34a North Cartwright Road, Shelter Island, NY 11964

Nestled within the beauty of Shelter Island down a hidden one mile drive through "forever green" land, you will discover a peninsula abode, "Congdon's Point", 2.1 acres of secluded luxury, cradled by 443 +/- feet of Coecles Harbor shoreline and stunning vistas to Reel Point and Mashomack Preserve. Built in 2014 on a grandfathered building site, and crafted from reclaimed New England hardwood, its artful touches meld effortlessly with sophisticated comforts. The grand living room, crowned with 24 ft. ceilings, boasts towering 10 foot windows that frame the ever-changing dance of water on both sides of the home. Nearly every culinary dream is realized in the Thermador-equipped kitchen, designed with both the professional chef and family barbecue in mind. The first floor primary bedroom indulges with stunning 180-degree harbor views, beverage center, a spa-like bath with steam shower, and a sequestered outdoor deck. Upstairs are two additional guest bedroom suites, one facing east and the second facing west, greeting the day's sunrise and bidding adieu to its sunset. A nostalgic bunk room with built-ins warms the heart, and is sure to bring a smile for not only little ones, but also grown-ups. The expansive porch, embracing nearly the entire home, offers a view to an inviting pool and spa, with nature's avian wonders, which include bald eagles, as part of the scenic landscape. The raised stone terrace overlooking the harbor acts as an outdoor extension of the home. Renowned chefs have presented gourmet dinners here, and it has inspired visiting artists to create captivating artwork. Stroll down the path to the scenic boat house offering 957 +/- sf of finished space for a game of billiards, enjoy elixirs at the entertainment hub, then settle in with a good book upstairs, where there is a library and guest suite. Your classic cars are easily stowed within the boat house by way of an elevator to a secure underground garage. A 100 ft. dock awaits down a short path near the sandy beach area, and accommodates four boats seeking adventure of up to 40 ft. long. Congdon's Point is not just a residence-it's an unparalleled poetic retreat.