How much for a shingled Gambrel in north-of-the-highway Bridgehampton?

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What/Where: A shingled Gambrel style home in Bridgehampton, north of the highway
Size: 7,200 square feet, 1.7 acres

This week’s PriceSpotter is a shingled traditional Gambrel in north-of-the-highway Bridgehampton, built in 2016. The 7,200-square-foot estate offers eight bedrooms and 11 and a half bathrooms, built by Pike Development. The house has three levels of living space, a double-height entry, a fireplace in the great room, and an eat-in kitchen with professional appliances.

The finished lower level—which adds another almost 4,000 square feet to the house’s footprint—hosts a wine cellar, a gym, a sauna, a media room, and an entertaining area with a bar and fireplace.

Outside, there’s a sunken tennis court, a heated pool, and a cabana with a kitchenette.

Located north of the highway, the nearly 2-acre property is less than a mile from Channing Daughters Winery and about 4 miles south of the Bridge Golf Club.

The property last sold as an empty lot back in 2013 for $2,085,000, and was once on the market for nearly $12 million back in 2015. We won’t reveal the asking price until Thursday, but we will say that it’s asking less than what it was three years ago.

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

Photo courtesy of Corcoran

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