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Fall 2026

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www.privateairny.com  |   79 Private Air  Fall 2026 E very evening, Listowel quietly reminds its owners why this stretch of Mecox Bay has captivated generations. As the sun begins its slow descent, the bay turns from brilliant blue to molten gold before softening into amber and lavender beneath an expansive western sky. Sailboats drift toward their moorings, the surrounding farmland catches the day's final warmth, and the landscape seems to pause for a few remarkable moments. From the covered porches, private dock, English gardens, and nearly every principal room of the residence, the changing light becomes part of daily life. It is a privilege reserved for only a handful of waterfront estates, and one that has become increasingly rare in the Hamptons. Occupying 6.9 private acres with an exceptional 360 feet of Mecox Bay frontage, Listowel stands among the Hamptons' most distinguished waterfront properties. Fertile farmland surrounds the estate, preserving an openness that has largely disappeared from this celebrated coastline. While neighboring communities have continued to evolve, this remarkable landscape has retained the character that first established Water Mill as one of the East Coast's most desirable addresses. Wide skies, uninterrupted views, and an enduring sense of privacy define the experience long before the front door comes into view. "What makes Listowel so exceptional isn't one feature," says Tim Davis of Corcoran Group. "It's the way everything comes together. e western exposure, the Mecox Bay frontage, the native farmland, the scale of the property, and a home that feels completely at ease in its setting. Opportunities like this simply don't come along very often." e rhythm of life here follows the landscape rather than the calendar. Early mornings begin with a light mist rising above the bay while cool coastal air drifts across the lawns. French doors stand open as birds move through the gardens and the scent of saltwater mingles with flowering borders. ere is little urgency. Coffee naturally lingers on the porch, conversations unfold without watching the clock, and quiet walks REAL ESTATE

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