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ON HIGH. Sands Point’s Boulder Beach — an eight-bedroom, 7 ½ -bath Colonial on a high bluff — is on the market for $12.5 million. The owners bought the pre-1930s property nearly 11 years ago and completely renovated it. Some of the work included a new electrical system, new plumbing, leveling of the property, creation of the circular driveway and restoration (not replacement) of all the original millwork. With water views from nearly every room, a dining room that can seat 32, a card room with a coffered ceiling and French pocket doors, “a tremendous amount of entertaining is done in this home — all the family holidays are held there,” says listing agent Maggie Keats of Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate. The wallpaper in the card room is hand-blocked Zuber Cie c , an idea the homeowner lifted from the Jackie Kennedy-decorated diplomatic reception room at the White House. The foyer is “massive” with 22-foot ceilings and its own fireplace -- one of five throughout the house. It has a herringbone -pattern inlaid wood floor . A two-bedroom gatehouse, a boathouse-cabana and a three-car garage are additional structures on the 2.6-acre parcel. The homeowner, an advertising agency executive, commissioned the dock, which is on 145 feet of beachfront. He also designed the negative-edge pool, the shape of which mirrors the garden in the front yard. From inside the home, the pool is designed and sited in such a way that it appears as though the pool and the Long Island Sound are one body of water. -- Ann Smukler RELAX. The pool at the Upper Brookville estate known as Serenity -- which is listed for $5.299 million -- is inside a two-story, 5,000-square-foot-plus recreation pavilion. The area features a 35-by-65-foot pool and hot tub that seats 10, both under a glass roof, plus a racquetball court and a game room with arcade games, a jukebox and ping-pong and pool tables , as well as a full gym with equipment included and a lounge area with a fireplace. And connected to one side is a two-bedroom, one-bath guest house with a living room and a kitchen. The 1982 postmodern home has seven bedrooms, seven baths and three half-baths . The 9.09-acre property includes a crabapple orchard and a second pool. Bonnie Devendorf and Christina Porter of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty have the listing. VALERIE KELLOGG NOW AVAILABLE. Ocean’s Cove, a new community development in Seaford ( seen here in an artist's rendering), has completed construction of its first model home and sold one of the 11 properties planned for the site. The remaining 10 homes are still available, priced between $919,000 and $979,000. The development is being designed as a boating community, and all of the four-bedroom, three-bath homes on site will feature private bulkheads and slips. Ocean’s Cove is on Seaman’s Island Creek and the Great South Bay, and all of the homes will be wired for smart-house capabilities. There will be an open house from noon to 4 p.m Friday to Sunday. The units are listed with John Martin of Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate. LARA EWEN

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