The nuts and bolts
7 bedrooms
8.5 bathrooms
8,040 square feet
1.3 acres
House proud
This west-facing waterfront home blends a classic estate cottage exterior, modern conveniences, luxury lifestyle amenities and something that can’t be built or bought: endless sunsets. Built in 2002, Douglas Elliman listing agent Lauren Spiegel calls the home a “waterfront showstopper” not only for its location but for the way it has been meticulously maintained. The seller, she says, has done most of the heavy lifting for the next owner, replacing the pool and hot tub, the roof and installation of a nine-zone HVAC system.
“It’s a home someone can move right into without doing a lot of work other than their own cosmetic or aesthetic choices,” she says.
What’s the plan?
The home is entered through a grand double-staircase foyer. To the right is a formal sitting room with a fireplace and to the left, the dining room. As you progress to the back of the home, the rooms are less formal, culminating in a chef’s kitchen, an open-format 506-square-foot great room with a double-sided fireplace and a cozy den/recreation room. A wing accessed through the dining room and kitchen houses an ensuite bedroom, a full bathroom, numerous closets and storage and the laundry room. Upstairs is devoted to six bedrooms, most are ensuite — the two that are not share a full bathroom with a sauna — and three have their own balconies, including the 409-square-foot primary bedroom. The second level of the turret creates a sitting area in the primary, which is completed with a fireplace and separate, dual bathrooms.
What’s cooking?
The 440-square-foot kitchen is finished in warm wood tones, with a large center island for food prep and casual dining. A separate counter contains a beverage center. Double fridges and ovens, as well as a pantry complete the entertaining-ready space. There’s a separate 13 x 13 breakfast nook in the turret with a door leading to the deck.
What else?
The home is on a lot that’s been landscaped on all sides with leafy trees providing privacy and separation from neighbors. There is about 3,300 square feet of finished outdoor space.
Amenities and more
- 36 x 10 swimming pool and spa
- Outdoor shower
- Private deep water dock
- Numerous fireplaces
Agent’s callout
“This is the heart of the Westhampton Beach Village with waterfront and sunset views: There’s nothing more coastal luxury than that. And to find that under $8 million with a pool, deepwater dock and home of this size is really unique,” Spiegel says.
Location, location, location
The center of Westhampton Beach is less than a mile from the home. Jessup Lane leads into Dune Road via the Jessup Lane Bridge, where numerous beaches, tennis clubs and recreational amenities are located. The Quogue Wildlife Refuge, a 305-acre nature preserve open to the public and free of charge, is 3.6 miles from the home and hosts walking trails and an outdoor wildlife complex for permanently injured wildlife that require human care to survive.
Details
The home at 101 Jessup Lane lists for $7,395,000 and the details can be seen here.
