There’s a tennis court, heated gunite pool, pool house, and wet bar. Outside, walking paths wind through the gardens, which have private sitting areas, terraces, and patios. The effect, Breitenbach says, is an “elegant, traditional house” that looks far more classic than its actual age. The kitchen is plum-colored, while the master bedroom has patterned wallpaper, a black ceiling, and a chandelier. The library has bright blue trim, built-in bookcases, and built-in seating nooks under the windows. The living room has sea-foam green walls with dark trim, exposed beams, a cathedral ceiling, and six sets of french doors. Interior designer Muriel Brandolini embraced color and wallpaper: The dining room has forest green doors and trim, with hand-painted wallpaper depicting plants and trees. It features weathered clapboard siding, soaring ceilings with exposed wooden beams, and casually luxurious spaces for entertaining guests.
The 8,000-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bath house was designed by architect Daniel Romualdez. The parklike grounds were designed by Brooklyn-based landscape architect Miranda Brooks, who’s designed gardens for Vogue editor Anna Wintour and billionaire Ronald Perelman. It’s a “unique and amazing property and opportunity. It’s very hard to find 25 acres, ultra-private and quiet, anywhere in Hamptons.”
The home is “priced to sell,” Breitenbach says.
It’s hard to find Hamptons property with this much acreage, says listing agent Susan Breitenbach with Corcoran Group Real Estate.
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