Out with the old: Questions for Hamptons houses with new discovery

Busy buyers seeking to add Hamptons to their Playpens Playpens portfolio want one thing: the pleasure of the warder.

That is why intermediaries say they are looking for new construction is growing.

“If you are willing to make a decision, you are organized and do not change your mind, you can close in December and will be ready until June,” says Martha Gundersen of Elucan renovation in Hamptons. “But if it’s big and if it’s a bowel renovation, where you bring it to studies, raise your home and place in a basement-in the whole way a whole-house that can last a year, in a year and a half.”

In 172 the old road reap in Amagansett, however, you will not have to touch one thing. It is 8,200 square meters and seven bedrooms with newly built living rooms, with appliances such as a 202-meter-old lit pool, a hot tub, a tennis field, a “sports field”, a sun deck and 3,000 square meters of travertine patches filled with an exterior kitchen, dining area, grass. Gundersen is raising it for $ 12.5 million.

“The question is coming from families with young children,” she says. “They want to push around the baby’s carriages in the lane, walk to the beach or a farm stand and live a very healthy low key life.

There are also families from California or Florida with children and Bigkids live in New York who buy a house for togethers. They buy new buildings because there is less maintenance – air conditioners are new, everything is new. You don’t have to spend your time waiting for contractors to fix things. “

But if you want a fresh facade, buy now, adds the Douglas Elliman Thomas Cavallo mediator, who comes from a Builder East End family. “The inventory is low and the cost of the material is rising,” he says, pointing out that prices are likely to rise for the current way. “Where do you think our whole subject comes from? He comes from Canada. So it will make the cost of new construction grow a little.”

When future costs increase, builders tend to reproduce their existing inventory in what would come to build today, leaving no room for relief. However, a hot option-while it is hot just finished by BJC Custom Homes to 5 Coopers Widow Coopers Pat in North Haven.

It is eight beds, 10-banks with 9,600 square meters deceived with all new technologies and toys-a spacious Wellness center with steam and sauna and a cinema in the home to “Standing” pool and cabins. Cavallo ranked it for $ 11.99 million.

Or add ultra-convinience to Ultra-Ease by shopping at Westhempton Beach.

There, with six beds, eight baths, 4,900 square meters “Modern Beach Home” Nordic in 774 Dune Road was recently built by Dunes First.

Modern conveniences include: a light army pool, a shower and bathroom cabin, a cook kitchen (Gaggenau and thermlador, control and control) and a four -car garage.

Is looking for $ 8.75 million with the Christopher Fush Fush of Compass.

“Serenity now” would never approve.