The estate at 635 Daniels Lane in Sagaponack is hitting the market for the first time in more than 60 years, listed at $85 million, Behind the Hedges reported.
The listing is the fourth-most expensive in the Hamptons right now. If sold at ask, the price would amount to more than $6,200 per square foot.
The sellers appear to be third-generation real estate developers Mark and Stephen Perlbinder. The brothers have been feuding over a family fortune for years, the New York Post reported back in 2021.
The brick and steel mansion spans nearly 14,000 square feet. There are 10 bedrooms — many with floor-to-ceiling glass windows — 12 bathrooms and two half baths.
Designer John Saladino and architect Peter Marino both contributed to building the estate, the latter overseeing a 10,000-square-foot addition in 2005.
The estate has more than five acres and includes 357 feet of ocean frontage. It borders a dunescape preserved by the Peconic Land Trust. The property also includes a pool and a greenhouse.
Corcoran’s Tim Davis has the listing. In the spring, the Perlbinders were reportedly seeking $150 million for the home, which was being shopped around as a pocket listing.
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