At a Reduced Price of $65M, This Hamptons Oceanfront Home Checks Every Box

It’s a mega-mansion that’s also a beach house. It offers every possible extravagance, and yet is built responsibly. It’s hidden and private, but it’s also larger than life once the 20-foot high hedges have receded from view. This truly special oceanfront Hamptons estate straddles the line between ultimate luxury and socially-conscious sustainability seamlessly.

Despite its 1920s shingle-style beach house roots, this mansion has failed to make a splash on the market. It was originally listed for $70 million, but has since been reduced to $65 million, as Curbed first reported. The listing is now with Tal Alexander of Douglas Elliman, and stands out as the “first oceanfront move-in ready residence East Hampton has seen in decades,” per the listing description.

The landscaping is designed for instant living as well, as it was expertly envisioned and sculpted by Paula Hayes and Ed Hollander to afford the new residents a natural vibe that is both striking and convenient. Enjoy a private beach path from the large lap pool straight to the sea, among other aptly placed shaded areas, paths and foliage.

With seven bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms, this home is as expansive as the ocean itself. Wide hallways, tall ceilings and plenty of ample windows, allow one to feel connected nature from the comfort of indoors. The kitchen is entirely Valcucine, and the master suite is decadent with his and hers bathrooms and a full dressing room.

The home also includes a two bedroom cottage with office studio and exercise room so if the privacy becomes superfluous, you’ve got the resources to invite a plethora of guests.

With all it has to offer, we can’t imagine this lovely beach paradise on Drew Lane will be on the market much longer.