GIN LANE CARRIAGE HOUSE WITH DEEDED OCEAN ACCESS

Located on the south side of Gin Lane, this historic carriage house was once part of the "Meadow Beach" estate owned by Henry M. Day. The original estate spanned nearly 10 acres between Gin Lane and the Atlantic Ocean. Acquired by artist Roy Lichtenstein in 1970, the property saw several expansions and architectural modifications under his influence. Today, the property features a captivating three-level house with glass walls that open to terraces, decks, and balconies. Many of these outdoor spaces offer ocean views, while all provide the chance to enjoy the sound of the surf and the fresh sea breeze. The home includes five bedrooms and is situated on nearly 2 acres of land, adorned with mature cypress, umbrella pine, and cryptomeria trees at the original estate's entry gate. The surrounding perennial gardens are remarkable, complemented by exposed tree trunks nestled within lush hosta gardens. Unique beach access is provided via a private pathway leading to the dune and miles of unspoiled Atlantic Ocean beach. This is truly a rare opportunity. Located in an FEMA AE 14 zone.