You may think you’ve seen a few fancy houses in your time, but you truly haven’t seen true eye-popping, over-the-top opulence and a truly stunning array of amenities – including a movie theater, bowling alley, and a shark tank…yes, an actual shark tank, for actual sharks – until you’ve taken a gander at this astonishing Long Island estate that was just listed on the market for the whopping price of $59.5 million.
Located at 70 Cobb Lane in the Southampton hamlet of Water Mill, this 28,000 square-foot residence – situated up in a massive 12.2 acres of land on a private peninsula overlooking Mecox Bay – boasts 11 bedrooms, 19 baths, 5 powder rooms and an attached 3-car garage.
The interior simply bleeds elegance and style, with an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances and marble countertops with a generous stew pantry, as well as a formal dining room with seating for ten. In addition, the formal living area connects to a private study and a separate den with a fireplace and wet bar. The secondary level offers a spacious primary suite along with six guest bedrooms – four of which are ensuite – as well as seating areas and multiple terraces offering sweeping views of both the estate and Mecox Bay.
But the extras are where this estate truly shines, with a 14-seat movie theatre, 2-lane bowling alley with a viewing area for 12 people, half-court indoor basketball, professional gym, 350-bottle wine cellar, a game room with billiards, 750 gallon shark tank – just in case you happen to have a pet shark – wet bar, arcade, and ping pong table.
This is all capped off by a massage room, spa with sauna and steam room, an indoor swimming pool, courtyard with fire pit and concealed outdoor television, multiple lounging areas, heated pool with a spa and waterfall, outdoor half basketball court, and an outdoor dining area with large grill and pizza oven.
According to Hedgerow Exclusive Properties, the realtor representing the seller, “this resort-like estate is truly a unique south of the highway opportunity.” For those with tens of millions of dollars burning a hole in their pocket, anyway!
