South of the highway and just a short distance to the shops and village of Bridgehampton, this historic home was completely renovated in 2010, with modern amenities throughout. The view from the street captures the 1840's facade, while the back of the house was extended and modernized to allow for ample living spaces and an open floor plan. Antique floors, glass-blown windows, and antique doors were all preserved, giving the house the feeling of a bygone era. The new portion was done in ways that complement it, sometimes more modern, other times more in keeping with the period. A new kitchen features a Gaggenau oven and cooktop, stainless appliances, and a new white enamel two-bin sink. Counters are polished concrete, with wood cabinetry. There is a banquette and chairs for eating in the kitchen. There is also a dining table for up to 10 people. Along with the kitchen on the first floor, there is living/dining room, screened-in porch, powder room, steam-washer/dryer, and a guest bedroom with queen bed and private bath. Upstairs, a new master suite has a bedroom with seating, two walk-in closets, an office, a private deck, and a master bath. The master bath has a shower, modern freestanding tub, two sinks, and a toilet. There are also two upstairs bedrooms for guests, one with a queen, and another a twin, which share a bath. Along with the plasma TVs in the living room and master, there is an 82" television in the Media Room in the basement. A new solar-heated 28'x10' saltwater pool has an elegant waterfall, the sound makes for a pleasant afternoon reading on the screened-in porch. There is also a private studio with full bath for guests who can have a separate building and entrance to the property but remain just 75