The 14.6-acre Villa Maria estate in Water Mill, formerly home to a Dominican Sisters convent, is back on the market—this time for a reported $100 million—three years after the bayfront property was sold to a couple who had hoped to renovate the houses on the property.
Peter Huffine, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group in Bridgehampton, confirmed Thursday that he is representing the owners, Vincent and Louise Camuto, in the sale of the property. He said he could not reveal any details regarding the offering beyond indicating that the asking price, while high, is open to discussion.
The Camutos, who live in Greenwich, Connecticut, purchased the property in the summer of 2005 for $35 million. They said at the time that they did not plan to live at the estate,... more
Peter Huffine, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group in Bridgehampton, confirmed Thursday that he is representing the owners, Vincent and Louise Camuto, in the sale of the property. He said he could not reveal any details regarding the offering beyond indicating that the asking price, while high, is open to discussion.
The Camutos, who live in Greenwich, Connecticut, purchased the property in the summer of 2005 for $35 million. They said at the time that they did not plan to live at the estate,... more
