Pristine Single Three Bedroom Level Home At 106 potato field lane in Southampton

Sometimes a house surprises you the way a good book does. Walking up to this single story villa at 106 Potato Field Lane in Southampton, it just felt a little bit special. I think it was the neighbourhood first honestly. The street is quiet with tall old trees all around and even when the wind picks up it still feels calm. There's something about this part of the Hamptons in New York that never really gets old. You spot families strolling in the afternoon and sometimes you'll hear someone say good morning and actually mean it.

Now as for the home itself, you notice the sense of space right away. Set on about half an acre, there's 2789 square feet inside plus these gorgeous gardens outside that look like they might have a story behind them. The landscaping is really thoughtful, not a blade of grass out of place and then you suddenly find the secret garden spot tucked in the back which honestly feels a little magic. Sitting there you hear hardly any cars—mostly birds and maybe the hum of a distant lawnmower if it's Saturday.

The covered porch out front makes you want to pause and just watch the world go by for a few moments before heading in. Inside, it all feels easy. Three real bedrooms all with their own ensuite, so no one's fighting for the shower in the morning and plenty of closet space for every season. The décor has a bit of that old world Hamptons character with wooden touches here and there but nothing stuffy. Light just pours in through every window. The living area draws you in and sort of invites you to stay longer than you meant to. I stood by one of the reception room windows for a while and watched the sun reflecting on the swimming pool outside—a proper heated pool you could swim in nearly all year.

If you cook or just like the idea of a good kitchen, this one is actually inviting. It's not one of those trophy kitchens either. You can tell someone has actually made family dinners here. There's a dining spot by the big windows looking out to the backyard and sometimes you see birds just at the edge of it. The main living area all sits on one level, which makes everything easier whether you have kids running around or just want a home that never feels a hassle.

The large outside family area is covered and looks out onto that pool. I'm not sure if it's the best spot for summer breakfast or evening get togethers but really, it works for both. The outside space is kind of what you hope to find in the Hamptons. Lawn for games, a pool for lazy afternoons, spots for quiet conversations, and always a breeze. It feels private but never cut off.

Parking is sorted with a true two car garage and there's even a full lower level downstairs if you ever want to create something more—a playroom, workshop, or maybe just storage for all life's bits and pieces. The house is secure, too. Good locks and a sense that the neighbours look out for one another without being nosey.

Local life is easy. Shops for groceries never far plus there's always a café open where the regulars actually chat with each other. The schools are solid for anyone thinking long term. There are eleven beaches close by and none of them really feels the same—sometimes you just head out with a towel and see which one the day calls for. Golf courses, museums and little local restaurants with real character, too.

You can read all the details but honestly, homes like this are about feeling. Sometimes you walk into a place and it fits. The only way to really tell is to come see it. If you have a question or want to wander through, just let me know. We keep things comfortable at LuxuryProperty.com. No pressure, ever.