Overlooking Stony Brook Harbor in Suffolk County, this $5,495,000 modern home offers 6,524 square feet of living space with 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms on 2.03 acres.
Designed by architect Bob King, the residence features aluminum composite paneling, a 50×40-foot column-free great room, wine cellar, safe room, and a glass-enclosed link to the 4-car garage.
Built in 2025 with radiant heated floors and southern exposure, the property includes panoramic water views and is within the Smithtown School District.
Where is Nissequogue, NY?
Nissequogue is a village on the North Shore of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York. It is primarily residential, known for its large homes, wooded areas, and waterfront access to the Long Island Sound and Nissequogue River. The village enforces zoning laws to preserve its rural and low-density character. It is served by the Town of Smithtown and local school districts.
Entrance Driveway
A long private road leads through a wooded area, flanked by two brick pillars labeled “PRIVATE NO TRESPASSING” and “STILLWATERS.” The trees along the path are tall and leafless, indicating early spring or late fall. There are no vehicles or people in sight, emphasizing the secluded setting.
Front Entry
Straight lines, contrasting black-and-white panels, and a clean landscape define the home’s facade. A wide concrete walkway leads to a tall, dark-framed glass entry door. Vertical windows provide glimpses into the interior while reflecting surrounding trees.
Living Area
Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors line the back wall, with a fireplace surrounded by a concrete-textured wall. The seating includes a sectional and multiple accent chairs around a rug and coffee tables. Wood paneling runs across the ceiling, tying the open layout together.
Kitchen and Dining Area
Large windows wrap the room, showcasing lake and hillside views while allowing in golden sunset light. The island and countertops are clean and white, paired with a wood-panel ceiling above. A rectangular dining table with chairs is placed in front of the window.
Bedroom
Wall-to-wall glass offers expansive views of a river and treetops, paired with a neutral-toned bed and area rug. The bedroom includes recessed lighting and leads to an open dressing area with built-in drawers. Space is wide and unobstructed with minimal furniture.
Backyard and Pool Area
A hillside yard slopes down to an infinity-edge pool with lounge chairs aligned along the side. The multi-level modern home features floor-to-ceiling windows and large wraparound terraces. Beyond the property, dense forest stretches into the distance.
Listing agent: Brown Harris Stevens W Hampton via Coldwell Banker Realty
