Tucked into 2.8 wooded acres in Amagansett North, 62 Canvasback offers privacy, scale, and a home designed equally for entertaining and quiet weekends. Designed by architect Andrew Pollock and built by fourth-generation builder Ronald Webb, this newly constructed residence draws from the traditional Hamptons vernacular-cedar shingles, white trim, and long eaves-reinterpreted through more modern rooflines and proportions, resulting in a fresh transitional design. Spanning approximately 8,300 square feet of total buildable area, the home features eight bedrooms, all located above grade-an increasingly hard-to-find offering. Inside, the main level is organized around a 22-by-50-foot great room with 9-foot French doors opening to the south lawn and pool deck. Adjacent to the great room, a chef's kitchen in custom white oak is equipped with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and a 10-foot bifold window that opens directly to the pool deck. Outside, over 5,000 square feet of multi-level Red Balau decking extends across the rear of the property, with more than 4,000 square feet centered around the pool. The pool and spa are separately heated. A cedar-shingled pool house includes a full bathroom, changing room, outdoor shower, sauna, built-in bar, and a large covered overhang for shaded dining and lounging. The lower level extends the living space with a 22-by-50-foot recreation room, nearly 9-foot ceilings, a wet bar, dedicated media area, gym, and three above-grade bedrooms, all with direct access to the outdoors. Upstairs, the 1,500 square foot primary suite features 14-foot cathedral ceilings, two custom white oak walk-in closets with integrated LED lighting, and a separate office or nursery. A covered balcony overlooks the property from within the tree canopy. The primary bath is centered around a freestanding soaking tub, flanked by two walk-in showers, and a custom 7-foot white oak vanity with oversized 48-inch medicine cabinets. .Polished nickel finishes are carried throughout. A rare combination of craftsmanship, architectural sophistication, and lifestyle design-all set within one of the Hamptons' best-kept secrets, Amagansett North.
