Tucked into the trees on the cusp of Amagansett and bordered by nature preserve, this is the kind of house that makes you exhale the second you pull into the gravel drive. A private 4-bedroom beach house that was renovated with real intention, where every room has a point of view and nothing feels like it's trying too hard.
The kitchen is the heart of it. Marble waterfall island, green cabinetry, butcher block counters, brass fixtures, and a wall of steel-frame windows looking out at the pool. It's the room where everyone ends up, glass of wine in hand, while someone figures out dinner. An antique farmhouse table anchors the dining room under a statement pendant, and the living room is built around a sectional you'll sink into and not leave until someone suggests a swim. Through french doors, a sunroom filled with plants, rattan furniture, and the best afternoon light in the house.
Upstairs, four bedrooms done in white linen, warm wood, and natural textures. Two kings, a queen, and a twin with trundle. Freshly renovated bathrooms with marble vanities and walk-in rain showers. But honestly, you'll spend most of your time outside. A heated infinity-edge pool with baja sun shelf. Outdoor dining for eight. A fire pit lounge tucked into the garden. An outdoor shower. Landscaped grounds with hydrangeas, lavender, ornamental grasses, and stone paths winding through it all. A fifteen-minute stroll through the idyllic neighborhood leads to a secluded beach. There's a basement gym with a Peloton, treadmill, and weights if you're the type. And a front porch with a couple of chairs for the end of the day, when the light goes golden and nobody's in a hurry. Five minutes to Amagansett village. A whole world away from the rest of it.
