Property
Ownership: | For Sale |
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Type: | single-family |
Rooms: | 12 |
Bedrooms: | 4 BR |
Bathrooms: | 3.5 |
Pets: | Pets No |
Lot Size: | 1.20 Acres |
Financials
DescriptionA unique opportunity to curate a historic property in Nassau Point awaits you. Originally owned by John Carrington, who was the owner of Nassau Point, The Carrington House, affectionately known as "Crestwood," is a residence from the 1800s that showcases its historical significance, architectural details, and craftsmanship. Originally constructed as a summer home at the highest elevation of The Point, this elegant house sits on 1.2 acres and features spacious rooms, high ceilings, intricate hand-carved moldings, and oversized windows. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a screened-in front porch that leads to a gracious foyer. French glass doors open to a stately library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, while a wood-burning fireplace serves as the focal point in the spacious living room. The dining room is designed for hosting large gatherings, with access to a quaint solarium. The kitchen, highlighted by painted tiles, includes a walk-in pantry, a Garland stove, and a casual dining area with a bay window. It also has a side entrance that features a mudroom and additional storage. The first-floor primary ensuite boasts vaulted ceilings and has a separate entrance through the breezeway off the library. Three additional bedrooms are located on the second floor, along with an office space and a full bathroom. The finished attic features three distinct rooms with wide plank wood floors and stenciled walls, providing versatile space that could be repurposed as a recreation room, art studio, gym, wellness area, or extra storage. Outside, a picturesque three-stall barn with a hay loft complements the property. The fenced-in homestead includes a garage with a partitioned space that can easily be converted into a potting shed with gardens. This property offers a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of cherished history while enhancing it for modern living. Enjoy two private beaches, one at the entrance to the community with extensive views of Little Peconic Bay, and another at the point overlooking Robin's Island. In addition, there are rights of way to access the water, throughout the point, along with the opportunity to join the community association. Zoning provides various uses, including B&B for entrepreneurs! Select photos are virtually enhanced.
Amenities- Awnings
- Beach Access
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Fire Pit
- First Floor Bedroom
- First Floor Full Bath
- Formal Dining
- Garden
- Gas Oven
- High ceiling
- Kitchen Island
- Other
- Refrigerator
- Wood Burning
A unique opportunity to curate a historic property in Nassau Point awaits you. Originally owned by John Carrington, who was the owner of Nassau Point, The Carrington House, affectionately known as "Crestwood," is a residence from the 1800s that showcases its historical significance, architectural details, and craftsmanship. Originally constructed as a summer home at the highest elevation of The Point, this elegant house sits on 1.2 acres and features spacious rooms, high ceilings, intricate hand-carved moldings, and oversized windows. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a screened-in front porch that leads to a gracious foyer. French glass doors open to a stately library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, while a wood-burning fireplace serves as the focal point in the spacious living room. The dining room is designed for hosting large gatherings, with access to a quaint solarium. The kitchen, highlighted by painted tiles, includes a walk-in pantry, a Garland stove, and a casual dining area with a bay window. It also has a side entrance that features a mudroom and additional storage. The first-floor primary ensuite boasts vaulted ceilings and has a separate entrance through the breezeway off the library. Three additional bedrooms are located on the second floor, along with an office space and a full bathroom. The finished attic features three distinct rooms with wide plank wood floors and stenciled walls, providing versatile space that could be repurposed as a recreation room, art studio, gym, wellness area, or extra storage. Outside, a picturesque three-stall barn with a hay loft complements the property. The fenced-in homestead includes a garage with a partitioned space that can easily be converted into a potting shed with gardens. This property offers a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of cherished history while enhancing it for modern living. Enjoy two private beaches, one at the entrance to the community with extensive views of Little Peconic Bay, and another at the point overlooking Robin's Island. In addition, there are rights of way to access the water, throughout the point, along with the opportunity to join the community association. Zoning provides various uses, including B&B for entrepreneurs! Select photos are virtually enhanced.
- Awnings
- Beach Access
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Fire Pit
- First Floor Bedroom
- First Floor Full Bath
- Formal Dining
- Garden
- Gas Oven
- High ceiling
- Kitchen Island
- Other
- Refrigerator
- Wood Burning
A unique opportunity to curate a historic property in Nassau Point awaits you.
