Fire Island Pines · Sun Walk
A Retreat on Sun Walk, Fire Island Pines
A single-story work of 1970s Fire Island Modernism, offered to a limited circle of guests.
The House
The Cedar House stands on a dry dune at Sea View and Sun Walk, one of the few original-era houses left in the Pines. Built in the 1970s by architect Keaton in the Sea Ranch and Third Bay tradition, it's post-and-beam construction with vaulted ceilings and raw cedar walls, weathered by fifty years of salt air.
A short walk to the harbor, tucked away from the crowd. The Cedar House is a genuine piece of Pines history, rarely offered and warmly kept.
Specification
Good to Know
The house is not centrally air conditioned. Sea breeze and cross ventilation cool the main living spaces, with fans in every room. HVAC upgrades are planned for the property, with updates to follow.
Access is by ferry or water taxi, as with all of Fire Island Pines. No cars on the island. The Sayville Ferry runs directly to the Pines harbor, and the house is under a ten minute walk from the dock, heading right toward the Meat Rack.
A First Look
Current photography is from the original listing. The house is being furnished this fall, with a full reshoot to follow.
Living Pavilion
Pool & Deck
Primary Bedroom
Guest Bedroom
Guest Bedroom 2
Kitchen
Exterior, Sun Walk
Rooftop Deck
Primary Bath
Guest Bath
Living Room
Lap Pool
Front EntranceWeekly, Thursday to Wednesday
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