24, 20 Jule Pond Drive, Water Mill, NY 11968 - Suffolk County

Situated on approximately 4.79 acres of prime waterfront land, 24 and 20 Jule Pond Drive create a distinctive Hamptons retreat defined by privacy, presence, and coastal beauty. Sweeping vistas extend from Channel Pond to the Atlantic Ocean, with expansive frontage on Channel Pond and access to the ocean beach creating a setting that is both powerful and serene. At the core of the offering is 24 Jule Pond Drive, a substantial waterfront residence within the historic Fordune Estates of Water Mill. Fordune Estates is a prestigious enclave in Southampton, originally created as the 250-acre oceanfront retreat of Henry Ford II, grandson of the Ford Motor Company founder. Today it encompasses approximately 42 acres and is home to an array of distinguished residences. The home spans approximately 7,500 square feet with generous proportions throughout, featuring six bedrooms and five and one half baths. Surrounded by two serene ponds and positioned to maximize ocean and beach views, the property captures the full breadth of its waterfront setting. Outdoor living is equally compelling. The estate includes a heated gunite pool, pool house, covered dining pavilion, and an all-weather tennis court, creating a complete and effortless environment for relaxation and entertaining. The 2.68-acre parcel at 20 Jule Pond Drive expands the opportunity even further, offering room for a guest house, wellness retreat, or private studio crafted to the next owner's vision. For those seeking an estate defined by scale, connection to the land, and architectural presence, this combined offering stands apart. With close proximity to Southampton Village's Main Street, its shopping, dining, and cultural destinations, as well as premier golf courses just minutes away, the setting delivers a coveted blend of privacy and effortless access.

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