A Kennedy Family Estate in Bridgehampton Wants $35M
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1/7Photographs Courtesy of CorcoranTucked in the Bridgehampton countryside on Sagaponack Road, a Kennedy family estate awaits a new buyer for the first time in decades. The bucolic property is actually made up of two land parcels, but it’s surely not a buy one, get one free kind of deal. For the price of $35 million, someone will snag both 351 and 363 Sagaponack Road, gaining approximately 10.3 acres of land and multiple residences.According to Mansion Global, one of the parcels is owned by the estate of Joseph P. Kennedy, the father of John F. Kennedy. The Kennedy patriarch’s only living child, 90-year-old Jean Kennedy Smith, owns the second parcel.On the 4.9-acre parcel, an enchanting 6,000-square-foot home built in 1850 overlooks Sagg Pond. Sweeping lawns, a pool, and a dock show why it may have been a wonderful escape when the large and influential family wanted to unwind. It certainly had enough room for everyone with 9 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.A 2,850-square-foot house sits on the 5.27-acre parcel, plus another pool. While a history buff may wish to restore and renovate the current structures, someone wanting a fresh start could build two 10,000-square-foot homes with the amount of land available.Michael Schultz and Susan Ryan of Corcoran have the listing brimming with possibilities and historic charm.Photographs Courtesy of CorcoranTucked in the Bridgehampton countryside on Sagaponack Road, a Kennedy family estate awaits a new buyer for the first time in decades. The bucolic property is actually made up of two land parcels, but it’s surely not a buy one, get one free kind of deal. For the price of $35 million, someone will snag both 351 and 363 Sagaponack Road, gaining approximately 10.3 acres of land and multiple residences.According to Mansion Global, one of the parcels is owned by the estate of Joseph P. Kennedy, the father of John F. Kennedy. The Kennedy patriarch’s only living child, 90-year-old Jean Kennedy Smith, owns the second parcel.On the 4.9-acre parcel, an enchanting 6,000-square-foot home built in 1850 overlooks Sagg Pond. Sweeping lawns, a pool, and a dock show why it may have been a wonderful escape when the large and influential family wanted to unwind. It certainly had enough room for everyone with 9 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.A 2,850-square-foot house sits on the 5.27-acre parcel, plus another pool. While a history buff may wish to restore and renovate the current structures, someone wanting a fresh start could build two 10,000-square-foot homes with the amount of land available.Michael Schultz and Susan Ryan of Corcoran have the listing brimming with possibilities and historic charm.
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