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A Timeless Collection of Luxury Residences in Sag Harbor A Timeless Collection of Luxury Residences in Sag Harbor LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM MAIN STREET EST. 1881 1 Welcome to Watchcase Watchcase presents the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live luxuriously in the heart of Sag Harbor. Residents will enjoy an amenity-rich condominium lifestyle with resort-like services and resources, all unprecedented in the world-renowned Hamptons, and unlikely to be repeated - ever. 2 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 3 LOCATED IN THE Heart of Sag Harbor One short block from the charming and historic Main Street of Sag Harbor Village, Watchcase Sag Harbor is the transformation and restoration of a significant and historically rich 19th-century industrial building. • 100 Miles from New York City • 4 Miles from East Hampton Airport • 1 Block from Sag Harbor’s Main Street • 2 Blocks from the Only Deep Water Marina in the Hamptons 4 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 5 Ease of Living Watchcase owners will enjoy an amenity-rich condominium lifestyle with resort-like services and resources, all unprecedented in the world-renowned Hamptons on Long Island’s South Shore, and unlikely to be repeated – ever. The Watchcase Pavilion features a heated outdoor pool surrounded by meticulously designed landscaped gardens. Inside, the fitness studio and private spa treatment room provide additional comfort and convenience. 6 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 7 8 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 9 The Clubhouse A beautiful club room designed and furnished by Steven Gambrel is perfect for a casual luncheon or a more formal dinner party. Available exclusively for Watchcase residents. 10 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 11 The Lobby The lobby entrance takes residents and visitors to the heart of the historic factory building. One can relax in the luxurious lounge or at the monumental fireplace in the “inglenook” seating area. 12 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 13 The Wine Bar Taste local wines at the wine bar located in the former precious metals vault. Complimentary refreshments are served for Watchcase residents. 14 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 15 INTRODUCING Watchcase Townhouses Inspired by the architecture of Sag Harbor’s Historic District and harkening back to turn of the century captain’s homes, Watchcase townhouses – present a “best-of-both-worlds” opportunity to enjoy the extensive conveniences and amenities at Watchcase with the privacy and space of a single-family residence. These homes offer residents multiple unique entry experiences: through a private front door, through individual gardens adjoining the courtyard and pool, or via their secure private garages within the underground garage. 16 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 17 Landscape Design The Watchcase design incorporates over 50 varieties of native plants, flowers, shrubs and trees into a rich, year-round landscape plan that provides seasonal variety of color and texture and follows the highest sustainable design principles. 18 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 19 Secluded Spaces Each Watchcase home offers private outdoor space, characterized by a gardens, balconys, and rooftop terraces, many of which have sweeping views of the Village, gardens, and waterways. 20 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 21 Townhouse Interiors The townhouses at Watchcase are designed to blend seamlessly with the local vernacular. These gracious homes weave the charm of an earlier time with the ease and comfort of contemporary living. FEATURED DETAILS • Oak Floors • Up to 10’ Ceiling Heights • Large, Multi-Level Terraces and Gardens • Wood-Burning Fireplaces • Enter Through a Private Front Door or the Private Underground Garage Entrance 22 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 23 Townhouses feature large master bedrooms with soaring ceilings and opulent master bathrooms. 24 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 25 Townhouse living rooms are gracious living spaces equipped with fireplaces and access to private outdoor terraces. The living rooms flow beautifully into adjacent dining areas and Watchcase custom kitchens. 