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Sam's Creek House
Sam's Creek House
Bridgehampton, NY, United States
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Sam's Creek House
Bridgehampton, NY, United States
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
This second home for a young family, situated on a slip of land between Sam’s Creek inlet and the Atlantic Ocean, is comprised of intersecting layers of transitional indoor-outdoor spaces and generous expanses of glazing that filter sunlight and views through its interiors. The house opens up to a great lawn, vegetated wetlands, and sunsets over the inlet, and captures views to the ocean from the roof. Constructed of shiplap siding counterbalanced with an abundance of glass walls and windows, the house is composed of two main volumes—a block and a bar—connected by a recessed, transparent link.
Interiors transition from an informal kitchen-dining-living area, to a screened porch, to an open-air terrace. A guest suite and cabana open onto the pool, while private second floor spaces, including a master suite, intersect with outdoor spaces and daylight filtered through skylights, large windows, and slatted screens. A roof deck lounge provides views across the Atlantic Ocean. The house was designed according to FEMA Flood Zone Hazard standards and subject to local tidal wetlands and waterways permits.
Interiors transition from an informal kitchen-dining-living area, to a screened porch, to an open-air terrace. A guest suite and cabana open onto the pool, while private second floor spaces, including a master suite, intersect with outdoor spaces and daylight filtered through skylights, large windows, and slatted screens. A roof deck lounge provides views across the Atlantic Ocean. The house was designed according to FEMA Flood Zone Hazard standards and subject to local tidal wetlands and waterways permits.
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