This turn of the century, shingled, summer cottage has been lovingly and expertly restored and expanded. Originally built by apprentices of William Merrit Chase and his American Impressionist School, it is one of the few remaining turn-of-the-century cottages in Shinnecock. It is sited on 3.5 beautifully landscaped acres designed by renowned landscape architect, Edwina Von Gal, and abuts a 10 acre reserve. The 8,000 square foot manse features 6- bedrooms, 6.5- baths, 6 fireplaces, and generous public rooms each with lovely garden views. There is a new state of the art kitchen which opens into a large gathering room with reclaimed chestnut to match the wood in the original part of the house. From this room doors open out to the formal garden on one side and to a terrace overlooking the pool on the other. The heated, gunite pool offers a lounge area and is surrounded by specimen trees and rolling lawn. Enter through the structural stone archway to the wine cellar and lower level cutting room and exit to the boxwood garden. From the third floor roof deck there are unobstructed views in all directions. All systems through this home are of the finest quality. Artisans and true craftsmen built and restored this unique, extraordinary property.