Fashion Designer Elie Tahari Drops the Asking Price of His Hamptons Home to $39M

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Surrounded by 250 feet of ocean frontage, this three-bedroom retreat is one of the most expensive properties currently for sale on the East End.

Elie Tahari is still seeking for a buyer for his refurbished oceanfront estate in the Hamptons. After listing the 4,500-square-foot home two years ago for nearly $45 million, the Israeli fashion designer just put it back on the market, shaving $6 million off the original asking price.

The double-height living/dining room was designed by Tom Flynn. The voluminous space features exposed beams and rafters.

The double-height living/dining room was designed by Tom Flynn. The voluminous space features exposed beams and rafters.

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Located in the Southampton village of Sagaponack, the three-bedroom, three-bath residence rests on a verdant two-acre lot and comes with a private expanse of beach. Inside, the home’s main living spaces center around a large, barn-like family room, complete with 30-foot-high vaulted ceilings. Two sets of roll-up, glass Tambour doors frame views of the pool and a mature grove of Russian olive trees.

A long wooden table in the formal dining area can easily accommodate 12 guests. Bespoke cabinets and shelves provide storage space underneath the staircase.

A long wooden table in the formal dining area can easily accommodate 12 guests. Bespoke cabinets and shelves provide storage space underneath the staircase.

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Photo by Sotheby’s International Realty

On the upper level, a secluded master suite offers picturesque ocean views, as well as a private balcony overlooking the family room below. A room-size shower and a six-person pool-like tub is included in the attached bathroom. Scroll ahead to take a peek inside the home, currently listed for $39,000,000.

Windows cap one end of the facade, inviting an abundance of natural light deep inside the home. A set of glass garage doors open up both sides of the living space.

Windows cap one end of the facade, inviting an abundance of natural light deep inside the home. A set of glass garage doors open up both sides of the living space.

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