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New Build in Quogue Sells for $8.35 Million

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4 Heatherwood Lane recently sold in Quogue for $8.35 million.   COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE

4 Heatherwood Lane recently sold in Quogue for $8.35 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE

authorStaff Writer on Jan 16, 2024

A newly built 11,300-square-foot residence in Quogue Village recently sold for $8.35 million after being listed preconstruction for $8.1 million in 2022.

At 4 Heatherwood Lane, the home has eight bedrooms, 10.5 bathrooms, 10-foot ceilings and a double-height entry and living room.

The dining area, with a wine closet, opens to the chef’s kitchen, which connects to a side entry hall with an elevator, butler’s pantry, mudroom and access to a three-car garage. A home office and a master bedroom, both with bathrooms, a family room and a laundry room round out the main floor.

A master wing with a fireplace, wet bar, private deck and laundry is upstairs. A guest wing has four bedrooms with bathrooms en suite, a sitting room and elevator access.

Down on the finished lower level is rec room with a war bar; a movie theater; a gym with a sauna; a patio; two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Outdoor amenities include a 20-foot-by-45-foot heated gunite pool with spa, a splash pad and an auto pool cover; a pool house with a fireplace; and an outdoor kitchen.

The deal closed on December 15 and for $8.35 million, according to Suffolk Vision Inc., which reported the seller was Starter Holdings Corp. and the buyers were Angela and Louis Avvento.

Kimberly Cammarata of Douglas Elliman listed and sold the property.

“Everything about this property is state-of-the art, with all of the amenities one could want,” Cammarata said. “From the infrared sauna steam room, and the customized gym, to the movie theater, and lower-level patio with bar, all the way to the custom-built primary closet and the upgraded sound system throughout — this house truly wasn’t missing a trick.”

The 2-acre property was vacant when it last sold, in 2022, for $1.8 million.

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