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A completed home in the estate section of Westhampton Beach. COURTESY LAWRENCE III CORPORATION
Harry Bates exterior
From the shady Wainscott garden of George Biercuk and Robert Luckey. COURTESY GEORGE BIERCUK
From the shady Wainscott garden of George Biercuk and Robert Luckey. COURTESY GEORGE BIERCUK
Amy Zerner's artistic couture.
From the shady Wainscott garden of George Biercuk and Robert Luckey. COURTESY GEORGE BIERCUK
Demolition at Keyes Island property. COURTESY LAND AQUISITION DEPARTMENT Kronos photographed in San Francisco, CA March 26, 2013©Jay Blakesberg
Demolition at Keyes Island property. COURTESY LAND AQUISITION DEPARTMENT
Perlbinder residence. Kronos photographed in San Francisco, CA March 26, 2013©Jay Blakesberg
Wally Teich’s license plate says it all. DAWN WATSON Return to Montauk / Rückker nach Montauk
Harry Bates exterior
Co-chair Dick Bruce at "Art in the Garden." COURTESY FRAN CONIGLIARO
Fran Conigliaro and Diana Brennan at "Art in the Garden." COURTESY DIANA BRENNAN
65 Captains Neck Lane, Southampton. RICHARD TAVERNA
A completed home in the estate section of Westhampton Beach. COURTESY LAWRENCE III CORPORATION
Pro golfer Raymond Floyd has closed on the sale of his Southampton compound “Mulligan” for $16 million—$9 million less than the original asking price when the property hit the market just more than a year ago.
The 3.25-acre estate with a 10,000-square-foot main house was represented by Harald Grant of Sotheby’s International Realty. According to Sotheby’s, the sale closed on September 13.
In addition to the main residence with covered porches, decks and brick patios, the estate includes gardens, a heated swimming pool, a Har-Tru tennis court and separate shingle-sided guest house. Altogether, there are 12 bedrooms, 12 full bathrooms and three half-baths.
Mr. Floyd, whose 76th birthday was this month, has been a member of both Atlantic Golf Club in Bridgehampton and Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, the latter of which hosted the U.S. Open this June. It is said that his victory at Shinnecock Hills during the 1986 Open went a long way toward persuading Mr. Floyd and his late wife, Maria, to purchase the property at 65 Captains Neck Lane that would become Mulligan.
The property was initially listed in August 2017 for $25 million but the asking price had dropped to $17.5 million by the time the sale entered contract in July this year.
on Sep 21, 2018