NEW KDHamptons Featured Property: A Wonderful Wyandanch Compound at $19M

Whether it’s a magnificent mansion on Meadow Lane, a gleaming glass house in East Hampton, or a million dollar surf shack in Montauk, the high end Hamptons real estate market is always a hot topic. Seems like every day an iconic Hamptons home makes its way back on to the market. So what gives a listing “crown jewel” status? Location, location, location of course! KDHamptons takes you on a tour of a stunning Southampton compound built in 1906 and sited on what many call “the prettiest street in the Hamptons”, Wyandanch Lane, which also happens to be a stroll from the ocean beaches and Main Street.

On Wyandanch Lane, one of the most prized and beautiful streets in Southampton Village, this estate encompasses over three acres of manicured park-like acres of wide green lawn, elegant gardens, and stately 100-plus year old trees. Landscape-designed by Perry Guillot, specimen trees and distinct flowering plants bloom at different times over the season, offering an ongoing painterly tableau.

The sophisticated French provincial-style home offers approximately 7200 sq ft of interior living space. Behind hedges and a gated entrance, a winding drive leads to the brick courtyard that opens to the residence’s primary ground floor rooms. The open living room offers two fireplaces, stone tile and oak floors, and a cathedral ceiling.

The formal dining room opens through French doors to the large brick dining patio and garden. The chef’s quality kitchen includes a morning room within a silo. Among the four bedrooms, the master suite with sitting room and balcony is accessed by its own separate staircase.

The attached three-car garage leads to the attached pool house that offers a changing room, full bath with a steam shower, and kitchenette. The garden room with fireplace opens to the solarium-greenhouse. This remarkable property, sited on this beautiful Village lane under its London Plane Sycamore canopy, offers a straight line of sight to the Atlantic Ocean.