104 Foster Crossing

Rare offering on one of Southampton's most desirable streets, close to Gin lane beaches and Southampton Village, the shingle-style traditional is both generous and welcoming. Filled with sun, thanks to full southern exposure, it boasts multiple terraces and a covered porch, and is close enough to the ocean to hear the waves. Built in 1930 (but not zoned historic) yet thoroughly up-to-date, the 7,900-square-foot two-story home has four fireplaces, eight bedrooms, five full and two half baths, a library, and staff quarters. The first floor includes a private junior master, a wood paneled living room with fireplace, a library, a sun room, formal dining room with fire place and a modern Bulthaupt kitchen with breakfast area. The main stairs leads to the master suite with separate sitting room and a private terrace. An additional six bedrooms, including two staff bedrooms and a back staircase offer plenty of room and privacy. Featuring a gated drive, the "grand cottage" was constructed during Southampton's Gilded Age and is protected by mature plantings and hedgerows. Additional amenities include an expansive lawn, heated pool, and sunken all-weather tennis court.