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New Estate Will Replace Old On Meadowlark Lane

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145 Meadowlark Lane, Bridgehampton.

145 Meadowlark Lane, Bridgehampton.

145 Meadowlark Lane, Bridgehampton.

145 Meadowlark Lane, Bridgehampton.

145 Meadowlark Lane, Bridgehampton.

145 Meadowlark Lane, Bridgehampton.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 13, 2019

Carole Ostroff recently sold her Bridgehampton residence at 145 Meadowlark Lane for $5.6 million and already the property is back on the market for $15 million with plans for a new build by Farrell Building Company.

The Ostroffs purchased the 0.93-acre property in the early 1980s, according to town records, and built an 1,800-square-foot home there with a pool. The modern home was added on to in the ensuing years but this July a whole-house demolition, including of the decks and the pool, was approved.

The planned new modern estate, according to the Brown Harris Stevens listings, will include a 6,500-square-foot residence with eight bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and two half-baths. An elevator will serve all floors, including the roof deck. A new 20-by-40 heated gunite pool spa and cabana bath are also planned.

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