The residence itself is the result of a highly coordinated effort between Martin Architects, interior designer James Krapp of Studio PPark, and the craftsmanship of Ciuffo Custom Cabinetry, with execution by Koral Brothers Builders. Together, the team has delivered a home that prioritizes cohesion over statement, where architecture, interiors, and build quality operate as a single vision.

Tim Davis, who represents some of the Hamptons’ most significant properties, describes the distinction with precision. “What defines this property is its balance. You have scale, but it never feels overwhelming. The architecture opens outward, pulling light through every major room, and the experience becomes almost resort-like the moment you step inside.”

Spanning over 12,000 square feet across three levels, the home is structured to support both daily living and large gatherings without compromise. The entry sequence sets the tone immediately. A dramatic foyer opens into a vaulted living room where a full wall of glass frames the rear grounds. Beyond it, the pool, spa, pool house, tennis court, and great lawn come into view all at once, creating a sense of openness that is both expansive and calming.

​The volume and light are constant. Morning light filters softly through the glass, touching the floors and moving gradually through the interiors. By late afternoon, the home takes on a warmer tone, the light stretching longer across the rooms as if encouraging you to stay where you are. From the main living spaces, this openness extends seamlessly onto a 75-foot terrace, where doors remain open and the boundary between inside and outside begins to disappear.