Bordering a sprawling 130± acre reserve, this exceptional retreat designed by Stelle Lomont embodies the essence of Amagansett's "Promised Land." Thoughtfully designed, the home features three bedrooms, two versatile loft spaces, and two and a half baths. The open-concept living, dining, and kitchen areas capture breathtaking southern views of the reserve, while the second floor offers glimpses of Napeague Bay. Expansive decking and a screened-in porch provide the perfect setting to take in the surrounding meadow views. Outdoors, a heated 10' x 34' gunite pool and a secluded outdoor shower complete this serene escape. Ideally located just moments from the Atlantic Ocean, Napeague Bay, and the Walking Dunes, this home is truly one of a kind. Architectural Narrative from Fred Stelle, Founding Partner, of STELLE LOMONT ROUHANI ARCHITECTS. "The Cranberry Hole Road house is a simple reconstruction and alteration of existing structures in the vernacular of building tradition on Eastern Long Island. That vernacular is both architectural and volumetric and rooted in the economy of means which forms the basis of early building here. The existing structures were organized, modified and in some cases enlarged to create additional indoor and private outdoor spaces. The Gable roof volumes, the simple materials, details and scale of the house speak to their place in the history of this place. This house is an example of the kind of early work of the office which is essential to who we are."