96 Northwest Landing Rd

Privacy, views and a work of art are best words to describe this East Hampton gem. This bespoke modern boasts breathtaking views of the west-facing sunset and the tranquil waters of Northwest Harbor and Cedar Point Lighthouse. Built with a meticulous eye for detail by Trunzo Builders in 2018, this home is an architectural marvel, made with only the finest materials, including radiant poured concrete floors, steel beams and stone, which give way to soaring ceilings and walls of floor-to-ceiling windows and doors. The open main level of the home is bathed in natural light, casting a warm and inviting glow over the spacious interiors. The kitchen, a chef's dream, is fitted with granite countertops, custom cabinetry, and top-of-the-line appliances, making it the ideal place to create and enjoy culinary masterpieces. The living room, with its gas fireplace, hidden TV, and built-in bookcase, is a cozy and comfortable space to relax and entertain guests. The main level also includes a large dining room, powder room, and elevator. The primary bedroom, a true retreat, is concealed behind the bookcase and features built-in closets, a custom dresser and TV. The large en-suite bathroom has a soaking tub, shower, and multiple vanities. The first floor also boasts three additional en-suite bedrooms, a spacious office, and a gym, ensuring that everyone in the home has a private and peaceful space to call their own. Step outside to the screened porch, and be transported to a world of peace and serenity. Overlooking the infinity edge pool, beautiful gardens, and a tranquil koi pond, this is the perfect place to unwind and bask in the breathtaking views. The property also includes a elevator, built-in grill, fire pit, outdoor shower, 2-car detached garage, top-of-the-line landscape lighting, and outdoor dining table, making it the ideal space for outdoor entertaining. This home is a true work of art, a harmonious blend of beauty, comfort, and functionality. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that simply must be seen to be fully appreciated