7 beds9 baths10,000 sqft $14,750,000
Year Built
1833
The historic Nathan P. Howell house is the largest property on renowned Captain's Row and a rare example of period architecture, impeccably renovated to the highest level with original details including the double-hung sash windows, shutters, acanthus leaves and moldings, expert craftsmanship, fine millwork and trim, antique wide plank floors, and marble mantles. Built in 1833 representing Sag Harbor's most elaborate Greek Revival architecture and expanded and remodeled in the Italianate style in 1850, the main residence offers over 10,000 sf of living space on four levels with seven bedrooms, eight full and one half baths. Arched entries lead along gracious hallways to grand light-filled parlors with 10-1/2 ft. ceilings. This stylish landmark home also features a superbly appointed epicurean kitchen, nine fireplaces, two staircases, an elevator and a cupola. Situated on over an acre in the heart of the village, the elaborately landscaped grounds and beautiful gardens provide the utmost in privacy and include a gunite pool and a four-bay, climate-controlled garage with art studio attached.
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