A PAGE FROM HISTORY Overlooking the historic Hook Mill Green with it's Veteran's Memorial and the iconic Hook Mill Windmill, yet just down the street from all the shops, restaurants, and theaters that comprise present day life in East Hampton Village.This lovely home, built by Lewis Jones in 1849 sits proudly on a private and serene half acre property complete with it's original two story barn, an artist's studio, and heated pool. There's even the quintessential "spreading chestnut tree" dating back to the home's original construction. Inside the main house are three bedrooms and two full baths, with two more bathrooms and cozy get aways in the outlying buildings. The inviting eat-in kitchen is filled with light from the surround of windows and opens to the back deck for easy entertaining. A fireplace in the first floor master bedroom will provide cozy warmth in the winter as will the one in the front parlor and there's beautiful wide plank flooring throughout the house. Originally known as the William Bennett House, this historic "house on the hill" is a unique and special place to call home. Folio #: 07470
Key Features:
2 Wood-burning Fireplace
Pool Ref: 36508-36224