A newly reimagined estate in Mamaroneck, NY, offering breathtaking views of Long Island Sound and Premium Mill Pond, has just hit the market for $15,995,000.
Fresh of a renovation completed earlier this year, the eight-bedroom residence sits on 1.35 acres in the 24-hour guard-gated peninsula of Premium Point.
“Some of the original stone structure remains, but essentially, it’s new construction in that you have a new slate roof, copper detailing, and they completely redid all the interior,” says Zach Harrison, who is co-listing the property with Heather Harrison of The Zach & Heather Harrison Team at Compass.
“One of the amazing things about this property is it’s done by Cum Laude Group, which is one of the premier luxury builders and developers in the Westchester market, so they do a phenomenal job, and it really shows when you walk through the home.”
Known as one of the enclave’s “Big Four” properties for its elevation, scale, water frontage, and privacy, the residence also features entirely new systems and a full builder warranty.
“One thing that I think is really just truly amazing is that you have water views from every room in the house, because you either have views of the Long Island Sound, which are incredible, or you also have views of Premium Mill Pond, which are phenomenal as well,” says Harrison.
The 13,481-square-foot open floor plan offers a dining room with coffered ceilings and bespoke lighting, and a gourmet chef’s kitchen with marble countertops, two islands, custom white oak cabinetry, dual dishwashers, a butler’s pantry, and direct access to a waterfront terrace.
Lavish amenities include a primary retreat with a steam shower, separate guest suites, a wine room, and a third-floor recreation room.
“One of the standouts for me is the primary bedroom suite,” says Harrison. “You have scenic waterfront views of the Long Island Sound that are really amazing. It also has a marble fireplace, two walk-in closets, and a really amazing, beautiful primary bath. So it’s really just an extraordinary, extraordinary space.”
Luxurious details found throughout the multi-level interior include an elevator for easy access to each level, glass walls, white oak floors, custom millwork, and a sculptural staircase.
“Premium Point is an outstanding community,” he notes. “It’s really special in that it’s a peninsula. It’s surrounded by the Long Island Sound and Premium Mill Pond. It has 24-hour gated security, so there’s tremendous privacy and seclusion, but it’s also very close to Manhattan.
“Another amazing thing about the community is residents have private beach access and access to boat slips. So, you really have an amazing community with waterfront living, great security, and convenience in a very unique way.”
The property also has a heated and cooled three-car garage, a two-story pool house/guest suite, and a dedicated fitness level. Designed for entertaining and relaxing, a covered waterfront terrace, overlooking the pool and spa, has an outdoor kitchen.
Harrison believes there are most likely three different types of buyers this estate appeals to.
“It could either be somebody who currently lives in New York City and wants to move to the suburbs, but be very close to New York City with close commuting access, and they want super high-end construction with privacy, water views, and space,” he says.
“It could also be somebody who’s already living in the suburbs of New York City, already living in Westchester County, who wants to move up to a larger home, and who’s always dreamed of having incredible water views, scenic views, and private beach access in Westchester County without having to go anywhere else.
“And then third, it could also be a buyer who has homes throughout the United States or throughout the world who’s looking for something that’s really unique and special. It’s also a very convenient drive to Greenwich as well.”
Ultimately, Harrison says he thinks the home might be used as a primary residence.
“We have seen a number of buyers over the years who will buy a home like this and have a city apartment and kind of use it as their weekend getaway home as well as their summer home during the warmer months,” he notes. “So, I think it could work very well in either context. It’s an extraordinary residence and is just really, really special and unique.”
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