Exclusive | This 1600’s house has moved 5 times and is said to be among the oldest of the hamptons, now it is for sale

The story never seemed so foster.

One of the most stored houses of Hamptons returns to the market, this time with a price of $ 2.75 million and almost 350 years of baked history in their bones.

Located in the heart of Sag Harbor, in 64 Union St., it is believed that the two -room cottage is among the oldest houses in the Hamptons, if not the oldest, originally built around 1693, according to the list.

Although of modest size at 1,450 square feet, the property offers a rare opportunity to have a colonial relic a short distance from the main street of the village.

According to public records, the house changed hands in October 2022 to $ 2.2 million.

Now, about three years later, he returns to the market, represented by Susan Breitenbach de Corcoran.

His trip to Union Street was anything less static.

Originally built in Sagaponack, it is said that the house was transferred not less than five times before installing its current location.

Despite its nomadic past, the structure still has clear signs of its origins of the 17th century, that is, the exposed beams and the wide floor lands that define the living rooms and dining rooms.

Although its historical integrity has been carefully preserved, the home has also evolved.

Country -style kitchen equipped with appliances is under the rustic roof beams and a more modern skylight.

There is a secondary bedroom and a complete bathroom on the ground floor, while the primary bedroom suite covers the second story, with large panel windows that frame views of the courtyard of the courtyard and the spirits of the church of Sag Harbour further.

The property includes more than the main house.

A climate -controlled study structure offers an additional living space, completed with a bathroom, brick floors warmed by radiants and French doors that open in the backyard.

The current owner has even begun the process of requesting a pool permit, adding another layer of attractiveness for summer buyers.

At the front door, a two -minute walk leads directly to the restaurants, theaters, boutiques and Bayfront beaches in the city.