HGTV-Style Transformation Brings Modern Luxury To $3.7 Million Southampton Retreat

A meticulously renovated cedar-shake home in Southampton has hit the market for $3.7 million, offering a modern twist on the classic Hamptons retreat. Originally built in 1980, the property at 177 Bridies Path underwent an extensive transformation led by HGTV-featured designer Bianca D'Alessio, who brought contemporary luxury to the aging structure.

The renovation focused on blending high-end aesthetics with functional living spaces. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence now features an open-concept layout, vaulted ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the home with natural light. The redesign extends to the outdoor areas, which include a heated gunite pool and a sprawling deck designed for summer entertaining in one of New York's most exclusive zip codes.

This listing highlights the ongoing demand for "turnkey" luxury properties in the Hamptons. While many buyers previously sought fixer-uppers to customize themselves, rising construction costs and timeline delays have made professionally renovated homes increasingly attractive. Real estate watchers will be looking to see how quickly this design-forward property sells compared to more traditional neighboring estates.

The home’s interior features white oak flooring, a chef’s kitchen with custom cabinetry, and a primary suite that leads directly to the pool area. These types of modern renovations are becoming a hallmark of the Southampton market as younger buyers seek move-in-ready alternatives to the area's older mansion stock. This story was originally reported by realtor.com.