18th-century Sag Harbor home with shiplap ceilings and custom ironwork asks $3.25M
Listing photos courtesy of The Corcoran Group
In Sag Harbor Village, this $3,250,000 house shares all the history of its neighborhood. It was built in 1792 but updated with a modern take on its 18th-century origins. Throughout you’ll find handcrafted millwork and ironwork, wide-plank oak floors, and shiplap ceiling with exposed wood beams. And it’s just steps to both Sag Harbor Cove and all the shops and restaurants along Main Street.
The home is a total of 2,090 square feet and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The front entrance opens to the dining room/kitchen, featuring those modern shiplap ceilings. The kitchen has custom soapstone countertops with an integrated sink on the island, a Wolf range, and custom cabinetry that seamlessly incorporates the Sub-Zero refrigerator and Miele dishwasher.
Past the kitchen (or through the home’s side door) is the living room, which is elegantly modern with its sleek fireplace and chair rail, while the beamed ceilings are a nod to the home’s history.
Behind the living room is a sunroom (a more recent addition) that has a mid-century vibe. Through sliding glass doors, it opens to a rear deck and the backyard, which has a patio area and a waterfall reflecting pool.
Upstairs, the primary bedroom suite has vaulted beamed ceilings, a wall of shiplap built-ins, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bathroom.
Also on the second floor are two more bedrooms, one of which is currently set up as a home office, and another charming full bath.
[Listing: 43 Garden Street by Mala Sander of The Corcoran Group]
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Listing photos courtesy of The Corcoran Group
