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84 Dune Road, Quogue. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN
84 Dune Road, Quogue. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN
84 Dune Road, Quogue. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN
A former U.S. Life-Saving Station in Quogue sold around the turn of the year for $10.05 million, exceeding its asking price by more than 12 percent.
On 1.1 acres at 84 Dune Road, the residence comes with a wrap-around mahogany porch, a gunite pool, an expansive lawn, a catwalk to the beach, a detached bungalow, an outdoor shower and a raised deck seating area on top of the dunes.
The first floor includes a foyer, a living room with fireplace, a dining room, an eat-in kitchen, a family room, a sun room and two bedrooms. The nearly 4,000-square-foot residence has five bedrooms and three bathrooms in all.
“The property was originally a Coast Guard station in the 1800s, and the owners did a magnificent job restoring it,” Morabito said. “When we first took on the listing, I knew it would require the right buyer. We had several below-ask offers over the past year, but I advised my client to hold out for ‘the one.’ I knew it would be worth the wait, and it was. The home sold for $1,100,000 over the asking price in a bidding war to a buyer who fell in love with the history and the charm.”
The seller was Mark Burchill and the new owner is Gardner Tompkins LLC, according to Suffolk Vision Inc.
Staff Writer on Jun 21, 2023