4 Wyandanch Lane, Amagansett, NY, 11930 | $3,495,000

Amagansett is a place where the excitement of the surf and the serenity of sunset blend seamlessly. Its beaches are vast, and it is one of the most alluring hamlets on the east end boasting a lovely village square, amazing restaurants, boutique clothing, coffee, and artisanal cheese shops, plus the legendary music venue at the Stephen Talkhouse. In this place of perfect balance, rarely does such a notable residence become available. Welcome to 4 Wyandanch Lane. Live a moment to the ocean and just 2 miles to Main Street. Own this home and not only will you have exclusive homeowner only access to the most beautiful ocean beach on the east end, but here your future also has history. Moved to its present location in 1955 by renowned architect Alfred Scheffer, this early 19th century barn once stood behind the historic Miss Amelia Cottage on Main Street in Amagansett. Fully embracing a new development named Beach Hampton, Scheffer delicately maintained the charm and historical detail of the structure's origin and created a fabulous seaside home nestled within the dunes. Today it's a stunner. This "old barn" offers a playful floor plan with multiple levels, intimate spaces and has been lovingly maintained and improved over time into today's picturesque 4 bedroom, 3 bath beach house. You will appreciate wide plank floors throughout, the sun-drenched double height living room highlighted with original hand-hewn beams and a beautiful example of Scheffer's signature majestic old brick fireplace. Entertain from its sweet country kitchen and adjacent dining room with French doors to the back deck, pool, and hot tub. The first floor also offers a wet bar area servicing the main living space and pool area, plus the primary suite set all on its own as a perfect escape. The lower level provides two guest bedrooms and bath while upstairs you will find the fourth bedroom, third bath, and a loft overlooking the heart of the home. This is a special property from the past, a classic in our present, and will be timeless for generations to come.

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