"The White House" of East Hampton Lists for $12.5M
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1/9Photography Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real EstateThe East Hampton estate dubbed as “The White House” recently landed on the market for $12.5M. Once owned by businessman Fred Mengoni, the 7,600-square-foot home sits on almost three acres of land that's hidden from the street on the side of the house.Reminiscent of a 17th century French estate, the home remains in impeccable condition since Mengoni slept in it less than 15 times within his 30 years of ownership. Sitting on the property is a cherry tree alee, leading to a grandeurs fountain, a tennis court, a gunite pool with a pool house, a gazebo, and a three-car garage.The remarkable estate also includes seven bedrooms, six-full baths, and two half-baths, which are spread throughout its four levels. The main level includes marble flooring, a rosewood paneled, formal dining room with fireplace, and kitchen with a coffered ceiling. For entertaining, the lower level holds a rosewood bar, fireplace, sauna, jacuzzi, and a wine cellar.Additionally, the house was named as one of the most beautiful villages in America from National Geographic where the new owner will enjoy being within close proximity to some of the Hamptons' gorgeous beaches. Douglas Brown and Paul Brennan at Douglas Elliman Real Estate hold the iconic listing. Behind the Hedges first reported on the home.Photography Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real EstateThe East Hampton estate dubbed as “The White House” recently landed on the market for $12.5M. Once owned by businessman Fred Mengoni, the 7,600-square-foot home sits on almost three acres of land that's hidden from the street on the side of the house.Reminiscent of a 17th century French estate, the home remains in impeccable condition since Mengoni slept in it less than 15 times within his 30 years of ownership. Sitting on the property is a cherry tree alee, leading to a grandeurs fountain, a tennis court, a gunite pool with a pool house, a gazebo, and a three-car garage.The remarkable estate also includes seven bedrooms, six-full baths, and two half-baths, which are spread throughout its four levels. The main level includes marble flooring, a rosewood paneled, formal dining room with fireplace, and kitchen with a coffered ceiling. For entertaining, the lower level holds a rosewood bar, fireplace, sauna, jacuzzi, and a wine cellar.Additionally, the house was named as one of the most beautiful villages in America from National Geographic where the new owner will enjoy being within close proximity to some of the Hamptons' gorgeous beaches. Douglas Brown and Paul Brennan at Douglas Elliman Real Estate hold the iconic listing. Behind the Hedges first reported on the home.
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