A newly built cedar-shingled modern on Gardiners Bay has sold for $6.74 million.
On 1.1 acres in Northwest Woods at 37 Milina Drive, the house is high on a bluff and set back, while a private staircase leads to the sandy beach. The 7,454-square-foot residence by Spring Architecture + Design has seven bedrooms, six full bathrooms and two half-baths, and a mind toward seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Among the high-end materials used are imported floor-to-ceiling glass windows, Alaskan yellow cedar siding, Brazilian hardwood decking, and 7-inch engineered white oak flooring.
The first floor includes a great room with a linear gas fireplace, a dining room, a chef’s kitchen, a junior master suite, a study, a laundry room and a powder room. The main spaces all look out over the exterior living spaces, pool and bay. On the second floor, find the master suite and three more en-suite waterside bedrooms.
The property was co-listed with Holly Rubenstein of Saunders & Associates and James Petrie and Christian Lipp of Compass.
The new owners are Stacy and Shawn Garber, according to The Real Estate Report Inc. It was listed for $7.95 million.
Over in East Hampton Village, 18 Ocean Avenue sold for $6.83 million, according to The Real Estate Report Inc.
The 6,000-square-foot French-style manor home on 1.5 private acres in the estate section was built in 1928. Architect L. Bancel LaFarge, a founding member of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, was the designer.
The residence has seven bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one partial bath, and among the interior architectural details are four fireplaces and custom doors, woodwork and oak flooring. There’s an eat-in kitchen with butler’s pantry, and there is room for expansion. Outside, it has a stone facade, Ludowici roof tiles, awning-covered terraces and a pool.
A half-mile of sidewalk leads to Main Beach.
The identities of both seller and buyer are shielded by limited liability companies. The last listing price was $7 million.