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Norman Jaffe-Designed Bayfront Estate In Quogue Asking $18 Million

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Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

Norman Jaffe designed the estate at 2 & 4 Seascape Lane in Quogue, which is on the market for $18 million. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

authorStaff Writer on Aug 3, 2021

An estate in Quogue designed by Norman Jaffe and fronting Quantuck Bay recently hit the market for $18 million.

At 2 and 4 Seascape Lane, the 5.8-acre property with 700 feet of bulkheading hosts a 7,850-square-foot residence built in 1984, a heated 20-foot-by-50-foot pool, a sun deck, a tennis court, a putting green, and a 100-foot pier and a 30-foot floating dock.

The five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom modernist beach house was designed to maximize natural light, views and the natural elements of the outdoors, according to the Douglas Elliman listing. The view to the southwest captures the bay, the ocean and the sunset. The design also features natural wood, geometric lines and walls of windows.

Enzo Morabito has the listing, which is said to be the most expensive listing on the bay. It was previously on the market with a different brokerage for $18.75 million.

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