Estia at lunch!

The chicken tacos with guacamole!! It may not be a Mexican Restaurant but these guys rock. The tortilla soup is spicy good too!!

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Featured Property $2,695,000

4240 Noyac Rd.
Sag Harbor 11963

Type:

Single Family

Beds:

Baths:

3.5

Home Size:

1800

Lot Size:

58370.4

Description:

Beautifully renovated (2019/2020) and ideally located just moments from Sag Harbor Village, this chic, resort-style retreat offers 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and effortless indoor-outdoor living on a cleared 1.34-acre property. The light-filled home features a skylit great room with vaulted ceilings, wood-burning fireplace, and a wall of glass opening to the patio and 20' x 40' heated pool. An open kitchen with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and breakfast alcove flows into a generous dining area—perfect for entertaining. Coastal finishes throughout include knotty pine floors, shiplap accents, and a soft, modern palette. Two main-level primary suites, including one with marble bath and another with private screened porch access, are complemented by a guest bedroom and full bath. The finished lower level adds a fourth bedroom, full bath, media/lounge space, and laundry. The expansive, fully cleared grounds offer exceptional privacy and may accommodate a tennis court or small sport court (subject to approvals). Set well back from the road with a 2-car garage, and located close to Long Beach, farm stands, and village dining—this is easy Sag Harbor living, summer or year-round.

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