Modern Westhampton Beach home on Dune Road listed for $2.9 million
This Westhampton Beach home is listed for $2.9 million. Credit: Saunders & Associates
A mid-century modern home with bayfront views in Westhampton Beach is on the market for $2.9 million. The annual property taxes are $11,542.
The location of the home, on Dune Road, is a gateway to two different East End communities, said listing agent Rod Cummings, of Saunders & Associates.
"It’s in the middle of the Westhampton Beach bridge and the Quogue beach bridge," he said. "So you’re equidistant to two villages."
With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the house comes to a total of 1,549 square feet. It sits on a 0.19-acre lot.
The home sits on a 0.19-acre lot on Dune Road. Credit: Saunders & Associates
The property includes access to a private dock, pier and deeded boardwalk. The boardwalk leads to an exclusive ocean beach, which is "kind of rare for homes on Dune Road," Cummings added.
The cubist form of the house, featuring several large windows, allows for maximized views of Quantuck Bay and its surrounding scenery.
The property overlooks Quantuck Bay. Credit: Saunders & Associates
"There are walls of glass and double height ceilings throughout, so your sky and water views are endless," Cummings said. "From most viewpoints, from sunrise to sunset, you’re getting sky, water and light."
Built in 1998, the interior design features both precise, clean lines and curved landings. "It gives you elegance and distinction, while being very beachy and timeless," he added.
The property is in the Westhampton Beach Union Free School District.
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The house was built in 1998. Credit: Saunders & Associates
The design offers "elegance and distinction, while being very beachy and timeless," the listing agent said. Credit: Saunders & Associates
The house is 1,549 square feet. Credit: Saunders & Associates
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