An Estate on East Hampton’s Most Coveted Road Seeks a Buyer
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1/26Photographs Courtesy of HalsteadAn opportunity to own a home on East Hampton’s most coveted road presents itself in this 6,500-square-foot home. Located at 40 Further Lane, the shingle-style estate sits along side other attractive properties, including Jackie O's childhood summer home located just down the street at 121 Further Lane. Originally listed for $26.5 million in 2015, someone will snap up this stunning property for a discount, as it is now asking $18.995 million.The house was built in 1902 and owned by Jacob Gould Schurman, a U.S. Ambassador who was a member at the famously exclusive Maidstone Club. Since then, it has undergone major renovations that included raising the structure and gutting the first floor completely.From inside to outside, the five-bedroom, five-bath home is perfect for 21st century entertaining. Sitting on, 2.4 acres of land, the property offers a 50-foot saltwater pool, outdoor living and dining spaces, secret gardens, and plenty of room for a tennis court. On rainy days, interior spaces like a game room with wet bar and a home theater will not leave guests disappointed.David Zazula of Halstead and Martha Gundersen of Brown Harris Stevens are co-listing the luxe property, which is just a short walk away from pristine beaches.Photographs Courtesy of HalsteadAn opportunity to own a home on East Hampton’s most coveted road presents itself in this 6,500-square-foot home. Located at 40 Further Lane, the shingle-style estate sits along side other attractive properties, including Jackie O's childhood summer home located just down the street at 121 Further Lane. Originally listed for $26.5 million in 2015, someone will snap up this stunning property for a discount, as it is now asking $18.995 million.The house was built in 1902 and owned by Jacob Gould Schurman, a U.S. Ambassador who was a member at the famously exclusive Maidstone Club. Since then, it has undergone major renovations that included raising the structure and gutting the first floor completely.From inside to outside, the five-bedroom, five-bath home is perfect for 21st century entertaining. Sitting on, 2.4 acres of land, the property offers a 50-foot saltwater pool, outdoor living and dining spaces, secret gardens, and plenty of room for a tennis court. On rainy days, interior spaces like a game room with wet bar and a home theater will not leave guests disappointed.David Zazula of Halstead and Martha Gundersen of Brown Harris Stevens are co-listing the luxe property, which is just a short walk away from pristine beaches.
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