23 Neck Path, East Hampton, NY 11937

Rental Registration #: 20 - 879 Designed and built by famed architect, Andrew Geller, in 1968, the Antler House was fully restored and updated in 2019 and has been featured in Dwell Magazine (Nov/Dec 2019), DesignBoom, Archinect, Curbed, etc.. The home also won an AIA Honor Award for restoration in 2020. The house has never been offered for rent and is a true gem for lovers of midcentury modern architecture and design. You can expect a 'one of a kind' vacation experience in this internationally recognized architectural masterpiece with impeccable interior design including designer finishes and period correct details, with a focus on escapism, bringing guests back to nature and total privacy. The home is like living in your own Wes Anderson movie with it's whimsical, adventurous, even wild spirit. It is one of a handful of Andrew Geller houses that still exist in the Hamptons and one of a few that have been restored to better than new condition. The Antler House is a 3-story, 3-bed, and 2-bath with a large outdoor entertaining deck. An 'upside down' house with two bedrooms on the first floor, a great room and entertaining deck up on the second story and surrounded by a forest canopy, and a private 3rd story loft bedroom up above the tree tops. Just a few blocks from the beach, but nestled in a woodsy forest, the home is the best of both worlds - a modernist beach house and a cozy cabin. Set on a very private 1.1 acre lot on the Amagansett/East Hampton border of Historic Springs it's an easy drive or Uber to all the best hotspots and just down the street from the famous Springs General Store as well as kid-friendly and picturesque Louse Point beach. For unparalleled sleep and leisure, each bed in this property is made with temperature-regulating and luxuriously soft bamboo viscose linens by Cozy Earth.Rental ID: #20 - 879This property has a max occupancy of 6Please note: Additional date ranges available upon inquiry.