Perfectly cheerful, spacious yet cozy, and immaculately clean 4 bedroom private home with heated pool and hot tub / jacuzzi only seconds to Sag Harbor Village! Great for guests and families! Let us welcome you to our home just minutes from the local beaches and charming town of Sag Harbor Village! The property is ideal for entertaining with a private and landscaped backyard offering a heated pool during the summer season, outdoor shower, year-round jacuzzi hot tub, gas grill, and outdoor speakers. The interior has an open floor plan with well-spaced rooms. Living room has airy double-height ceilings adjacent to a fully stocked kitchen, which features a center island, wine fridge, and 8-person dining table. Spacious lower level is fully finished with sofas, workspace, laundry, additional TV media, and more room to spread out. The kitchen opens up to a large pool deck equipped with a 20x40 heated pool, gas grill, jacuzzi, and outdoor furniture (dining table, pool chairs, umbrellas). There is also a retractable awning for outdoor comfort during sunnier days. Trees and fencing provide ample privacy in the backyard. The 4 bedrooms accommodate up to 8 guests. The ground floor guest bedroom has a queen-sized bed with an adjacent full bath. There are 3 bedrooms on the upper floor that share one full bathroom. The primary bedroom has a king bed and direct access to the bathroom. The other two bedrooms have separate hallway access to the bathroom, ample storage, and work desks - one has a queen bed, and the other has two twin beds. The home is set back and feels private and cozy, located between Serene Green Farm Stand and the heart of the Village. It is minutes from Long Beach and the tennis courts and hiking trails of Mashsashimuet Park. The town of Sag Harbor offers many local mom-and-pop shops, literary roots, and culture! Tons packed into this quaint year-round village. In the 1800s, it was one of the busiest ports in the country, as referenced in “Moby Dick.” Though it has transformed, it has preserved its small-town charm with local shops, including the Sag Harbor Variety Store. Its literary history embraces John Steinbeck, who lived down the road here and wrote “The Winter of Our Discontent,” and where he began from his Sag Harbor home, his cross-country travels documented in another book. The Bay Street Theater and several art galleries, as well as the famous Sag Harbor Cinema, make it a cultural hub. There are dozens of restaurants and bars that make the town an ideal late-night hangout for celebrities and artists alike. The sight and scenes of Sag Harbor feature historic whaling captains’ quarters and newly constructed cottages throughout the downtown village. Featuring many finely preserved captains’ houses and whaling cottages, this village maintains a classic New England maritime feel. In the heart of the village, there are also Greek Revival and Victorian-style homes.