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The Fields Southampton THE FIELDS SOUTHAMPTON A PRIVATE LUXURY COMMUNITY WELCOME TO THE FIELDS A NEW PRIVATE A refined collection of luxury homes and build ready estate parcels, The Fields represents a unique opportunity for ownership in a private Southampton community. With ENCLAVE OF a collective assemblage of 28 estates that unfold across 35 acres+/- of open space, The Fields is a sophisticated LUXURY ESTATES enclave that blends the traditional Hamptons aesthetic with contemporary living. Set in a prime south of the IN SOUTHAMPTON highway locale, The Fields is located just minutes from both Southampton Village and some of the Hampton’s most coveted beaches. ARTFULLY CRAFTED ESTATES AND ESTATE PARCELS IN A PIVOTAL LOCATION From turn-key estates, to new construction homes that invite owners to customize interior finishes, to ready to build estate parcels that await a buyer’s vision, The Fields presents distinct options for ownership in the Hamptons. COMMUNITY SITE MAP TO SAG HARBOR TO GOLF BASKETBALL COURSES COURT 1 MILE WALKING TRAIL NORTH/SOUTH TENNIS COURT 28 MAGEE STREET ROSKO LANE ROSKO LANE 27 12 16 26 11 17 23 ROSKO LANE 22 18 8 13 1 2 21 3 6 TO MAIN 15 24 STREET 10 14 19 20 9 25 TUCKAHOE LANE 7 5 4 ALL POINTS EAST Water Mill | Bridgehampton Sagaponack | Wainscott TOWN VILLAGE RESERVE RESERVE Amagansett | Montauk AVAILABLE TURN-KEY ESTATES AVAILABLE DESIGN READY INTERIORS LOT KEY BUILD-READY ESTATE PARCELS SOLD ESTATES & PARCELS IN CONTRACT TO THE BEACH N 1. 2 Rosko Lane .78 Acres+/- 15. 58 Rosko Lane .7 Acres+/- 2. 6 Rosko Lane .7 Acres+/- 16. 62 Rosko Lane .65 Acres+/- 3. 10 Rosko Lane .96 Acres+/- 17. 66 Rosko Lane .54 Acres+/- | 6,830 SF+/- 4. 14 Rosko Lane .82 Acres+/- 18. 70 Rosko Lane .56 Acres+/- | 6,018 SF+/ 5. 18 Rosko Lane .83 Acres+/- 19. 74 Rosko Lane .61 Acres+/- | 6,258 SF+/- 6. 22 Rosko Lane .63 Acres+/- 20. 78 Rosko Lane .65 Acres+/- | 6,388 SF+/- 7. 26 Rosko Lane .61 Acres+/- 21. 82 Rosko Lane .55 Acres+/- | 6,022 SF+/ 8. 30 Rosko Lane .7 Acres+/- 22. 86 Rosko Lane .51 Acres+/- | 6,195 SF+/- 9. 34 Rosko Lane .59 Acres+/- 23. 90 Rosko Lane .6 Acres+/- | 6,387 SF+/ 10. 38 Rosko Lane .65 Acres+/- 24. 94 Rosko Lane .74 Acres+/- | 6,337 SF+/- 11. 42 Rosko Lane .76 Acre+/- 25. 98 Rosko Lane .75 Acres+/- | 6,034 SF+/ 12. 46 Rosko Lane .52 Acres+/- 26. 102 Rosko Lane .77 Acres+/- | 6,550 SF+/- 13. 50 Rosko Lane .55 Acres+/- 27. 106 Rosko Lane .67 Acres+/- 14. 54 Rosko Lane .6 Acres+/- 28. 110 Rosko Lane .78 Acres+/- CONTENTS PG 10 CURRENT AVAILABILITY PG 34 DESIGN FEATURES PG 46 NOTABLE TEAM PG 48 COMMUNITY AMENITIES PG 52 LOCATION THE FIELDS - CURRENT AVAILABILITY CURRENT AVAILABILITY With phase one of development now complete and nearly 50% sold, there has never been a better time to explore the unique offerings at The Fields. - 1 TURN-KEY LUXURY ESTATES PAGE 11 PAGE PAGE 10 PAGE - 4 DESIGN-READY INTERIORS - 17 BUILD-READY ESTATES COMPLETED ESTATES STARTING AT $3,495,000 BUILD-READY ESTATE PARCELS STARTING AT $1,795,000 THE FIELDS - CURRENT AVAILABILITY SOUTHAMPTON, NY 2. DESIGN-READY INTERIORS Offering blank canvases on the interior with an array of design options available. Choose from a myriad of high-end