East Hampton, New York

This is actually the back of the house. Pretty at night with the stone wall to the left and the simple stone path leading from the house to the yard, pool and other outbuildings.

This ariel view shows how close it is to the Atlantic and the beach, as well as how treed the area is.

This view shows the relationship of the house to the road (right) and the beach (left) as well os the pool and other outbuildings. Beautifully sited.

Simple white kitchen so appropriate for a beach home. I have always like hanging pot racks, and I like that this is hung from rods rather than chain.

Another view of this cooks kitchen. No trouble feeding a crowd here, My lobster pot is ready and waiting!

Family room with a wet bar area convenient to the outside entertainment area. I love that there is a piano. Imagine a party and someone playing while you enjoy the covered porch area.

Close up view of the wet bar area adjacent to the covered porch and family room.

This is perhaps my favorite area…..this is the apple orchard with this huge long wood dining table. Oh the parties I would have. Imagine a fresh lobster and crab roast, with fresh corn grown locally, set among a table with hurricane lanterns and votives the entire length of the table. As you walked from the house, opened the gate and caught a glimpse, wouldn’t it be magical? I am not sure if they are already lit, but I would surely have up lighting along the length of the orchard under the trees. Maybe even twinkle lights in the trees as well. What a party I would throw!

TV sitting room with bookcases and lots of comfortable seating.

Another view of the room above

I love granite, and it’s use here by the pool is simple, sturdy and low maintenance.So inviting. I would be in this pool all summer. Get me a water mattress, and I would sleep here as well. You can see the orchard to the left. For my party I would continue the lanterns all along the pool edge to draw folks here to relax. I love the sight lines, so symmetrical, mimicking the straight lines of the home’s architecture beautifully.

The formal living room. Notice that the Roman shades are used in every room, connecting them visually.

Here in the more formal dining area, we see a coffered ceiling instead of the beamed ceilings in most of the other adjacent rooms.

This is the master bedroom. Perhaps you have noticed by now, that even the wood tones of all the furniture throughout the house is the same, allowing for a wonderful visual flow from room to room.

Partial view of the master bath.

Another bedroom, also with a beamed ceiling and lots of light from the many windows.

Bathroom for the above bedroom. Love the vanity lights and all the counter space.

I like the way this media room is decorated. It ties in with the rest of the home in a casual but comfortable way and is the kind of room that can be used for more than just watching TV or a movie….fit for a large crowd.

Powder Room….just adore how the wood toned decor warms the room despite it being all white. The big chunky mirror gives balance and appropriate visual weight. Anything smaller would not have worked as well. I might even have gone with the same sized frame but longer. I like anything that puts the sink as secondary.

Another bedroom. The art that is in each room is so pretty and instead of high pops of color, again, compliments the soothing monochromatic tones.

Another bedroom, this one with a TV inserted into a bookcase wall, minimizing its impact, and looking more like framed art.

One of the outbuildings in the same shingle siding as all the others.

Nice Gym!!!

Lovely view as the party ends…….

This is the front of the house and a very large parking area for cars……There is nothing I love better than to hear the crunching of gravel when folks are arriving……and then leaving. Here’s to happy times for the new owners of this lovely home.