The onetime Water Mill home of late literary agent Ed Victor, who represented such notable names as Eric Clapton, Nigella Lawson, Tina Brown, David Cameron and Iris Murdoch, is on the market asking $3.495M. Called “Two Barns,” the historic home is comprised of 2 17th-century English barns that were reconstructed on the 2-acre property in the early 1980s.
Characterized by its dramatic skeleton of hand-hewn black oak beams, the first barn contains most of the living spaces including a vaulted great room, dining room, office, gourmet kitchen and 4 bedrooms. The finished lower level additionally houses a full gym/recreation room. The second barn is devoted in its entirety to the expansive master suite, which features a sitting room, dressing area and luxurious master bathroom.
The barns sit on a secluded 2 acre property that includes a tennis court, putting green, full outdoor kitchen and dining area and a heated pool.
Brown Harris Stevens’ Korine M. Konzet represents the listing, which Curbed reported.
