A home with a story, 221 Division Street, fondly known as “Berkeley House” is a beautifully reimagined historic cottage where California-inspired design meets the creative spirit of Sag Harbor.
Long a haven for writers, artists and publishers, Sag Harbor has been home to legendary literary figures including Random House editors Jason Epstein and Robert “Bob” Loomis. Within that tradition, Berkeley House has cultivated a creative identity of its own, remembered for gatherings, conversation and beautiful gardens.
Completely reimagined with a nod to classic West Coast bungalows, the light-filled home features warm natural materials, historic floors, a vaulted living room with fireplace, a bright chef’s kitchen with hand-finished tile, three bedrooms and two beautifully appointed baths.
Outside, specimen trees, lush landscaping and classic white hydrangeas surround two shaded brick patios designed for dining and entertaining.
Beachy yet sophisticated, historic yet fresh, Berkeley House offers an effortless Village lifestyle just moments from the heart of Sag Harbor, a special home where creativity, character and timeless design come together.