$2.7M Hamptons home looks like a mid-century paradise out of California

This super cool East Hampton home could easily be mistaken for a traditional southern California mid-century modern masterpiece. Built in 1964 at the height of the movement, the four-bedroom home was designed for indoor-outdoor living with floor-to-ceiling glass windows in every room, a large saltwater pool, and even a tennis court. It’s currently for sale for $2,695,000.

The home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms and sits on three acres.

According to the listing, “The interior was professionally decorated to enhance the home’s sleek and clean look that goes along with its modern architecture.” In the large living room, this includes an Eames lounge chair and ottoman, eight large prints of Andy Warhol’s “Flowers,” and a Noguchi coffee table. There’s also a gas fireplace with a brick surround and enough space for a small dining nook.

In addition to the formal living room, there’s a more casual family room.

The kitchen has been completely updated and is adjacent to the dining room.

All four of the bedrooms open directly to outdoor space.

The master opens to a private patio and the pool.

The heated, salt-water pool is quite large, and there’s plenty of patio space for various seating and lounging areas. Also on the property is an outdoor shower and an all-weather tennis court.

[Listing: 127 Two Holes Of Water by Jennifer Friedberg of Brown Harris Stevens]

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Photo credit: Brown Harris Stevens