26 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 27 28 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 29 Townhouse Features Kitchen Features Bathroom Features • Custom Oak Cabinetry Designed by • Grigio Legno Marble Countertops, Flooring, Steven Gambrel with T-pull Hardware Baseboard and Shower/Bath Surround • Honed Terra Azul 5cm marble countertops • Gray Oak Vanity Designed by Steven Gambrel • Custom Waterworks Grove Brick Backsplash • Polished Nickel Waterworks Fixtures, Fittings, and Accessories Throughout • Waterworks Fireclay Farmhouse Apron Sink, Architectural Bronze Gooseneck Faucet • Custom Polished Nickel Faucets Designed by and Separate Spray Steven Gambrel for Watchcase, Inspired by Original Factory Vault Locks • Schoolhouse Pendant Lighting • Waterworks Sink • Integrated Thermador Stainless Steel Refrigerator* • Glass-enclosed Wet Room with Tub, • Integrated Thermador Stainless Steel Wall-Mounted Shower, Hand-Held, and Professional Series Gas Range* Polished Nickel Fittings Custom-Designed • Custom Steven Gambrel Designed Stainless for Watchcase by Steven Gambrel* Steel Hood with Bronze Rivet Detail* • Tub or Glass-Enclosed Shower with • Integrated Thermador Stainless Steel Dishwasher* Polished Nickel Fittings by Waterworks* • Integrated Wine and Beverage Cooler** • Waterworks Water Closet • Integrated Under Counter Refrigerator** • Secondary Bathrooms Feature Grigio Legno Marble and Glazed Porcelain Tile • 36” Professional Series Gas Range with Griddle and Hood • 48” Side-by-Side Stainless Steel Refrigerator • 24” Stainless Steel Dishwasher (Additional 18” Bosch Dishwasher in Select Townhouses) • Wine and Beverage Coolers • Additional Under Counter Refrigerator *Appliance sizes vary depending on residence type **In select residences 30 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 31 Watchcase Penthouses The extraordinary penthouse residences provide cinematic views of the village and the spectacular waterways from interior spaces and private rooftop terraces. The gardens surrounding these terraces include sustainable “green roof” plantings creating a secluded, lush environment – bathed in the East End’s legendary light. The luxuriousness of the spaces, with pleasing, high-ceilinged volumes combined with charming views, and details such as 19th-century beams and restored brick walls, create a layered materiality that will evoke a lovely environment with a calming spirit. FEATURED DETAILS • Wide Plank Fumed Oak Floors • 10’-12’ Ceiling Heights • 7’ x 3’6” (or larger) Six Over Six Windows • Mechanical Systems Concealed Beneath a Raised Floor System, Further Freeing up the Ability to Retain Uncluttered Structural and Aesthetically Pleasing Ceiling Detail 32 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 33 Living Space Oversized windows drench homes in sunlight and offer some of the best views attainable in Sag Harbor of the waterways, village, or both. Each unique Penthouse is beautifully appointed and enjoys adapted traditional elements for modern living while paying homage to the building’s rich industrial roots. 34 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 35 36 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 37 Penthouse Baths Penthouses feature large master baths, secondary baths, and powder rooms all with custom-designed “Watchcase” fittings in polished nickel finish by Waterworks, luxurious stone surfaces, and refined oak millwork, which combine to create bathrooms as timeless as Watchcase itself. 38 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 39 Each residence is beautifully appointed and interprets traditional elements for modern living while paying homage to the building’s rich industrial roots. 40 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 41 Custom Kitchens Penthouse kitchens are contemporary yet grounded by contextual materials: thick honed stone slab countertops with “raked” edge, natural oak cabinets with wrought metal fittings, Thermador stainless steel appliances, and custom-designed glazed brick tiles. 42 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 43 44 WATCHCASE, SAG HARBOR EST. 1881 45 Penthouse Features Kitchen Features 3 Bedroom Factory Lofts: • 36” Professional Series Gas Range • Custom Oak Cabinetry Designed by with Griddle and Hood Steven Gambrel with T-pull Hardware • 36”, 42” and 48’ Refrigerators • Honed Terra Azul 5cm Marble Countertops • 24” Stainless Steel Dishwashers • 24” Wine and Beverage Coolers • Custom Waterworks Grove Brick Backsplash • Waterworks Fireclay Farmhouse Apron Sink, Bathroom Features Architectural Bronze Gooseneck Faucet and Separate Spray • Grigio Legno Marble Countertops, Flooring, Baseboard and Shower/Bath Surround • Schoolhouse Pendant Lighting • Gray Oak Vanity Designed by Steven Gambrel • Integrated Thermador Stainless Steel Refrigerator* • Polished Nickel Waterworks Fixtures, Fittings, • Integrated Thermador Stainless Steel and Accessories Throughout Professional Series Gas Range* • Custom Polished Nickel Faucets Designed by • Custom Steven Gambrel Designed Stainless Steven Gambrel for Watchcase, Inspired by Steel Hood with Bronze Rivet Detail* Original Factory Vault Locks • Integrated Thermador Stainless Steel Dishwasher* • Waterworks Sink • Glass-enclosed Wet Room with Tub, • Integrated Wine and Beverage Cooler** Wall-Mounted Shower, Hand-Held, and • Integrated Under Counter Refrigerator** Polished Nickel Fittings Custom-Designed for Watchcase by Steven Gambrel* • 30” Professional Series Gas Range and Hood or 36” • Tub or Glass-Enclosed Shower with Professional Series Gas Range with Griddle and Hood Polished Nickel Fittings by Waterworks* • 30” Refrigerators • Waterworks Water Closet • 24” or 36” Stainless Steel Dishwashers •
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