Curves and Craftsmanship Define This Bridgehampton Estate
Curves and Craftsmanship Define This Bridgehampton Estate
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Publish Date: 2026-05-15 12:35:00
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Bridgehampton embodies much of what makes the Hamptons so desirable — a charming, yet vibrant Main Street, pristine ocean beaches, a central location near Sag Harbor, East Hampton and Southampton, and some of the region’s most coveted equestrian properties. Tucked into the heart of Bridgehampton’s horse country, a five-acre estate now on the market pairs refined design with the kind of privacy increasingly elusive on the East End.
Designed by the noted Barnes Coy Architects, the 5,700-square-foot residence at 724 Millstone Road offers a timeless Hamptons character and modern craftsmanship for $5.995 million.
“The consistency of its architectural details is one of its most compelling aspects,” says listing agent Casey Edelstein of Kenilworth Equities. “The curved lines repeated throughout the interiors, combined with the semi-circular pool design, create a subtle but intentional continuity that gives the estate a very custom feel.”
The shingled home offers 5,700 square feet of space.Courtesy of Kenilworth Equities
Originally built in the early 2000s, the home is now owned by its second owner, who purchased it in 2008.
The scale and setting also distinguish it from others, she explains. “Five acres in Bridgehampton horse country is increasingly rare, particularly when paired with architecture of this caliber and such a thoughtfully composed estate layout. The property feels private and pastoral while still maintaining convenient access to the villages and beaches,” she says. “Architecturally, it also feels far more bespoke than many homes at this price point, with recurring curved forms, dramatic ceiling heights, and an overall cohesiveness that gives the estate real identity.”
From the exterior to the interior, the home features an elevated, thoughtfully curated material palette, says Edelstein, noting the cedar shingle siding and copper gutters and leaders.
An entry hall leads to a dramatic double-height circular foyer, where sculptural…
