A striking estate on Long Island is up for sale with an asking price of 4.25 million US dollars. The property in the Village of Old Westbury recently gained fame through its appearance in the Amazon Prime series 'Fallout', the television adaptation of the well-known video game franchise. In the production, the house serves as the elegant pre-war residence of the character Cooper Howard, played by Walton Goggins, before he survives the nuclear apocalypse and turns into the Ghoul.
Modernist design by Norman Jaffe
The property is situated in the Stone Arches residential enclave and was built in 1977 to designs by architect Norman Jaffe. Jaffe achieved renown for his modernist buildings, which helped shape the architectural character of the Hamptons. Set on over two acres of landscaped parkland, the house offers approximately 5,291 square feet of living space, comprising five bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
The building is distinguished by a striking roofline featuring angled glass and metal elements. On entry, a foyer with a ceiling height of approximately 30 feet opens up, drawing in abundant natural daylight through generous glazed surfaces. Pine ceilings characterise the transition to the living area, where a sunken lounge is arranged around a double-sided natural stone fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows establish a direct connection to the adjoining terrace areas.
Comprehensive amenities and private park grounds
The eat-in kitchen is fitted with black stone worktops, white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and an island. In addition to the primary suite, which features its own sitting area with a fireplace, a bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and a custom dressing room, the accommodation includes a tiered home cinema, a billiards room, and a private wellness area complete with a sauna and steam room.
- —Asking price: 4.25 million US dollars
- —Living space: approximately 5,291 square feet on a 2.02-acre plot
- —Layout: 5 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms
- —Outdoor space: Heated gunite swimming pool (25 by 50 feet) with spa and mature trees
A sweeping stone staircase leads residents to the outdoor area, featuring terraced timber decking and manicured garden grounds. The focal point of the garden is the 25 by 50-foot heated gunite swimming pool with an elevated hot tub. Mature Japanese maple trees, around fifty years old, and sculpted hedges structure the 2.02-acre grounds. Michael Misiti of brokerage Compass is handling the marketing of the property.
