| 31 Palma Terrace |
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| A bold modern masterpiece has risen on this humble side street between Cedar St. and Newtown Lane. The audacity of that statement mirrors the balls that this home's builder must be packing to put a top of the line glass showcase amidst a neighborhood of primarily aging old ranches. |
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| we are talking 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, 4,600 sq. ft. including the finished basement on .38 acres with an infinity gunite pool avec waterfall, encased in glass and the highest end finishes and full amenities like radiant floors, media room, gym, built-in plasmas throughout, fireplaces, a reflecting pool, and stone and slate and bamboo from top to bottom. The house is being advertised as being inspired by a vintage Mercedes Roadster, which incidientally is sitting in the garage as a throw-in for the potential purchaser. |
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| While some of the finishes in the basement don't really live up to the standards of the rest of the house (they seem to have run out of gas at the finish line), this house is remarkable and not just from the stark contrast from it's neighbors. If you are bullish about the longterm prospects of East Hampton's most ordinary neighborhoods, then this may be a reasonable investment. But at $3.4 million (not including the custom-made furniture), this house is a bit risky. Regardless, it would be an amazing place to live and a must see. I think someone will buy it at some price that will make the builders happy that they blazed this trail. Listed with Elisabeth Mills at Corcoran |
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