"Wildmoor" the Original Bouvier Property

"Wildmoor", the Original Bouvier Property. The Bouvier family's summer house which they owned for decades, called "Wildmoor", has an extraordinary legacy of art and glamour. Built in 1895, this was the childhood home of both "Blackjack" Bouvier and his daughter Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. The family hosted weekend polo matches in a nearby field and entertained friends in this gracious home. In 1960, the famed Abstract Expressionist Adolph Gottlieb bought the property to be near the ocean. His art studio, filled with light and inspiration, can still be enjoyed in the garden. The gabled roof, wraparound porch, Palladian windows, generously sized rooms, stunning atrium and pergola covered terrace combine to produce a classic summer home. The coveted location on Apaquogue Road allows one to hear the sounds of the ocean and enjoy a short walk to the beach. This is a truly unique offering.