Featured in the New York Times for its renovation by the prior owners- principals at the Manhattan architecture and interiors firm responsible for Scarpetta in the meatpacking and Blanc de Chine on Fifth- this exceptionally maintained and voluminous modern beach house makes a big statement with a manageable footprint. Set on a secluded half acre lot immaculately carpeted by sumptuous moss and dotted with oaks and pines, the dining area and sitting area with fire pit rest on a broad mahogany deck overlooking the heated pool and rear grounds sheltered by mature landscaping. The home's H-shaped layout creates a bright great room at the center with a brick, wood-burning fireplace, sliding French doors opening to the rear deck, and clerestory windows for additional light. The open eat-in kitchen, done in a handsome gray accented with Gucci wallpaper, offers sleek and timeless stainless steel surfaces, top of the line appliances, and a gorgeous built-in banquette. Industrial flourishes like the robust metal frames, doors with ribbed glass inserts, canvas roller shades, and antique push button switches add substance and durability. The primary bedroom, with an enticing row of horizontal windows, has an en suite bath with a gleaming farm sink. The opposite wing of house offers two generous guest bedrooms and a comfortable hall bath. Meticulously maintained with a new CAC system. Well water with whole house filtration and fully irrigated grounds. Full basement adds storage space. This secluded, stylish and carefree modern beach house presents an excellent opportunity to the discerning buyer. *Certain lighting fixtures are excluded from the sale.