Bellport House by Toshihiro Oki Architect

Designed in 2016 by Toshihiro Oki Architect, Bellport House is a modern residence located in Bellport, New York, United States.

A modern, glass-walled residential structure, with a vast green lawn and mature trees.
Sleek, modern kitchen with stainless steel countertops, white subway tiles, and large windows.
Expansive waterfront view through floor-to-ceiling glass, framed by brick accent wall.
Bright, modern bedroom with large windows, wooden accents, and a serene outdoor view.
Wood-paneled bedroom with large window, potted plants, and woven armchair.
Striking modern residence with distinctive glass and brick facade, open-plan layout.
Modern residential home with clean lines, large windows, and a green outdoor area.
Sleek modern home with floor-to-ceiling windows, a pool, and lush surrounding trees.

About Bellport House

A Weekend Retreat on Long Island

Nestled on the south shore of Long Island, this weekend home serves as a vibrant social hub for the owner, his family, and a host of friends and guests escaping the hustle and bustle of New York City. Furthermore, the heart of this home—the Entry, Living, Dining, and Kitchen—buzzes with social interactions.

Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Living

Large sliding glass doors transform the central core, effortlessly merging the indoors with the outdoors. This design encourages guests to flow freely between the two, enhancing the connection with nature. Meanwhile, the surrounding pool, waterfront, and diverse landscapes offer a variety of settings for different activities. As the day progresses, guests can wander, experiencing the unique ambiance of morning, afternoon, sunset, and evening.

Diverse Landscapes and Stories

Spanning over 2 acres (approximately 0.81 hectares), the property boasts manicured lawns, vegetable gardens, wild landscapes, towering old-growth trees, and a rich variety of forest undergrowth. Glass sliding door breezeways dot the residence, creating seamless transitions between landscapes, reminiscent of moving through scenes in a film. This design invites guests to craft their own narratives as they explore at their own pace or simply pause to enjoy the unfolding vistas.

In essence, this Long Island retreat offers an immersive experience where architecture and nature coalesce, inviting visitors to create lasting memories amidst its tranquil beauty.

Photography by Dean Kaufman

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