About 30 School Street
Discover the pinnacle of sustainable luxury in this modern, one of a kind home, in the heart of Historic Springs of East Hampton. Designed by Modern NetZero, this home redefines green living in the Hamptons with sleek architecture, warm interiors, and cutting-edge sustainability. A wide open driveway and cleared +/- 1 Acre lot greet you to this 4,000 sqft above grade, architectural gem of glass, cedar, and stucco. Inside, a dramatic floating steel staircase anchors the open-concept design, where floor-to-ceiling glass doors blur the line between indoors and out. The living room is open and flows seamlessly into the elegant dining area and gourmet kitchen, featuring custom cabinetry, Silestone counters, and top-tier appliances. The breakfast counter, and walk-in pantry complete the space. Outside, a bluestone patio invites you to soak in the expansive back yard, dine al fresco under the rain screen pergola, or lounge by the pool. Upstairs, the luxurious primary suite boasts a spa-like bath, and a walk-in closet. Three additional ensuite bedrooms and a laundry room complete the level. A first floor ensuite bedroom is perfect for guests. The open kitchen looks out the sliding doors that lead to a striking heated gunite pool, and expansive lawn with room for a pool house. Also a secluded family room allows for a quiet space to read or watch TV. Historic Springs offers a charming blend of nature, culture, and convenience, with highlights like the Springs General Store, Ashawagh Hall, and a scenic pond with a walking trail. Its all at your fingertips; residents can enjoy public tennis, basketball, and soccer fields, as well as water and boat access for outdoor adventures. The area's rich artistic history, including Jackson Pollock's house, adds to its unique character, making it a vibrant and inspiring place to live. This is the 15th new home in the Hamptons designed and built by ModernNetZero (www.ModernNetZero .com), the unquestioned leader in green architecture/building in the Hamptons. Designed for true net-zero living, it features geothermal heat, solar energy, and passive solar systems-cutting annual energy costs by $20,000 and providing $50,000 in first-year tax credits. In just five years, savings exceed $150,000. This isn't just a home; it's a revolution in luxury sustainable living.
