On the shore of Penniman Creek, overlooking Shinnecock Bay, “Nunnakoma” reflects the timeless elegance of Long Island's East End architecture. Masterfully crafted and updated across decades, this estate is a tranquil retreat that promises a relaxed Hampton's lifestyle in one of the most coveted areas, the Village of Quogue. Eclectic in interior designer, each room is a fascinating example of ambiance as nature meets luxury.
A testament to tasteful timeless beauty and comfort, "Nunnakoma" features 8 spacious bedrooms, with 2 en suite, and 5 additional baths. The primary provides the ultimate retreat-like aesthetic with views of Shinnecock Bay and beyond. Equipped with amenities for gracious living, the residence boasts a harmonious gourmet kitchen with modern culinary features, creating an epicenter for gatherings and extending into interior and exterior dining space. Natural light flows from a multitude of windows, and expands into an oversized living areas perfect for entertaining.
A 3-sided fireplace spans 2 levels for a total of 6 wood burning fireplaces, offering warmth and atmosphere throughout the home. Effortlessly move your gatherings to surrounding outdoor spaces from any of these living areas. Numerous porches offer al fresco diners and party guests incredible views an immersive waterfront experience.
Experience the enchantment of this stunning classic, the charming village beyond and the private Quogue Village Beach on Dune Road.
In 1886, Miss Mary Maury of Brooklyn, dreamed of building a summer cottage for extended family. She reviewed plans for a year before constructing what is now known as "Nunnakoma". The house, finished in 1897, was designed so that every room could have a water view. The home remained in the Maury family for 100 years.
In 1997, the home was repurchased by its current owners and significant updating began. The residence was lifted and a new crawl space was constructed below. Electrical service was upgraded, central air installed, a detached garage and service wing added along with construction of a second easterly facing porch.