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9 Paumanok Rd
Secluded Bridgehampton Sanctuary
Bridgehampton
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$3,250,000
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Essentials
- Price$3,250,000
- StyleContemporary
- Bedrooms6
- Bathrooms6
- Stories2
- Approx. Sq. Ft.5,500
- Acreage5
- Year Built2000
Key Features
- Heated pool
- Room for tennis
- Central air
- Cul-de-sac location
- Formal dining room
- Private guest quarters
- Pool/guest house
- Private setting
- Sprinkler system
This six bedroom contemporary barn is centrally located yet supremely secluded on 5 acres in Bridgehampton. A very special property indeed. There are six bedrooms, six baths, and a large studio space over the detached garage. In the main house: a large great room with wood burning fireplace set into walls of glass overlooking the illuminated grounds; custom kitchen with stainless counters and professional garland stove; large screened-in porch with wood burning fireplace; large master suite with gorgeous views of the property; three guest bedrooms and office, all opening onto the grounds. The 1,200 SF pool house offers additional guest quarters, living room and sauna. The 2-car garage offers a gym or studio above. Dramatically situated between the main house and pool house is a 50 foot heated gunite pool . Designer touches throughout the home include antique moroccan doors and bathrooms with urban archeology fixtures. A unique property - a true find - not to be missed for those seeking a very special Hamptons getaway.
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