Tucked away on 3.5 waterfront acres in Bellport Village, Hollywood is a true mid-century modern residence offering an extraordinary combination of architecture, nature and seclusion. A long, winding driveway travels through mature woodland before arriving at the house, creating a picturesque approach and an immediate sense of privacy.
A distinctive glass-roofed entry atrium sets the architectural tone, filling the space with natural light and creating a transition between the wooded landscape and the interiors. From here, the home opens to an expansive combined living and dining room with exposed wood ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace and walls of glass overlooking the surrounding trees and water beyond.
Three bedrooms are located on the main level, including a generously sized primary suite with a separate sitting area, walk-in closet and private bath. The kitchen, two additional bedrooms and a second full bath complete the main floor. The lower level offers substantial additional living space with a large entertainment room, family room, fourth bedroom and full bath, providing flexibility for guests and recreation.
Outside, expansive terraces surround the heated pool, creating generous areas for outdoor dining and entertaining. Broad lawns and mature woodland continue toward the shoreline, with a long clearing through the trees creating a beautiful connection to the water. A detached two-car garage and carport complete the property.
Just 60 miles from New York City, Bellport Village has become an increasingly sought-after alternative to the Hamptons, offering a relaxed coastal lifestyle with an exceptional collection of resident amenities. Summers revolve around Ho-Hum Beach on Fire Island, reached directly from the Village marina via the residents-only ferry. The prestigious Bellport Country Club offers an 18-hole golf course and tennis, while the Village marina and yacht club put sailing and boating at the center of summer life. The Gateway Playhouse, a celebrated local theater, brings professional live productions to the community, while restaurants, independent shops and galleries round out a village that feels sophisticated yet refreshingly low-key.
For those drawn equally to architecture and nature, Hollywood is a rare convergence of 3.5 waterfront acres, authentic mid-century design and exceptional seclusion in one of Long Island’s most distinctive coastal villages.
