In 2014, Anke Beck Friedrich and Jürgen Friedrich (the founder of fashion company Espirit) purchased the home for $1.35 million. They then renovated the 1843 home and brought it into the 21st century.
The house was originally built in 1950 as a one-bedroom structure, but eventually things got added on as time went by. In 2016, artist Erica Lynn Huberty totally renovated the space to what it is now.
Model and actress Christie Brinkley put her waterfront North Haven home up on the market in 2016 for $25 million. After just over two years, the 19th century house has found a buyer and is currently pending a sale.
Pintauro once served as a priest before switching careers to become a playwright. His play Men’s Lives was the first production to be shown at Sag Harbor’s Bay Street Theater in 1992.
China Machado—a Portuguese-American model who was born in China—was the first non-white person to grace the cover of a major magazine in the U.S. when she was featured in Harper’s Bazaar in 1959.
The shingled cottage offers 1,650 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, and two and a half bathrooms. Features include hardwood floors in the communal spaces, a wide open eat-in kitchen with a stove, and beamed cathedral ceilings in the living room.
Every year, many summer residents take the long weekend to come out to the East End and look for a house that they’ll call home for three months out of the year.
The handsome modern farmhouse-style home first came on the market in February of 2017 for $4.25M, but over the next almost two years the price steadily came down. When a contract was signed at the end of November 2018, the property was listed for $3.25M.
Considering the size of the house and the fact that it’s waterfront, the price doesn’t seem too bad—but the downside is that it’s only on a half-acre of land.
Arranged with an upside-down floorplan so the living and dining rooms are on the second floor and the bedrooms are on the ground level, water views are maximized throughout the home and can be found in every bedroom.
After purchasing the house in 2006, the current owners totally renovated the kitchen, installed the hardwood floors in the dining room to match the living room, and replaced the original sliders with French doors.
Originally built in 1927, the house now has two bedrooms and one bathroom, hardwood floors throughout, stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, and a partially finished basement.
Sited on 1.2 acres of land, the 5,200-square-foot house has six bedrooms and seven and a half bathrooms. Interior features include a floating staircase with glass railings, hardwood floors, built-ins, and an open floorplan.
Located at 69 Harrison Street, the 0.29-acre property is sited less than a mile south of village shops and restaurants, and about the same distance from Havens Beach.
Sited on a quarter acre, there are two buildings on the property, and three certificates of occupancy. Inside the main house, there are two separate apartments, while the cottage in the back of the property has its own private deck and garden.
The 5,500-square-foot house went up for sale back in March of 2016 for $5.75 million and has dropped its price several times over the course of its two and a half years on the market.
When we first featured the property in June, our readers thought it was listed for too high, but it sold for relatively close to the original asking price. What do you think of the home? Tell us in the comments.
Originally built in 1969, the compact 1,000-square-foot home now features light hardwood floors, white walls, cathedral ceilings, a wide open floorplan, and a wall of windows off the living and dining space.
Inside the 2,780-square-foot home, there are five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, a gas fireplace, and period details throughout—including the original molding.
Before the home last sold, it sat on the market for about three months with a $2,475,000 asking price before finding a buyer, and finally sold for a bit less.
Do you think the property will sell quickly or do you think it will need to change its price again to entice a buyer? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
Do you think that the market value has risen enough over the last five years that the current asking price will entice someone to purchase the desirable property?