Experience a Serene 1920 Home in New York With a Lush Garden, Saltwater Pool and Elegant Dining Spaces

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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This charming East Hampton century home, built as part of the Village center, blends historical significance with classic architectural style. Featuring a cozy living room with a wood-burning fireplace and an eat-in kitchen outfitted with marble counters and stainless steel appliances, the home boasts four bedrooms and two full bathrooms across two floors. Amenities include a private backyard with a saltwater heated Gunite pool and bluestone patio, an outdoor shower, lush landscaping, and modern comforts like a generator and central air. Priced at $3,200,000, it offers ideal convenience just steps from train, shops, restaurants, and ocean beaches, making it a timeless Village treasure.

Backyard Pool Area

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Rectangular swimming pool bordered by a smooth stone deck sits beside a classic shingle-style home. Outdoor furniture includes cushioned seating arrangements with chaise lounges and a metal dining set shaded by a large white umbrella. The exterior of the house features dark brown cedar shingles and white-framed windows, creating a charming, rustic aesthetic. Lush greenery and mature trees surround the neatly trimmed lawn, adding privacy and natural beauty. The tranquil blue sky enhances the open, serene atmosphere of this inviting outdoor living space, perfect for relaxation and leisure activities.

Garden Patio Entrance

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A charming outdoor garden area adjacent to the house, characterized by a weathered wood shingle exterior and accented by white-trimmed French doors with glass panes and sidelights. The doors open onto a small patio bordered by lush greenery, including vibrant orange daylilies and other blooming plants with varying shades of green foliage and pink flowers peeking through. The garden is framed by a wooden fence, and tall, mature trees rise beyond, creating a tranquil, natural atmosphere. Blue skies overhead add brightness, while the mix of textures from wood, glass, and plants enhances the classic, serene aesthetic.

Front Yard Entrance

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A charming pathway leads to a quaint cottage with a weathered wooden picket fence and gate. Two barrel planters with neatly trimmed round boxwood shrubs flank the entrance, adding a touch of greenery and structure. The pathway consists of large square stepping stones set into a lush green lawn, guiding visitors to a white door framed by natural wooden shingles on the exterior of the house. A brick chimney rises prominently to the right, contrasting with the greenery and the soft gray-shingled roof, evoking a cozy, inviting ambiance.

Side Yard and Exterior

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The side yard of this historic home is characterized by a lush, well-maintained green lawn bordered by a variety of neatly trimmed shrubs and bushes. The exterior walls of the house reveal a classic weathered cedar shake siding in rich brown tones, blending seamlessly with the natural landscape. A white-framed window and door punctuate the façade, adding contrast and charm to the rustic aesthetic. The roof is composed of aged wooden shingles with a steep pitch typical of traditional American cottages. The space feels serene, enhanced by an overarching tree providing dappled shade and a boundary of dense hedges creating privacy and intimacy in the yard.

Cozy Living Room

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Bright and inviting living room centered around a white brick fireplace with a classic wooden mantel. A round mirror flanked by two wall sconces adds symmetry above the hearth. Natural light streams through three large windows framed in crisp white trim, enhancing the neutral walls. The space is furnished with a mix of soft beige and brown upholstered seating including an armchair, a tufted ottoman coffee table with dark wooden legs, and a comfortable sofa adorned with patterned throw pillows featuring blue accents. A textured woven carpet covers the floor, while a large abstract painting in shades of blue adds a vibrant touch to the right wall. A glass and metal side table with a warm-hued lamp complements the modern yet relaxed decor.

Kitchen and Dining Nook

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This kitchen features white cabinetry with classic chrome knobs and marble countertops on both sides, creating a clean and timeless look. Stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator, gas stove, and dishwasher, complement the space with modern functionality. The wooden floor adds warmth and contrasts nicely with the white surfaces. A compact marble island with black legs sits centrally, topped with a simple blue bowl. Two pendant light fixtures provide gentle lighting. A white wooden china cabinet and a small round table with white chairs are positioned near an open doorway leading to a cozy living area. Above the doorway, a sign reads “EAST HAMPTON,” adding a charming personal touch.

Kitchen Dining Nook

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Bright and airy kitchen with white cabinetry and marble countertops surrounding a stainless steel stove and dishwasher. Glass-front cabinets display colorful glassware, adding a subtle decorative touch. Hardwood floors provide warmth and contrast to the predominantly white palette. A small round wooden dining table with a blue rooster figurine sits by a large window with white trim, offering a view of lush greenery outside. Pendant and ceiling lights provide functional illumination with a modern yet simple design. The overall aesthetic balances classic charm and contemporary cleanliness in a cozy, inviting space.

Dining Room and Adjacent Sitting Area

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The dining area presents a large oval wooden table with turned legs, surrounded by modern white chairs featuring natural wooden legs, blending rustic and contemporary styles. Natural light floods through multiple large, grid-patterned windows framed in crisp white molding, enhancing the airy ambiance. Light beige woven carpeting defines the dining zone, complementing the dark wood flooring along its edge. White walls with half-height wainscoting add classic detail, while a white ceiling fan with attached lamps provides functional lighting. Through the open doorway, a cozy sitting area reveals neutral-toned armchairs and a sofa, with large windows and French doors opening to greenery outside, emphasizing the home’s connection to nature.

