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Water Mill’s 315 Rose Hill Road offers spectacular views, a spacious pool and tennis court.
PURE PROPERTY BY NANCY KANE
“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall,” wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald. Check out a waterfront beauty, a modern masterpiece and two residences with more than a few ghosts. You could be settled in by Thanksgiving. Christopher Stewart and Chris Colman of Compass have a renovated modern home on Bull Path in East Hampton, asking $4,350,000 for the 5-bedroom featuring large picture windows throughout, 14-foot ceilings, and a modern kitchen leading to a spacious deck surrounded by landscaped specimen plants. A firepit overlooks a gunite pool with a waterfall and an outdoor shower. Built in 1970 by renowned architect Harry Bates, this is an entertainer’s dream home, as well as a perfect abode for families. A Mecox Bay waterfront estate in Water Mill, listed with Enzo Morabito of Douglas Elliman and asking $42,000,000, blends Old World elegance with modern ease of living. Set on over 4 acres, the 8-bedroom, 10.5-bath has a great room, a library, a formal dining room, a professional kitchen with a custom Molteni range and seven fireplaces with early 19th-century mantels. There’s also a gym, a spa, a theater, a game room and a wine cellar. On the covered terrace and bluestone patio, a built-in kitchen, firepit and an infinity edge gunite pool await gatherings large and
The crisp white exterior and traditional architecture of the Nathan P. Howell House, built in 1833
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Courtesy of Douglas Elliman; Courtesy of Compass
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