Beach Lane
54 Beach Lane, Wainscott
Few areas of the Hamptons represent the essence of the East End as does Beach Lane. An original 1789 Federal house was slated for demolition in Fall River, Mass. until its current owners, noted preservationist and experts in American art and architecture, purchased and reassembled this early American treasure in its current iconic location. All the original posts and beams, floor boards, mantles, stairway and as many original parts as possible, including the bricks for all five fireplaces were used in the re-construction. In 2005, the house was meticulously enlarged to now include formal living and dining rooms with fireplaces, large country kitchen/gathering room, wall of French doors, 5 re...
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Few areas of the Hamptons represent the essence of the East End as does Beach Lane. An original 1789 Federal house was slated for demolition in Fall River, Mass. until its current owners, noted preservationist and experts in American art and architecture, purchased and reassembled this early American treasure in its current iconic location. All the original posts and beams, floor boards, mantles, stairway and as many original parts as possible, including the bricks for all five fireplaces were used in the re-construction. In 2005, the house was meticulously enlarged to now include formal living and dining rooms with fireplaces, large country kitchen/gathering room, wall of French doors, 5 reassembled bright bedrooms, 2 of which are master suites, finished lower level with service and staff areas, heated gunite pool, covered porch and separate garage/pool house. All this situated on 1.2 elegantly landscaped acres with sunset views over farm fields, Wainscott Pond to the ocean beyond. With the beach itself just steps away, make a point to preview this exciting new listing today!
About Wainscott
Loving the Hamptons is easy to do. Getting there, especially during peak months, can be a horror. But if you live in Wainscott, the bauble-sized outpost south of the highway and west of Georgica Pond, you can make the trip in a half hour.
All you need is a helicopter, which is the preferred mode of transportation of so many who live here. The convenience of East Hampton Airport is one of the amenities you can take for granted. So are the pristine sand beach, the roaring chant of the Atlantic, and the fabulous beach homes Wainscott is known for.
A visit to Wainscott is not complete without a detour to the Seafood Shop, where the piscatorial delights include possibly the b...
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Loving the Hamptons is easy to do. Getting there, especially during peak months, can be a horror. But if you live in Wainscott, the bauble-sized outpost south of the highway and west of Georgica Pond, you can make the trip in a half hour.
All you need is a helicopter, which is the preferred mode of transportation of so many who live here. The convenience of East Hampton Airport is one of the amenities you can take for granted. So are the pristine sand beach, the roaring chant of the Atlantic, and the fabulous beach homes Wainscott is known for.
A visit to Wainscott is not complete without a detour to the Seafood Shop, where the piscatorial delights include possibly the best lobster roll ever. Then go around the corner to Breadzilla, where every handcrafted calorie yields a magic moment that is better than Proust could have imagined.
