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10 Morgan Hill Way
Morgan Hill Way By Farrell Building Company
Bridgehampton
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$13,500,000
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Essentials
- Price$13,500,000
- StyleTraditional
- Bedrooms7
- Bathrooms8
- Stories2
- Approx. Sq. Ft.8,000
- Acreage1.4
- Year Built2007
Key Features
- South of the highway
- Heated pool
- Tennis
- Central air
- Bonus room
- Breakfast area
- Exercise room
- Finished basement
- Great room
- Laundry room
- Library
- Media room
- Pool/guest house
Farrell Building Co. is about to start construction on a 8,000 sq. ft. Gambrel on a breathtaking 1.5 acres looking south across acres of Bridgehampton South farm fields. This 7 bedroom residence will include dramatic great room, paneled library, family room and formal dining room all warmed by fireplaces. A custom Peacock kitchen with butlers pantry will make entertaining effortless. The master suite with private balcony and fireplaced sitting room will share the 2nd floor with 4 additional bedrooms. A finished basement includes an additional fireplace, staff rooms as well as wine, sauna and steam rooms. An elevator services all 3 levels. Outside the expansive cabana overlooks the pool with spa,sunken court and spacious lawn. for more info go to : http://www.myhamptonhomes.com/10morganhillway/
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