Representing the pinnacle in waterfront living, this 6000+ square foot home sits on a secluded 1 acre lot with sweeping water views of Howell's Creek and Bellport golf course. 68 South Howell's holds court on a tucked away, tree lined drive offering the utmost in privacy in a prime location. Newly renovated, its first floor features a grand entry hall with gracious staircase. Adjacent to the entry hall is a formal dining room with gas fireplace, and direct access to the expansive chef's kitchen. The kitchen features a large island with granite counter top and high-end appliances, including Viking range and Sub Zero refrigerators. Open to the kitchen is a light filled elegant living room which is outfitted with double height ceilings and, abundant windows and fireplace. Brazilian cherry hardwood floors throughout. A wall of double French doors leads to a 2,100 sq ft brick patio overlooking sprawling views of water and Bellport Golf Course. The outdoor offers ample space for entertaining featuring a path to Howells Creek, perfect for kayaking and paddle boarding to the Great South Bay. The first floor is completed with a laundry room, half bath and a Sapele mahogany library/study with custom built-in bookcase. The second level offers a main suite plus 3 guest bedroom, one en suite. The opulent main bedroom has a fireplace, a balcony overlooking the water, a spa-like main bathroom featuring a soaking tub, dual enclosed marble shower as well as dual vanities. The third floor features an office, playroom , full bath and two spacious cedar closets. Additionally, there is an attached, heated 2 car garage with tiled flooring and access to separate guest quarters plus central vac and IGS. Only 1 hour from Manhattan, the home is close to Bellport Village shops, restaurants, Mothers Beach, marina and ferry to Ho-HUM beach on Fire Island. This is an exceptional opportunity to own an estate property in one of Bellport Village's most sought after locations.
4
Beds
5.5
Baths
6100
SF
Built In
2000
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