Set along 242 feet of direct Georgica Pond frontage, this 8,500-square-foot Jeffrey Collé residence is shaped by its extraordinary relationship to the water. Expansive views extend across the pond toward the ocean, while the home’s elongated composition creates a private, sheltered landscape around the pool and outdoor living areas.

The architecture presents a contemporary interpretation of the traditional Hamptons estate. Shingle-clad gabled volumes are connected by lower glass-lined wings, giving the substantial residence a carefully articulated and residential scale. Large-format windows and expansive glass doors bring natural light deep into the interiors while creating a continuous connection between the house, gardens and waterfront.

The main level unfolds through a series of generous living and entertaining spaces, including a formal double-height sitting and dining room, open kitchen and informal living room. These spaces open directly onto covered outdoor dining and lounge areas, an outdoor kitchen and the pool terrace. A separate pool house and artist’s studio complete the landscaped courtyard.

The residence includes six en-suite bedrooms. A flexible first-floor bedroom may also serve as a private office, while the second floor accommodates four guest suites and the primary suite. Positioned to capture views of both Georgica Pond and the ocean, the primary suite includes dual dressing rooms, a fireplace, a steam shower and access to a private terrace. An additional roof deck provides an elevated vantage point across the surrounding landscape and water.

An elevator connects each level, while a mudroom, laundry room, secondary entrance and attached three-car garage are seamlessly integrated into the plan. The result is a refined waterfront residence that balances architectural presence with privacy, warmth and an effortless connection to its setting.