want to leave. Not to mention the indoor basketball court. I doubt there&#039;s any other house for sale in the Hamptons offering so much for sports folks. Outdoor spaces are just as impressive with the Olympic size heated pool and a pool house that draws everyone out for summer barbecues or cool evenings around the fire pit with friends and S&#039;mores. The putting green up on the roof has sweeping views and that sense of privacy you don&#039;t always expect so close to everything in Southampton. Sometimes you feel a place just fits its setting and lifestyle. Here you&#039;re close to the beach clubs, all the best Hamptons cafés and of course everything special about living in New York while having three acres of your own. If you&#039;re thinking about a real upgrade to your daily life, or just want space for everyone to visit and make memories, I really can&#039;t describe it all. You need to see it. Any questions or if you simply want to wander through and sit a while, let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we just want to help make your next move feel just right.

Modish Southampton's Three Plus Acre 6 Old Town Estate That Redefines Luxury Living

Some homes have a way of making you pause right at the doorway. That happened to me when I first stepped into this seven bedroom villa on 64 Down East Lane in Southampton. If you have ever wandered through the Hamptons and just daydreamed about classic New York estates in their element, you could see this place fitting right in. The outside grabs you first with its old world colonial style and those tall Doric columns at the entrance. It feels stately in a comfortable way and the color palette is just subtle enough that the house stands out without shouting about it. I found myself hanging back for an extra moment just to take it all in before heading up the drive. Walking through those grand double doors, it kind of sweeps you straight into another era. The foyer leads to a living room that just looks like it was waiting for a real family gathering or maybe a mid autumn holiday. There is a big old candle chandelier from the nineteenth century that just keeps catching the sunlight in a particular way. I stood by the French doors and watched how the tree shadows moved on the floor as the afternoon changed and, honestly, there is something about that sort of slow moment. This room spills out to more French doors, letting sunlight filter in all day. You can see right out across the water and over the landscaped grounds stretching out behind the house. If you picture long Sunday meals, the dining room will fit. There&#039;s this marble table that looks like it has a few good stories and the teal green chairs work with the rest of the vintage feel. And yet, even with all the tradition, the kitchen is one of those rare spaces that&#039;s truly ready for someone who loves food. The white cabinets are real wood, not just for show, and the appliances actually invite you to get cooking. One day you might have a lazy Saturday morning spreading out breakfast things by the big kitchen windows and the next maybe friends gathering by the island while you finish dinner. Downstairs you will also find two guest suites that somehow stay cozy even when no one is home. There&#039;s even a staff bedroom tucked discreetly to the side and you get a library that actually asks you to pick up a book or maybe just listen to the rain if it is one of those New York evenings. A proper media room sits nearby but it almost goes unnoticed in a good way, like the house is perfectly happy whether you feel like watching sports or catching a nap instead. The staircase is the sort you picture in movies, curving up to three more bedrooms upstairs. Each one seems to have its own personality, but all carry through that vintage theme. There&#039;s a room you could use as an office, which looks out over green lawns and is just far enough from the main spaces that you actually get some work done or maybe just sit and daydream. The master suite is quietly impressive, really. It has this white fireplace that looks like it has been here forever. Sometimes I imagine frosty mornings with a cup of coffee by the fire and sunlight pouring in through the terrace doors. From the master, you step out onto a terrace with those signature Southampton views. Water and woods, birds calling, and not a neighbor in sight. There are fireplaces everywhere in the home, which I always think makes everything feel more welcoming. You&#039;ll also notice laundry is on the ground floor so no running up and down stairs. There&#039;s a two car garage that fits real cars, not just a couple of bikes, and the west facing verandas have views that calm you after a long day. The backyard comes alive in the summer. The pool is huge, almost Olympic size, and honestly I can already see families splashing or friends soaking up the sun on the stone deck. There is so much lawn and garden space out back that it feels a bit like your own private park. Sometimes you&#039;ll almost forget your phone out here whether you&#039;re stretched out with a yoga mat in the sun or setting up a table for a garden lunch. The whole place feels tucked away even though you&#039;re in the heart of the Hamptons, with all the best local spots and little markets that feel unchanged by time. The only real way to tell if this Southampton villa fits your life is to come through and get a feeling for it yourself. If you want to see it or just talk things over, you only have to reach out. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we know home is more about comfort and connection than anything else, and we&#039;re always happy to help you find it.

Most Exquisite Home with Stunning Views at 64 Down East Lane, Southampton

Some homes just ask you to put your phone down and breathe for a minute. This four bedroom villa at 43 Noyac Bay Avenue in the Hamptons has that very feeling. I stepped inside and the sunlight was doing its thing across all the open spaces. You feel like the water is trying to draw you outside even on the first glance. Honestly I just found myself slowing right down and looking out those big glass windows—there are these real unbroken views right over the bay and out to the sandy beach. Just standing by the window you get that peaceful hush, the kind only New York&#039;s coastal homes seem to offer if you know where to look. Outside, the red brick just mixes so well with the clean modern lines. Sometimes properties try to do both and it can feel forced but here it just works. There&#039;s this rustic brown and cool grey palette on the exterior—nothing draws too much attention but it feels quietly grand. I liked the way the garden melts into the pool area. The pool is heated, by the way, and looks good for late afternoons when the air gets a little crisp. There&#039;s a proper cabana next to it where I could see friends hanging out or maybe kids poking in and out with towels and popsicles. The garden has real space for brunches when the sun hits just right. Even with all that, you do not lose any privacy since the landscaping is thoughtful. I actually heard a bit of birdsong while walking along the path between the garden and the beach gate. Sometimes you forget you have neighbors at all. I know kitchens are often just showpieces in some luxury villas but this one feels like you could really cook in it. Hardwood cabinets here have that comforting old school vibe but the appliances are very current. Everything has its spot. Plenty of counter space too, so everyone can pitch in without bumping elbows. The kitchen rolls right into the living and dining area, which is clever because there is nothing formal or stuffy about the way people end up spending time together here. The main living room faces those floor to ceiling windows. They make you want to sit around and watch the light change over the water. It is almost easy to imagine a big family or a whole group of friends gathering in that space and never really wanting to leave. Going up to the first floor, you find two master suites. Both have those same water views. I always think, waking up to that every morning changes your whole day. You&#039;ll also notice how quiet the rooms feel—something about the way this villa was built shields you from noise. There is a terrace right there if you want to take your coffee outside and stare out at the water. The two other bedrooms do not feel like afterthoughts either. You can see the trees and the landscaped grounds from both and, yes, there is plenty of natural light. The second floor surprised me. There&#039;s an observation deck with these panoramic views that make you feel on top of everything. Even when it&#039;s cloudy those views are impressive. There&#039;s a studio suite up here too. Maybe that suits a writer or artist or someone who likes their own space. Or it could be a place to sneak away for some work or quiet. You get a gym in the finished basement and a wine cellar for those late night gatherings. There is also a detached two car garage and, something I would not overlook, private beach access. More homes should have that. Sometimes I even saw families biking along the bay in the evening. That is the sort of area this is. There&#039;s a lot to love at 43 Noyac Bay Avenue and I have tried to give you the honest picture. Still, the only way to feel it for yourself is to come walk through. If you want to chat more or just need a little nudge to come and see, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next home to actually feel like home.

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