selections for custom vanities, cabinetry, counter tops, stone, wood stain colors, and plumbing fixtures—and tailor the space to your own aesthetic. EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES The curated collection currently PAGE 13 PAGE PAGE 12 PAGE includes 6 brand-new transitional homes between 6,022 SF+/- to 6,830 SF+/-, featuring 7 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half baths, as well as vacant land parcels that are ready to yield custom- built estates. 3. ESTATE PARCELS These build-ready lots represent an exclusive 1. TURN-KEY LUXURY ESTATES opportunity to build a custom dream estate within Residences complete and ready for immediate occupancy. a desirable Hamptons community. These homes have been exquisitely adorned with custom finishes that exude both luxury and modernity. THE FIELDS - TURN-KEY ESTATES TURN-KEY ESTATES Expertly designed by notable architect Todd Nagy and custom built by Paramount Custom Homes, the available collection currently includes brand-new transitional homes between 6,022 SF+/- to 6,830 SF+/-, featuring 7 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half baths. Under the direction of 15 PAGE PAGE 14 PAGE interior designer Greg McKenzie, the homes have been exquisitely adorned with custom finishes that exude both luxury and modernity. These homes are complete and move-in ready. PAGE 15 THE FIELDS - TURN-KEY ESTATES SOUTHAMPTON, NY 66 ROSKO LANE SOUTHAMPTON Set on .54 acres+/-, 66 Rosko Lane is one of two turn-key estates currently available in the exclusive community of modern luxury at The Fields in Southampton. The transitional style of this estate is accented throughout the 4,800 SF+/- of living space on the first and second levels and the additional 2,030 SF+/- of space on the finished lower level, curating a new definition of Hampton’s opulence. Elegant stone pavers lead to a covered front porch with wood accents, complementing the facade that’s made of defined cedar shingled roof lines, PAGE 17 PAGE PAGE 16 PAGE vibrant stucco, and Azek board and batten. This 7 bedroom, 6 full and 2 half bathroom home is outfitted with outdoor living and dining space by the heated gunite pool in the fenced in backyard that is surrounded by hedging for optimal privacy. .54 ACRES+/- 7 BEDROOMS 6 FULL & 2 HALF BATHROOMS 6,195 SF+/- IN TOTAL - FIRST LEVEL: 2,711 SF+/- - SECOND LEVEL: 2,089 SF+/- - FINISHED LOWER LEVEL: 2,030 SF+/- ATTACHED TWO-CAR GARAGE HEATED GUNITE POOL $3,695,000 THE FIELDS - TURN-KEY ESTATES (IN CONTRACT) SOUTHAMPTON, NY 86 ROSKO LANE SOUTHAMPTON Situated on over half an acre, in the exclusive Hamptons community at The Fields in Southampton, 86 Rosko Lane is one of two turn-key estates currently available. This 7 bedroom, 6 full and 2 half bathroom home features 4,280 SF+/- of living space on the first and second levels, and the additional 1,915 SF+/- of space on the finished lower level. The transitional style estate is outfitted with outdoor living and dining space as well as a covered patio with an exterior fireplace by the heated gunite pool PAGE 19 PAGE PAGE 18 PAGE in the fenced in backyard, surrounded by hedging for optimal privacy. .51 ACRES+/- 7 BEDROOMS 6 FULL & 2 HALF BATHROOMS 6,195 SF+/- IN TOTAL - FIRST LEVEL: 2,297 SF+/- - SECOND LEVEL: 1,983 SF+/- - FINISHED LOWER LEVEL: 1,915 SF+/- ATTACHED TWO-CAR GARAGE HEATED GUNITE POOL IN CONTRACT LAST ASK $3,495,000 THE FIELDS - DESIGN-READY INTERIORS DESIGN-READY INTERIORS Stunning exteriors meet design-ready interiors in 4 estates that await your customization. Select homes have completed exteriors and offer blank canvases on the interior with an array of design options available. Choose from a myriad of high-end PAGE 21 PAGE PAGE 20 PAGE selections for custom vanities, cabinetry, counter tops, stone, wood stain colors, and plumbing fixtures—and tailor the space to your own aesthetic. Exteriors complete. Interiors ready to be finished. THE FIELDS - DESIGN-READY INTERIORS SOUTHAMPTON, NY 102 ROSKO LANE SOUTHAMPTON 102 Rosko Lane is set on .77 acres+/- in the exclusive community of luxury homes at The Fields in Southampton. This transitional style estate features recently completed exteriors with the ability to customize the interiors of the home to your desired aesthetic across the 4,734 SF+/- of living space on the first and second levels, and the additional 1,817 SF+/- of space on the finished lower level. This 7 bedroom, 6 full and 2 half bathroom home is complete with ample outdoor living and dining space by a heated gunite pool in the fenced in backyard, PAGE 23 PAGE PAGE 22 PAGE surrounded by hedging for optimal privacy. 102 Rosko Lane’s ability to be customized with unique high-end finishes in this new exclusive development is redefining estates of this caliber in Southampton. .77 ACRES+/- 7 BEDROOMS 6 FULL & 2 HALF BATHROOMS 6,195 SF+/- IN TOTAL - FIRST LEVEL: 2,734 SF+/- - SECOND LEVEL: 1,999 SF+/- - FINISHED LOWER LEVEL: 1,817 SF+/- ATTACHED TWO-CAR GARAGE HEATED GUNITE POOL $3,595,000 THE FIELDS - DESIGN-READY INTERIORS SOUTHAMPTON, NY 94 ROSKO LANE SOUTHAMPTON Situated on .74 acres+/- within the exclusive Hamptons community at The Fields in Southampton, this new construction estate offers the ability to completely customize the interior finishes of the home. The transitional style estate features 4,353 SF+/- of living space on the first and second levels, with an additional 1,985 SF+/- of space on the finished lower level. This 7 bedroom, 6 full and 2 half bathroom home is outfitted with outdoor living and dining space as well as a covered patio with an exterior fireplace by the heated gunite pool in the fenced in backyard, PAGE 25 PAGE PAGE 24 PAGE surrounded by hedging for optimal privacy. With shared community amenities, the ability to customize the interior, and exquisite architecture, 94 Rosko Lane offers a unique opportunity to own a new luxury home in Southampton. .54 ACRES+/- 7 BEDROOMS 6 FULL & 2 HALF BATHROOMS 6,195 SF+/- IN TOTAL - FIRST LEVEL: 2,711 SF+/- - SECOND LEVEL: 2,089 SF+/- - FINISHED LOWER LEVEL: 2,030 SF+/- ATTACHED TWO-CAR GARAGE HEATED GUNITE POOL $3,495,000 THE FIELDS - DESIGN-READY INTERIORS SOUTHAMPTON, NY 90 ROSKO LANE SOUTHAMPTON Set on .6 acres+/- in the exclusive community of The Fields in Southampton, 90 Rosko Lane features recently completed exteriors, with the ability to customize the interiors of the home to your desired aesthetic.
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