New Build By Michael Davis Sells In Sagaponack For $14.75 Million - 27 East

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New Build By Michael Davis Sells In Sagaponack For $14.75 Million

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673 Sagaponack Road. SAUNDERS & ASSOCIATES

673 Sagaponack Road. SAUNDERS & ASSOCIATES

324 Hedges Lane, Sagaponack. COURTESY SAUNDERS & ASSOCIATES

324 Hedges Lane, Sagaponack. COURTESY SAUNDERS & ASSOCIATES

69 Old Barn Lane, Sagaponack.  DEAD ON DESIGN

69 Old Barn Lane, Sagaponack. DEAD ON DESIGN

69 Old Barn Lane, Sagaponack. CHRIS FOSTER

69 Old Barn Lane, Sagaponack. CHRIS FOSTER

authorStaff Writer on Sep 27, 2019

A new build in Sagaponack Village has sold for $14.75 million, one of the biggest Sagaponack sales to date this year.

At 324 Hedges Lane, the New England shingle-style residence on 1.5 acres is by Wainscott’s Michael Davis Design & Construction and offers 6,003 square feet of living space above grade and 3,068 square feet below. It has eight bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and two half-baths.

The entry hall leads to the combined living room and dining room and glass and tall ceilings bring sunlight to all parts of the house, according to Michael David Construction. A bar separates the living and family rooms and connects outside. The kitchen has an oversized island and opens to the spacious breakfast/dining area.

A junior master suite is on the first floor while the master occupies the west wing of the second floor.

The lower level has a large media/recreation room with an adjacent bar. The two-car garage is on the lower level, freeing up living space on the ground floor.

To get up and down the three levels, take the floating staircase under a round turret or the elevator.

Outside, a bluestone terrace stretches the back of the house with a barbecue on one end and a covered porch with a fireplace and television on the other.

The 20-by-50 pool with an 8-by-8 spa and automatic cover is complemented by a pool house with a powder room, steam shower, sauna and outdoor shower. The property also offers a sunken Deco Turf II tennis court.

The property is just two doors down from hundreds of acres of preserved farmland. It came on the market in 2017 asking $19 million.

Terry Cohen of Saunders had the listing. Matt Breitenbach of Compass brought the buyer.

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