90 & 100 Briar Patch Road

Nestled along the serene Georgica Pond with nearly a quarter-mile of untouched waterfront, Briar Patch is an expansive 11.2-acre sanctuary that artfully combines two adjoining parcels. This magnificent East Hampton estate offers 13,800 square feet of opulent living space, providing an exceptional opportunity for a secluded and comprehensive retreat. The estate's outdoor areas, facing southwest, offer breathtaking sunset vistas over Georgica Pond, with the distant Atlantic Ocean as a backdrop. The main residence, a 1931 masterpiece, merges timeless elegance with sophisticated design. It encompasses six bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, two half bathrooms, and expansive living and entertainment spaces, all crafted with grand entertaining in mind. French doors open onto outdoor terraces, ideal for alfresco dining with sweeping views of the pond and lush grounds. The guest house, brought to life in 1990 by the esteemed architect Peter Marino, occupies 3.7 acres and features four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and a half bath. This modern yet classic retreat includes a fully equipped kitchen, ensuite bedrooms, a powder room, and a living room adorned with coffered ceilings and a fireplace. Complementing the estate is a heated gunite pool and spa, elegantly positioned between the two main dwellings. Meandering nature trails wind through mature trees and natural landscapes, leading to a secluded pond. Residents can sail or kayak across the pond to reach the ocean. Originally crafted by Arthur C. Jackson in 1931, the main residence's architect also designed the iconic New York Public Library and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's childhood home, Lasata. In 1990, Peter Marino not only created the guest house but also enhanced the main residence, seamlessly integrating design elements throughout the compound. Situated south of the highway on the prestigious Briar Patch Road, this estate is a short drive or boat ride from ocean beaches and the charming shops and restaurants of East Hampton Village. Briar Patch stands as a distinguished and private sanctuary, unparalleled in its grandeur, historic legacy, and seclusion.