If just one Hamptons home won’t do for you, this two-for-one listing in Water Mill, NY, is something to consider.

The $4.59 million asking price will buy two adjacent properties, each with its own 2.9-acre lot and architecturally significant residence.

But if you do prefer just one home, that can also be arranged, too.

It’s “buyer’s choice of one of these special homes—or both—to create the ultimate Hamptons compound,” says the property’s co-listing agent, Jack Pearson.

Both homes have a modern design and a nature-inspired spirit.

“These homes were originally designed by 1100 Architect to take advantage of the light and treescape and also to minimize the impact on the surrounding environment,” says Pearson. “The Modern Treehouse won an AIA New York State Design Award in 2008.”

The New York-based firm, 1100 Architect, was founded by David Piscuskas and Juergen Riehm and is devoted to buildings made for contemporary life. The firm also designs its structures with respect for the surrounding community of people and animals.

Room to grow

“The underlying principle of both homes is ‘open to light, hidden by trees,’” Pearson explains.

Together, the homes offer four bedrooms and four bathrooms, spread across 2,329 square feet. The property is completely private but come with easy access to three prime Hamptons villages—Sag Harbor, Bridgehampton, and Southampton—as well as ocean and bay beaches and farm fields.

The homes can be left intact or transformed entirely. Purchased as a pair or individually, the opportunity exists to build alongside these sublime structures.

“They are part of what was originally designed as a massive family retreat,” Pearson notes. “The seller, an artist, is keeping the main house as his private residence, on its own 10-acre plot, and offering these two dwellings as a tremendous development opportunity. Nowhere else can you live in an icon of design while you create your own masterpiece on the same property, with all infrastructure in place.”

The quiet and roomy property makes for an ideal retreat from New York City—particularly for busy executives or creatives.

“It really reminds me of a slice of the Hudson Valley, wooded and serene, but right here in the heart of the Hamptons,” Pearson says. “Eastern Long Island does not have a lot of elevation, but this part of Noyac Path has one-of-a-kind treetop views, so your sunsets will be incredible.”

Pearson is listing the property with Jeremy Dunham, of Compass.

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