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In Wainscott, the 1902 home at 4 Georgica Association Road has hit the market for $17 million. CARL BELlAVIA/COURTESY SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
A residence that dates back to 1902 in the Georgica Association in Wainscott has hit the market for $17 million.
The historic structure was originally built to be the stable and carriage house for a larger estate, according to Sotheby’s International Realty. An original horse stall now serves as a TV room, and the residence also retains a windmill, minus the blades, with a third-floor bonus room. The home is divided into two distinct living areas with space for entertaining and additional private nooks.
The listing states that the 6,600-square-foot shingled home on 2.7 acres with “old majestic trees” is essentially unchanged, aside from modest interior renovations and exterior repairs. The home features a sun-filled great room with a grand fireplace, floor-to-ceiling glass doors, seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half-baths, plus two kitchens.
The property also offers a detached greenhouse, a shed, a one-car detached garage and room for pool and tennis.
The Georgica Association is a gated community with guarded entry, a private beach with a lifeguard and pavilion, four tennis courts and access to sailing, kayaking and paddleboarding on Georgica Pond.
Jenny Landey and Eve Combemale of the Sotheby’s Bridgehampton office have the listing.
Staff Writer on May 9, 2023