Red Creek Road Residence by Marvel Architects

The Red Creek Road Residence is a 5,000 sf weekend residence located on the Great Peconic Bay in South Hampton, New York. Situated on a 3.64 acre site, the house has stunning views of both the Great Peconic Bay and the forest behind.

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About Red Creek Road Residence

Maximizing Idyllic Locales

Natural cedar walls and curtain walls featuring glulam wood mullions outline the structure. Balconies, board-formed concrete fireplaces, and floating staircases encapsulate the serene ambiance between woodland and water.

Capturing Forested Moments and Expansive Vistas

Distinctive windows and balconies foster a direct bond with both the forest and the Bay. Moreover, the vast expanse of the Great Peconic Bay unveils itself through a cedar-clad breezeway, enticing visitors from the woods.

Merging Interior and Exterior Spaces

The house’s glazed public wing leans towards the sea, shielding the pool & terrace. The outdoor living space bridges the entry, garage, kitchen, dining, and living rooms, all under the watchful gaze of the master bedroom terrace.

Echoing Local Aesthetic

The board-formed concrete fireplace mirrors the cedar exterior. This design pays homage to the local cedar-shingled homes. An open stairway seamlessly binds the home’s private and public wings across its three levels, offering uninterrupted views of the Bay.

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