La Dune, a 4.2-acre compound in Southampton, is currently on sale for $150 million.
If it sells, it will be the most expensive property ever sold in the Hamptons.
The property includes two residences situated near the beach, with a total of 19 rooms and 18 bathrooms.
A sprawling beach house situated on 4.2 acres of coastal property in Southampton could be the biggest sale ever in the Hamptons — if it manages to find a buyer.
Currently listed at $150 million, the property — two residences with a total of 19 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms across 11,000 square feet — has struggled on the market over the years. According to CNBC, the last owner was art magazine owner Louise Blouin, who put it up for sale in 2016 for $140 million. When the listing stalled, she rented out the lot for a cool $1.2 million a month.
Now, La Dune is back seeking a new owner once more, with the help of Nest Seekers International, a luxury real estate residential and commercial brokerage firm.
The compound is named “La Dune,” after the lush dunes separating the property from the beach.
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La Dune includes 400 feet of beachfront property.
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If salt water’s not your thing, La Dune has two gunite pools …
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… for all your sunbathing needs.
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The compound also had its own tennis court, so you can start up a game if the mood strikes.
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The area is unofficially called “billionaire’s beach” and listing agent Shawn Elliott told CNBC he believes $150 million is “100% a very realistic price point to attract buyers in this marketplace,”
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The main house has four stories.
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Though the main house was originally built in the early 1900s, it has since been “completely updated to the modern day,” according to Nest Seekers International.
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The first residence includes multiple living and dining rooms, designed for entertaining.
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While the compound has struggled to attract a buyer, Elliot told CNBC the property “is the furthest thing from a tear-down,” but noted that even without the residences the lot itself would be about $50 million.
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La Dune includes both a formal dining room …
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… and a breakfast room.
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The main house also has a library with ample room for books.
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The compound includes its own gym …
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… movie theater …
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… billiards room …
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… and several outdoor patios overlooking the ocean.
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There are a total of 19 bedrooms between the two properties — 10 in the first residence and 9 in the second.
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There are also 16 bathrooms, eight in each residence.
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One of the 19 bedrooms at La Dune.
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Both residences include direct access to the beach.
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If it sells at its current price, La Dune would edge out the record 2014 sale of three lots for $137 million in East Hampton, CNBC reported.
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