A Hamptons home with a rich theatrical history is up for grabs this summer, but it won’t cost you a song.
Once the haven of the late Tony Award-winning playwright Neil Simon, renowned for classics like “The Odd Couple” and who passed away in 2018, this midcentury bungalow in Amagansett Dunes has undergone a lavish transformation.
This property also comes with a price tag to match: $105,000 per month for April through June, escalating to $240,000 per month for the peak summer months of July through August.
Originally crafted in the 1960s by East Hampton architect Alfred Scheffer, the tranquil retreat has been reimagined by hotelier Sylvia Wong. From Frette sheets to daily housekeeping and even a farm share, no detail has been spared for its summer tenants.
The Erin Boisson Aries Team of Douglas Elliman holds the listing.
“This beautiful and storied home offers the seclusion and private beach access everyone wants in the Hamptons, but with a rare perk: proper luxury service from an award-winning hotel. Everything is expertly handled for you,” Aries told The Post.
Spanning 2,700 square feet, the residence comprises three bedrooms and five bathrooms, spread across two separate dwellings: the Main House and a Guest Studio.
The Main House holds three bedrooms, each featuring bathrooms with walk-in showers.
The grand living room is adorned with a statement woodburning fireplace that stands beneath beamed and vaulted ceilings, while the open Danish-design gourmet VIPP kitchen is equipped with Miele appliances and a wine fridge.
Step outside into the meticulously manicured backyard — complete with loungers, an outdoor shower and a patio boasting a grill and a dining table.
Meanwhile, the Guest Studio, with its separate entrance, offers a two-story loft retreat.
On the first floor, a spacious living room and recreation area have access to a full bathroom. Ascend to the second floor to discover a bedroom and home office, accompanied by another full bathroom.
