The Hamptons residence of the late Charles Gwathmey, one of America’s most prominent architects who famously renovated Manhattan’s Guggenheim Museum, has been listed for $4.85 million.
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130 Bluff Road in Amagansett. (Courtesy Photo) |
Gwathmey, a principal at Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architect – who was dubbed one of the “New York Five,” built the home located at 130 Bluff Road, which is one of just two properties on Bluff Road with a grandfathered in tennis court on a one acre lot.
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130 Bluff Road in Amagansett. (Courtesy Photo) |
Touted as a “modern work of art,” the 1,934-square-foot, two-story home boasts a living area that is accentuated by a double height ceiling with expansive windows on all sides – offering spectacular views throughout the room, a roof deck with unparalleled ocean views, a secluded pool, lawn, and ample outdoor living space. In addition to the master suite with newly updated bathrooms, the first floor features an additional four bedrooms.
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130 Bluff Road in Amagansett. (Courtesy Photo) |
The stunning abode is situated just a quarter mile to the ocean.
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130 Bluff Road in Amagansett. (Courtesy Photo) |
“This rare, architecturally significant home designed by Charles Gwathmey is a remarkable piece of art that would be a great addition to anyone who is an avid collector,” shared Hara Kang of Douglas Elliman’s The Atlantic Team, who is representing the listing.
