This spectacular 4,570 SF modern waterfront designed by architect Michael Haverland is located in the historic Springs area. Down a long stone driveway and surrounded by protected land and Accabonac Harbor, this 2.5-acre property is the ultimate private enclave. Built by Ben Krupinski in 2008, the house consists of two simple rectilinear volumes. The glass-walled entrance showcases the unfolding views beyond. One steps up into the entrance hall and then down into a Turkish-travertine-floored 14-foot-high loft that embraces a study area, a sunken travertine-sided conversation pit, a living room, a dining room facing the harbor, and an open kitchen with an outsized island. The steel-and-glass rear façade has floor-to-ceiling double French doors that open to the terrace, where the Turkish-travertine floor continues right into the outdoor dining room. The airy master bedroom is located in the southeast corner of the house. The wide mahogany-plank-floored corridor leads to three generous guest rooms. In an area of East Hampton that has remained rural in character, this house takes its elegant place.