A Bayport house with a political past
In 1897, noted architect George B. Post, built this house in Bayport for his nephew. Known as Littlewood, the house is on the market in April 2015 for $875,000. Credit: Douglas Elliman Real Estate
In 1897, noted architect George B. Post, who designed such buildings as the New York Stock Exchange and the Wisconsin State Capitol, built a house in Bayport for his nephew, Regis H. Post, a New York politician who eventually served as governor of Puerto Rico from 1907 to 1909.
Known as Littlewood, the home is on the market for $875,000.
The house has nine bedrooms, three bathrooms and two half-bathrooms, as well as many original features, including a grand three-story staircase, six fireplaces, a butler's pantry and a dumbwaiter.
There are original hardwood floors and moldings throughout.
Regis Post designed and built his 63-foot schooner Shawondasee in the backyard of the 2.66-acre property, says listing agent Lisa Hendrickson of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
