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Duryea’s sunny villas overwhelming Pond Bay in Montauk will open the weekend of commemoration day after a delay in the start of housing last summer, said Erin Johnson, the director of the brand and culture in Rowan’s Alchemy Hospitality – whose properties Includes in the location of East Point Duryea, and the kitchen and bar flower in the sag Harbor.
The four villas are located to take the sunset on the Duryea property, where the legendary deck’s lobster restaurant is a magnet for lists or like Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé. Rowan bought the property in 2014 for a $ 6.3 million reported, and has turned the seafood to the discount, with no frills into a harsh hot spot.
The online booking platform for villas is not yet live, Johnson said. The East Coast hospitality group is expecting an occupation certificate, said Johnson, who added that it is “quite safe” that it will be given in time for the season. (A spokesman for East Hampton said the city is still waiting for the documents.)
A standard two to three-night stance in a villa goes around $ 2,000 a night, according to an email from Steven Jauffineau, the managing director of Alkemia. This makes you luxurious supplements such as a 55 -inch TV, a wireless audio system will sound without wires, Bissé Detox’s natural products and a club collection mattress, according to Jauffineau’s email and Duryea’s website. “You can tell us if you like a soft, medium or strong mattress,” Johnson said.
Located in 1.2 hectares of aquatic property, beach -style units, minimalist style exhibit clean cedar shingles and tick deck fascia, outdoor showers, hot tub and fire pits, all surrounded by evergreen trees and native vegetation and shrubs and located. Duryea’s journey with Buggy – of his restaurant, market and boutique.
At a time when the rent of the last private finish home is facing challenges both by city regulations and public perceptions, hill units offer some kind of alternative attitude, said Jauffrineau, who asked questions from email posting.
“It’s no secret that the local permit is getting stricter, limiting residence owners with flexibility to rent as you wish,” he said. “As a commercial property, the Duryea Sun Cottages is without a logical alternative to a housing market under control.”
And, according to his state, “security is always at the forefront of any project we underline. The villas are no exception. We work closely with local authorities to make sure we [built] a safe and conforming offer. “
Inside, kitchens, wet rods and bathrooms are containing marble finishes and sliding glass doors.
The restaurant can bring food to the villas, but you will need to bring your alcohol, Johnson said.
E-bikes, paddleboards and gear snorkel are also available to benefit from natural landscape, especially sunset along the bay, Johnson added. “They are absolutely magical from that point of view, and being able to walk in blue and catch them long will still be something that is very unique to us,” she said.
Last July, Jauffineau said in an email that he, his wife and two teenage boys made one night in two of the villas. “Getting from our little experiment was that the resort offers a certain tranquility, a calm energy that invites yourself to the villas and helps you to leave immediately,” he said. “Water and sunset images are dramatic and soothing, a kind of calm in a city not known for its high energy. Four of us woke up to refresh. “
The Director General of the Apollo Rowan group, which has been introduced into the legal battles for the redevelopment of property, cannot be reached for comment.
According to the main construction inspector for the city of East Hampton, there is an open construction permit for the demolition and reconstruction of four villas, said city spokesman Patrick Derenze by email.
“Final inspection may be scheduled after the owner of the property submits the remaining documents required by the building department, including documentation from the Appeal Board and the architectural review board,” he added.
Johnson said a lost occupation certificate delayed the opening of Sunset Cottages last year.
Department of City Buildings is still missing documents, Derenze said. “We would recommend that they contact the department if they have any questions,” he said.
(Asked to answer, Jauffrineau said by email, “all documents have been submitted so far.”)
Duryea has been a landmark in Montuk for decades.
It was operated as a sea family business starting in the 1920s. Perry “Skip” Duryea III, 75, who sold it in Rowan and now works as a ranger of the season and beginner in the Montauk State Park Golf Course Downs, said it was inevitable that there would be some change in heritage businesses such as his.
“About 10 or 12 years ago, there was an impact of capital with the notion of transforming some of these long enterprises, and I think in certain cases it was very positive,” he said.
Duryea has not seen the new villas and has not even returned to the property.
“I have a lot of loving memories, but it was a very hard work and also very long hours,” Duryea said, adding, “I spent a lot of winters there [the wind] It was blowing northwest, about 30 or 40 miles an hour, and I was out to the bank of the accused trying to keep the ice from above and so on. So I have a lot of memories of the harsh weather, for sure, and maybe that is why this time of the year I haven’t returned again. “
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