Here’s how much it costs to live in Hamptons’ oldest home

This Sag Harbor cottage, believed to be one of many oldest properties within the Hamptons, can now be yours.
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What does it take to personal a chunk of the seventeenth century in New York’s coveted East Finish? Greater than $2 million.

A captivating cottage in Sag Harbor — believed to be among the many oldest properties within the Hamptons, if not the oldest — has listed for $2.39 million, in line with the OutEast listings portal.

Past its prolonged historical past, this cottage additionally has an odd one: It’s moved across the Hamptons 5 occasions earlier than selecting this lot.

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Situated at 64 Union St., the property dates to 1693, however it hasn’t at all times stood in that spot. It was in-built Sagaponack and moved round 5 occasions earlier than touchdown in its present lot, in line with 6sqft. Earlier listings have mentioned the unique construction survives within the residence’s residing and eating rooms — among the many day 1 touches: uncovered ceiling beams.

Authentic touches embody these beamed ceilings.

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The construction was initially constructed within the late 1600s.

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Itemizing pictures present the cottage’s easy white exterior. Inside, the brand new proprietor may get wide-plank picket flooring and fireplaces within the residing and eating areas. The country-style kitchen additionally has uncovered ceiling beams, however the next centuries — and certain far newer years — noticed the addition of a skylight above the range and farmhouse sink. There are additionally up to date home equipment and cupboards.

Including to the attraction, fireplaces and wood-plank flooring.

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The kitchen has been up to date to incorporate a skylight and fashionable home equipment.

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The main bedroom, in homage to the unique elements of the house, has beamed ceilings.

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The itemizing has a complete of three bedrooms and three loos throughout 1,450 sq. ft and 0.17 acres of land. In the principle construction, a main bedroom pays homage to the historic roots with beamed ceilings and wide-plank flooring. That room additionally has home windows that look out to the yard.

The studio can present an additional bed room for friends.

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Each the principle residence and the studio open to the yard.

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Additionally included within the deal is a separate studio area on the grounds that’s climate-controlled and comes with radiant-heated brick flooring. It has a full rest room and can be utilized to sleep friends.

Mark Tevis of Douglas Elliman has the itemizing.