Angular ’80s home in Bridgehampton with gorgeous interiors asks $6.495M

The exterior is clearly a product of the ’80s, but the interiors are totally up-to-date

By Grace Cassidy Jun 18, 2018, 8:07am EDT

Built in 1985, this angular contemporary home was totally renovated in 2010 and recently refreshed in 2018. The 6,700-square-foot home has just listed under Terry Cohen of Saunders Real Estate for $6,495,000, but this isn’t the first time that it’s been on the sales market.

In 2015, the home was asking a steeper $7.95 million, and gradually went down in asking price during its year and a half on the market, eventually asking $6,495,000—the same price that it just re-listed for. The owners are Joseph and Maria Botkier. Joseph Botkier is a bank trader and former chief operating officer of his daughter Monica’s handbag line, Botkier.

There are eight bedrooms inside the home, three of which are ensuite masters. Four additional full bathrooms and one half-bathroom can also be found inside, along with an open floorplan on the first floor, 22-foot ceilings, wide plank cedar flooring, 10-foot custom German doors, and a gourmet kitchen. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, Carrara marble countertops, and fresh blue cabinets.

While the exterior of the home is clearly a product of the ’80s, the interiors are completely updated. The owner of this home will get to enjoy the unique exterior while still feeling like they’re living in the 21st century.

The second-level master suite has radiant heated floors in the bathroom, plus a private balcony and a loft or office.

A 150-bottle wine cellar, sauna, cedar closet, full bathroom, and a recreational room with a bar are all found in the finished lower level, while a custom lift is located in the two-car climate-controlled garage. Outside, there’s a koi pond, a gunite pool, a pergola, an outdoor shower, and decking for entertaining or exterior dining.

Located at 593 Halsey Lane in Bridgehampton, the 1-acre property is sited south of the highway about a mile and a half from the ocean at the end of Ocean Road.