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This $38M Mansion In East Hampton May Be Your Sweet Escape This $38M Mansion In East Hampton May Be Your Sweet Escape
This $38M Mansion In East Hampton May Be Your Sweet Escape Call it the White House of Long Island, literally. Color-averse house hunters should feel right at home in this monochromatic mansion in East Hampton boasting 5,500-square-feet of living space situated on 2.7 acres. Asking price? $38 million. The exterior of 64 West End Ave in East Hampton. Douglas Elliman Real Estate The four-bedroom, five-bathroom estate, located at 64 West End Avenue, offers complete privacy with “breathtaking” views of the Atlantic Ocean and Georgica Pond. Surrounded by preserved land, new buyers will also enjoy over 950 feet of pond frontage. “Enjoy abunda…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Movie Producer’s $6M Southampton Mansion Destroyed In Fire, Report Says Movie Producer’s $6M Southampton Mansion Destroyed In Fire, Report Says
Movie Producer’s $6M Southampton Mansion Destroyed In Fire, Report Says A multimillion-dollar New York mansion is a “100 percent loss” following an early-morning fire that drew multiple agencies. Crews were dispatched to the Long Island home, located in Southampton on Edge of Woods Road, at around 12:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 9, according to Southampton Fire spokesperson Chris Brenner. By the time firefighters arrived, the nine-bedroom, 9,500 square-foot home was fully engulfed in flames, Brenner said. It took crews about 30 minutes to get the blaze under control. The home as seen in a property listing from June 2022.Douglas Elliman Real Estate via Zillow Cre…

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by Michael Mashburn
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Long Island Estate Of Woolworth Heir Hits Market For $21.9M Long Island Estate Of Woolworth Heir Hits Market For $21.9M
Long Island Estate Of Woolworth Heir Hits Market For $21.9M The Oyster Bay Cove estate of a Woolworth family heir is on the market for just under $22 million. Beau Pre is a 20th century estate commissioned by Charles and Helena Woolworth McCann in 1928, according to the listing broker Douglas Elliman Real Estate. This Double "L" French Normandy home was authentically restored over 4 years by builder/architect John Kean, to its original country estate grandeur.  The 22-room, 12,000 square foot stately manor has antique hand-rubbed 100-year-old hemlock, pine and oak paneling, solid mahogany doors and Zelig windows, Littoviche tile roof, copper l…

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by Donna Christopher