DescriptionA unique opportunity to curate a historic property in Nassau Point awaits you. Originally owned by John Carrington, who was the owner of Nassau Point, The Carrington House, affectionately known as "Crestwood," is a residence from the 1800s that showcases its historical significance, architectural details, and craftsmanship. Originally constructed as a summer home at the highest elevation of The Point, this elegant house sits on 1.2 acres and features spacious rooms, high ceilings, intricate hand-carved moldings, and oversized windows. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a screened-in front porch that leads to a gracious foyer. French glass doors open to a stately library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, while a wood-burning fireplace serves as the focal point in the spacious living room. The dining room is designed for hosting large gatherings, with access to a quaint solarium. The kitchen, highlighted by painted tiles, includes a walk-in pantry, a Garland stove, and a casual dining area with a bay window. It also has a side entrance that features a mudroom and additional storage. The first-floor primary ensuite boasts vaulted ceilings and has a separate entrance through the breezeway off the library. Three additional bedrooms are located on the second floor, along with an office space and a full bathroom. The finished attic features three distinct rooms with wide plank wood floors and stenciled walls, providing versatile space that could be repurposed as a recreation room, art studio, gym, wellness area, or extra storage. Outside, a picturesque three-stall barn with a hay loft complements the property. The fenced-in homestead includes a garage with a partitioned space that can easily be converted into a potting shed with gardens. This property offers a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of cherished history while enhancing it for modern living. Enjoy two private beaches, one at the entrance to the community with extensive views of Little Peconic Bay, and another at the point overlooking Robin's Island. In addition, there are rights of way to access the water, throughout the point, along with the opportunity to join the community association. Zoning provides various uses, including B&B for entrepreneurs! Select photos are virtually enhanced.
Amenities- Awnings
- Beach Access
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Fire Pit
- First Floor Bedroom
- First Floor Full Bath
- Formal Dining
- Garden
- Gas Oven
- High ceiling
- Kitchen Island
- Other
- Refrigerator
- Wood Burning
A unique opportunity to curate a historic property in Nassau Point awaits you. Originally owned by John Carrington, who was the owner of Nassau Point, The Carrington House, affectionately known as "Crestwood," is a residence from the 1800s that showcases its historical significance, architectural details, and craftsmanship. Originally constructed as a summer home at the highest elevation of The Point, this elegant house sits on 1.2 acres and features spacious rooms, high ceilings, intricate hand-carved moldings, and oversized windows. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a screened-in front porch that leads to a gracious foyer. French glass doors open to a stately library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, while a wood-burning fireplace serves as the focal point in the spacious living room. The dining room is designed for hosting large gatherings, with access to a quaint solarium. The kitchen, highlighted by painted tiles, includes a walk-in pantry, a Garland stove, and a casual dining area with a bay window. It also has a side entrance that features a mudroom and additional storage. The first-floor primary ensuite boasts vaulted ceilings and has a separate entrance through the breezeway off the library. Three additional bedrooms are located on the second floor, along with an office space and a full bathroom. The finished attic features three distinct rooms with wide plank wood floors and stenciled walls, providing versatile space that could be repurposed as a recreation room, art studio, gym, wellness area, or extra storage. Outside, a picturesque three-stall barn with a hay loft complements the property. The fenced-in homestead includes a garage with a partitioned space that can easily be converted into a potting shed with gardens. This property offers a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of cherished history while enhancing it for modern living. Enjoy two private beaches, one at the entrance to the community with extensive views of Little Peconic Bay, and another at the point overlooking Robin's Island. In addition, there are rights of way to access the water, throughout the point, along with the opportunity to join the community association. Zoning provides various uses, including B&B for entrepreneurs! Select photos are virtually enhanced.
- Awnings
- Beach Access
- Eat-in Kitchen
- Fire Pit
- First Floor Bedroom
- First Floor Full Bath
- Formal Dining
- Garden
- Gas Oven
- High ceiling
- Kitchen Island
- Other
- Refrigerator
- Wood Burning

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