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$29 Million Dollar Hamptons Retreat

February 21, 2017
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If you follow COCOCOZY on instagram @cococozy, you know real estate is on my mind big time lately.  This weekend on instagram I gave everyone a glimpse into my world as I continue my hunt for my next little house here in Los Angeles.  I have been searching for some time and frankly I am all over the place in what I am looking for in a new home.  One weekend it is a fixer, the next weekend something completely done…sometimes it is Spanish then it is a California bungalow.  Sometimes I think the beach, other times I am looking in the hills.  My real estate search lacks any kind of focus on my part!

Speaking of lack of focus, today, I am taking a fantasy break from my real house hunt here in Los Angeles, to go on a multi million dollar search in the New York area.  First stop, this $29 million Hamptons retreat named “Tower House” in Southampton.  A summer dream house tour…

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Address: 7 Olde Town Lane Southampton, NY

Beds: 10

Baths: 10 full/ 5 partial

Sq Ft: 17,400

Price: $29,900,000

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The house is listed by Sotheby’s International Realty.  Here are the details from the listing page:

“On 4+/- landscaped acres in the luxury estate community of Olde Towne, the just-finished “Tower House,” is a superb shingle-style home with pool, spa, tennis court, and attached cottage. Refreshing, modern appointments and state-of-the-art amenities dovetail Kean Development’s award-winning design and construction located minutes from the beach and Village. “Tower House” comprises eight en-suite bedrooms of which two are masters, nine full and three half-baths, second floor master suite with double walk-in closets, elevator, six fireplaces, top-of-the-line kitchen, great room, breakfast room, billiard room, extensive loggia off the living room, lounge with automatic screens, and three-car garage off the breezeway. The lower level holds a theater, gym with sauna, steam, and spa bath, entertainment lounge with bar, wine room and two en-suite bedrooms. Every interior boasts a custom Crestron smart house system that automates lighting, security, entertainment, heating, and cooling features. Programmable off-site, this system ensures safety and comfort from afar. Floored in bleached white oak, stunning marble, nickel and exotic stone custom applications detail this modern home. Accessed by a breezeway and a second-story bluestone terrace adjoining the main house, the second story cottage features a full kitchen, living/dining room, and two en suite bedrooms. The grounds include automated security gates that open to reveal a large motor court and manicured landscape bordered by a classic Hampton’s privet hedge. The custom 60’x20′ Gunite pool with spa hosts a novel sun shelf where submerged lounge chairs cool sunbathers. The accompanying cabana, sunken fire-pit, and pergola are perfect for entertaining and relaxation. A tapestry of garden beds and open lawn lead to the lattice-walled deco turf tennis court, complemented by a sun pavilion. The mature, specimen-treed periphery maintains privacy and well as “Gold Coast” beauty throughout the entire Olde Towne estate.”

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What do you think of this million dollar listing?  Would you take it or leave it?  I would definitely take it for at least one summer!

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Photos: Sotheby’s

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