Five Bedrooms Beautiful Home in 1904 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton

Some homes just have this sense of calm the minute you step through the gate. That is exactly how it felt at this five bedroom farmhouse on Scuttle Hole Road in Bridgehampton. Maybe it was the scent from all the old trees or the way the garden kind of wraps itself around you. I found myself wanting to slow down and just listen for a second. You can almost forget the Hamptons buzz is only a few minutes away. This is that rare spot that actually feels private and comfy while still being right in the middle of the New York lifestyle everybody wants.

So this place sits on about an acre of really lush land in a neighbourhood that is honestly as classic Hamptons as you get. You can see the love that went into every corner. The outside has these soft grey clapboards and a darker tiled roof, so it keeps that traditional farmhouse vibe most people dream about. There are hedges and all kinds of pretty plants and massive old trees everywhere. I stood by the Belgian block courtyard one morning and just watched the light filter through the leaves. Nice way to wake up.

Walk in through those classic glass panel doors and everything changes because you get this wide atrium flooded with daylight. It is actually two farmhouses connected, but the way they tied it all together makes it feel like it is just always been one big, bright home. All the wood throughout is warm. You see it in the floors, the furniture, the ceilings with exposed beams. It manages to feel elevated, but not fussy. It is almost like every room is inviting you to grab a book or just sink into the couch for a bit.

You get a real brick fireplace in the big living room. There is something about having that sort of original detail that gives a house a soul. Right next to it is the formal dining. The kitchen is one of those spots where you could really cook a meal, not just reheat takeaway. White cabinets, granite counters, everything feels easy to move around. Those appliances also are high end, so it is ready for actual cooking sessions or just coffee and bagels in the morning. Sometimes you look out the window and see bunnies hopping past the fence, which is just one of those little moments.

The separate home office is not some afterthought. Turns out it used to be a master suite, so it has high vaulted ceilings and its own stone fireplace and bath. Mornings here feel especially quiet, like nobody knows you are working away. One thing I liked is how the guest master has these cozy corners, especially a window seat where the afternoon sun just pours in. That bath really feels special with antique details like the marble topped vanity and leaded glass. You probably will feel like you are at some kind of boutique hotel, except you never have to leave.

There is a private office that opens right to the garden and pool, and above the garage another whole guest suite that feels more like a hidden getaway. Vaulted ceiling, its own kitchenette, a terrace up in the trees. You look out and it is just green as far as you can see.

Now about the outside, almost every inch is covered in these clever little groves of shrubs and rows of mature trees so you always feel tucked in and separate. The vintage trees right next to the house throw down big patches of shade that make it all feel cool and breezy, even on really hot days. The pool is not some cookie cutter rectangle. It is this lovely freeform spot, curving under big branches, and there is a two story pool house too. Downstairs you get a stone finished lounge that leads out to the lawn and upstairs a cozy bedroom and full bath with its own terrace. Sometimes you notice kids biking along the lane or neighbours walking their dogs in the evening.

Bridgehampton is that part of New York where a farmhouse does not just mean land. It means weekends at the bakery, local farmstands close by, sunsets you do not need to leave the garden to see. This home could be a main residence or just a weekend escape. Either way it is real, not just a showpiece.

Best way to know if this feels like home is to come see it for yourself. Let me know if you are curious or want to walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com, we do our best to keep things easy and low key so you can just figure out what is right for you.