2 Old Hollow Ln East Hampton, NY 11937

An Exceptional Opportunity in East Hampton's Northwest Woods Set on 3 private, parklike acres in the sought-after Grassy Hollow Estates, this stately post-modern offers over 3,000 square feet of soaring architecture, abundant light, and gracious living space-all just moments from Sammy's Beach, Cedar Point Park, East Hampton Village, and world-class ocean beaches. The dramatic double-height entry foyer makes a striking first impression, leading to a sun-filled great room with a grand fireplace, walls of glass, and floor-to-ceiling doors that open to the expansive backyard and 20' x 40' in-ground pool. Designed with entertaining in mind, the open-concept kitchen overlooks the formal dining and living areas, allowing for seamless flow indoors and out. The spacious main-level primary suite includes a newly renovated marble bath with soaking tub and shower, a large walk-in closet, a private boudoir with vanity, and the second of the home's three fireplaces. Just off the great room, a charming windowed den with the third fireplace provides a quiet retreat or ideal office space. A full bath and powder room complete the main level. Upstairs, two oversized guest bedrooms offer walk-in closets and share a full bathroom (ensuite to one), while a bonus room above the garage provides flexible space for a gym, home office, or additional guest accommodations. A 1,754± sq. ft. lower level offers untapped potential-ideal for finishing and expanding the home's living area to nearly 4,700± square feet. With a lot of this size and privacy, there's ample room to add your own tennis and pickleball courts-an increasingly rare feature in today's East Hampton market. 2 Old Hollow Lane is being offered as is, presenting an incredible opportunity to update or reimagine a home with excellent bones, dramatic volume, and true architectural presence-all on a generous lot in one of East Hampton's most desirable neighborhoods. This is a must-see for buyers seeking privacy, scale, and upside potential in the heart of the Northwest Woods.