Living Room Seating Area

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A bright and inviting living area with white painted exposed ceiling beams and soft cream walls create a fresh, airy ambiance. The space contains mid-century modern-inspired furniture including a gray sectional sofa paired with two matching armchairs. A wooden coffee table rests on a textured, natural fiber area rug, adding warmth and texture. Large multi-pane windows and sliding glass doors allow abundant natural light and offer garden views. A pop of color is provided by abstract wall art with red, black, and yellow tones. The room merges comfort with a simple, clean aesthetic.

Seating Area

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Two modern, mid-century style grey armchairs with clean lines face a large flat-screen TV mounted on a soft white wall. Beneath the TV, a white cabinet with glass pane doors holds media equipment, contributing to a minimalist aesthetic. The room’s ceiling features white-painted wood planks and beams, adding texture and a historic charm that contrasts with the contemporary furnishings. Wheat-toned woven area rug covers rich dark hardwood floors, adding warmth. An adjacent open doorway reveals a cozy dining area with white molded chairs and a wooden table, emphasizing an open, airy, and inviting layout.

Bedroom Details

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A softly painted sky blue room with white trim and ceiling presents a relaxing atmosphere. A large bed with a pale upholstered headboard is neatly made with layered white bedding and fluffy pillows, enhancing the light and airy feel. A white bedside table holds a glowing lamp and a few decorative items. Across the room, a white dresser with a classic design is topped with a textured lamp and a teal accent book. Three small pieces of modern art in wooden frames add subtle pops of color, complementing the overall calm, coastal-inspired aesthetic. White roman blinds cover the windows, coordinating with the crisp white radiator and dark hardwood floor beneath.

Cozy Bedroom Corner

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Soft sage green walls frame a serene bedroom space with white trim and a ceiling fan overhead. A neatly made bed sits against the right wall, dressed in textured white bedding and flanked by a light beige upholstered headboard with nailhead trim. A simple black wooden chair rests against the left wall beneath a white-trimmed window that reveals an outdoor area with a pool and seating. A small white bedside table on the right holds a lamp and a tissue box, while a framed lighthouse painting brings a coastal touch to the calm and inviting atmosphere.

Sunroom Office Nook

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Long, narrow sunroom converted into a minimalistic office nook with white paneled walls and ceiling. Multiple large, white-framed windows allow abundant natural light and offer views of greenery outside, enhancing the airy feel. Dark hardwood flooring contrasts with the bright walls, grounding the space. A simple wooden desk with tapered legs holds a modern computer monitor, paired with a black slatted-back chair. French doors with divided glass panes and crystal knobs lead into the room, adding a classic architectural detail. A small robotic vacuum cleaner rests discreetly on the floor in the corner, combining old-world charm with modern convenience.

Hallway Nook

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A compact hallway nook is framed by clean white walls and doors, highlighting a black wooden cabinet with glass paneled sliding doors. The cabinet holds neatly stacked magazines or books, suggesting functional storage. On top, a textured white ceramic lamp with a beige shade emits soft light, paired with a woven rectangular tray containing decorative objects, adding warmth and subtle texture. Above the cabinet hangs an abstract painting in muted tones of blue, brown, and rust, bringing a touch of color and artistic flair. Dark hardwood flooring grounds the simple yet refined aesthetic.

Cozy Bedroom Corner

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An intimate bedroom space with a slanted ceiling painted bright white, contrasting with warm beige walls that create a soft, inviting atmosphere. The bed is neatly made with a textured, pale beige quilt, accented by three large decorative pillows in a rich green and cream pattern, adding a vibrant touch. A black wooden bedside table rests beside the bed, holding a glass lamp with a natural woven accent. Natural light floods the room through a large window framed with crisp white trim and a simple white valance, offering views of lush greenery outside. A framed artwork featuring cool blue and green tones hangs on the wall, complementing the color palette and adding a modern artistic element to the otherwise cozy, understated room.

Bathroom Vanity and Shower

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White vanity with a smooth countertop integrates a classic sink with modern chrome fixtures. A large flat mirror stretches above the vanity, illuminated by three pendant lights with frosted glass shades. Walls painted in a light pastel green complement the white beadboard wainscoting that runs halfway up the wall. The shower area features white subway tiles covering the sloped ceiling and walls within a glass enclosure. The floor consists of small white hexagonal tiles, continuing the vintage aesthetic. A small white cabinet with a patterned door stands between the toilet and shower, adding subtle visual interest.

Cozy Attic Bedroom

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A compact bedroom located under a sloped attic ceiling with soft beige walls and white trim. A large bed covered with white bedding and floral-patterned pillows is centered against the lower wall. Matching wall-mounted lamps flank the bed, complementing the dark wood nightstand on the left. A large window with a white Roman shade allows natural light in, brightening the space. An abstract blue and white painting adds a bold accent to the wall. A beige upholstered bench sits at the foot of the bed, while a full-length mirror reflects part of the room and hallway. Warm wooden floors and neutral tones create a serene, inviting atmosphere.

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