0.51
acres +/-6
bedrooms6,256
Square Feet +/-6F/2H
bathroomsCompleted in 2026, this new construction modern residence introduces a clean architectural perspective to a quiet stretch of Amagansett. Developed and built by Young Developments and designed by Gregory Sharp, the 6,256 SF+/- home offers 6 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half bathrooms, and a refined palette of natural textures, warm minimalism, and expansive glazing. Set on 0.51 acres+/-, it is thoughtfully arranged for indoor and outdoor living with manicured landscaping, outdoor amenities, and multiple areas for gathering. Elevated finishes including European white oak flooring, custom millwork, and Turkish marble surfaces define a modern Amagansett lifestyle grounded in quality craftsmanship and understated sophistication.
Situated moments from Gardiner’s Bay Beach and the Devon Yacht Club, 8 Heatherwood Lane balances privacy with seamless access to Amagansett’s everyday conveniences. The home is within minutes of the village’s cafés, markets, boutique shopping, and dining, offering a relaxed yet connected lifestyle in one of the area’s most desirable residential enclaves. Mature landscaping and a quiet lane setting enhance the sense of seclusion while keeping the best of Amagansett close at hand.
The interiors are shaped by clarity, proportion, and soft natural light. A hand-sculpted 3-story floating steel staircase topped by a skylight frame connects all 3-levels of luxurious living space. The main living area introduces an open, airy environment, where a 25’ wide floor-to-ceiling glass wall draws the eye outward and opens fully to the rear terrace. This seamless flow between interior and exterior creates a central gathering space that is equally suited to quiet mornings or lively entertaining. A sculptural fireplace finished in venetian plaster anchors the room with a sense of calm elegance.
The adjoining kitchen with separate pantry blends warmth andsophistication, constructed of custom oak cabinetry, a 13’ island and adjoining entertainment bar, finished in luxurious Turkish marble. Thermador appliances and thoughtfully integrated storage provide both functionality and visual harmony. The dining area sits within the same bright volume, allowing the entire space to function as one cohesive indoor and outdoor living experience.
The primary suite continues this feeling of ease with soft natural light, a gas fireplace, a generous closet, and a spa-like bathroom with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and The primary suite continues this feeling of ease with soft natural light, a gas fireplace, a generous closet, and a spa-like bathroom with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a cedar lined outdoor shower.
The exterior environment is composed with the same intentionality as the interiors. A 20' × 40' heated saltwater gunite pool forms the heart of the outdoor program, surrounded by manicured lawn, specimen trees, boxwood and juniper gardens, and sculpted hedges.
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Young Developments
Gregory Sharp Architect
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