A modern estate in Southampton Village that was completed last year recently sold for $18 million, just $1 million shy of its asking price, according to The Real Estate Report Inc.
Three separate structures — a main house, a pool house and a guest house — on 1.9 acres total 9,100 square feet.
The main house has five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. A double-height living room with a fireplace, a dining area, an eat-in chef’s kitchen and a den are all light-filled through the wall of glass that overlook the backyard. On the lower level, there’s a bar/lounge area, a movie theater and two guest suites.
The pool house has a central living room with a kitchenette and two-bedroom suite. The guest house offers a living room and two suites.
On the grounds, are a heated gunite pool and spa, a pond, a tennis court and several outdoor living areas. Also among the property’s amenities are a two-car garage and green roofs planted with sedum.
According to town property records, the owner was Ekkehart Hassels-Weiler, a German investor who made headlines last year for buying a $43 million Los Angeles spec mansion. The Wall Street Journal reported in January that Mr. Hassels-Weiler had bought four Manhattan condos during the height of the market in the mid-2010s and sold two of them at a loss last year.
Adriel Reboh and Evan Kulman had the Halsey Neck Lane listing for Compass. The sale closed April 29 and the buyer was an anonymous limited liability company.
Staff Writer on May 23, 2020