1 Bedrooms Condominium

Walking into this
place, I actually said “okay…this is exactly what I’ve been hunting
for”.
First off, it’s not just a condo, it is a complete waterfront beach
resort. They have recently refreshed tennis courts tucked into these
tall pine trees, so even when you’re just standing there you feel
vacation vibes. Then you turn the corner and there’s the pool scene:
plenty of lounge chairs so you can do the sun or shade depending on the
tan line status.
The gym is right next to the pool with updated equipment, and it looks
out over the pool so I can actually stick to a flexible plan: quick
workout, then laps, then back to the pool chair. Or I can skip all of
that and go straight to the sandy beach and just wander the shoreline
that even has a view toward the lighthouse out by Orient Beach State
Park.
Now the best part: this is a second-floor unit, which means nobody is
above and that changes the whole ceiling and layout. What I really like
is the commanding water view from the kitchen, living room, and deck.
The living room has double-height ceilings and a fireplace, so it feels
open and airy, not boxed-in—and the water views are unreal as the
weather changes. The main bedroom has its own water view and with the
high ceiling and the updated bathroom has fresh open feeling.
The kitchen is dialed-in with views of the water—new stainless steel
appliances, quartz counters and a breakfast bar that keeps everyone on
the living room side.
The deck is set up brilliantly: there’s an extra counter with stools
along the living room wall, so you’ve got this indoor-outdoor
wine-and-cheese flow that feels effortless. And somehow the deck is
built so you don’t really see the neighbors—no idea how but I’m a fan.
When the others come out, there’s a second floor den with water views
too (because the living room ceiling is so high, it creates this cool
extra space).
Islands End Golf Course and the Hellenic are under a mile away, so
that’s a two-minute drive. Greenport Village is only about 2.5 miles
away for shops, food, and everything that I love to do on the North
Fork.
And then it hit me, the Shelter Island ferries are right there. That
opens up Shelter Island restaurants, quick trips toward Sag Harbor. If I
have to run into the city, the train and Hampton Jitney are right by
the ferry terminal too, so it’s genuinely easy to come and go.
This is one of those places that makes sense in every season, summer,
fall, winter and the best part is when I lock the door, I am not
stressing outdoor maintenance. I can just leave, head south, and
actually relax.