A Former Church Turned Modern Masterpiece in Sag Harbor Finds a Buyer
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1/9Photographs Courtesy of Photographs Courtesy of CompassIn August 2015, this converted church located at 48 Madison Street in historic Sag Harbor made waves when it hit the market, asking a steep $23.5 million. Three years and just as many price reductions later, the property is finally in contract for a much lower amount. The listing shows that its most recent asking price is just under $9 million, a steal considering its original price tag. Don’t feel too bad for the property owners, however; they scooped it up in 2013 for just $1 million.The 15,000-square foot home was originally constructed in 1835 as a house of worship, and maintains that character by incorporating a steeple and church bells into the sleek, modernized design. The property, which sits on about half an acre of land, also features 6 bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms, and some incredible spaces for entertaining, with the main room boasting double-height ceilings, rustic wooden beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Bates + Masi Architects utilized wood, stone, and metal materials to harmonize the historic aspects of the home with its innovative reinventions.Boosting the home’s value is an abundance of luxury facets, ranging from an indoor spa to a media room. Located just a block from Main Street, the property also provides easy access to Sag Harbor’s best boutiques and bars.Lori Schiaffino of Compass is the listing agent who helped this modern masterpiece find a new owner. Curbed first reported that it went into contract.Photographs Courtesy of Photographs Courtesy of CompassIn August 2015, this converted church located at 48 Madison Street in historic Sag Harbor made waves when it hit the market, asking a steep $23.5 million. Three years and just as many price reductions later, the property is finally in contract for a much lower amount. The listing shows that its most recent asking price is just under $9 million, a steal considering its original price tag. Don’t feel too bad for the property owners, however; they scooped it up in 2013 for just $1 million.The 15,000-square foot home was originally constructed in 1835 as a house of worship, and maintains that character by incorporating a steeple and church bells into the sleek, modernized design. The property, which sits on about half an acre of land, also features 6 bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms, and some incredible spaces for entertaining, with the main room boasting double-height ceilings, rustic wooden beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Bates + Masi Architects utilized wood, stone, and metal materials to harmonize the historic aspects of the home with its innovative reinventions.Boosting the home’s value is an abundance of luxury facets, ranging from an indoor spa to a media room. Located just a block from Main Street, the property also provides easy access to Sag Harbor’s best boutiques and bars.Lori Schiaffino of Compass is the listing agent who helped this modern masterpiece find a new owner. Curbed first reported that it went into contract.
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