21 Saddle LaneEast Hampton, NY, 11937

A rare convergence of art, architecture, and setting, 21 Saddle Lane offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a home deeply rooted in creative history. Once the residence and working studios of noted artists Connie Fox and William King, this property carries forward a legacy of inspiration, thoughtfully reimagined for modern living. Privately set on an acre in the Northwest Woods of East Hampton, the 3,500+/- square foot home unfolds with a sense of quiet drama - defined by soaring ceilings, natural light, and a fluid connection between interior and landscape. Every space feels intentional yet organic, offering both openness for gathering and quiet corners for reflection. The main level features a guest bedroom with direct access to the sunlit deck, while the upper-level primary suite offers a tranquil retreat, complete with a spa-like bath, soaking tub, and a versatile dressing room or office space. A well-appointed chef's kitchen anchors the main living areas, designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. True to its artistic provenance, the property is distinguished by its multiple studio spaces. In addition to a multi-purpose space integrated within the home, a separate 860+/- square foot studio with loft provides an inspiring, self-contained environment - equally suited for creative pursuits, or a private workspace. These spaces offer a rare continuity between past and present, where creativity remains at the forefront of the home's identity. The outdoor experience is equally compelling. Surrounded by mature trees and thoughtfully landscaped grounds, the property invites both relaxation and entertaining with a heated gunite pool, expansive mahogany decking, and tranquil woodland views. A separate 260+/- outbuilding adds further flexibility. Quietly tucked away yet moments from bay beaches and the vibrant cultural life that defines East Hampton, this is a home that transcends the ordinary. Both a retreat and a canvas, it offers the unique opportunity to live within - and contribute to - a meaningful artistic legacy.