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Known from the series Fallout: Estate in Old Westbury listed for 4.25 million $

An estate by architect Norman Jaffe made famous by the series Fallout is on the market in Old Westbury on Long Island for 4.25 million $.

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A striking Long Island estate, which recently gained international prominence as a filming location in the Amazon Prime series Fallout, is up for sale for 4.25 million $. In the television adaptation of the well-known video game franchise, Walton Goggins portrays actor Cooper Howard. The property in the Village of Old Westbury served in the production as the protagonist's stylish residence prior to the fictional nuclear collapse.

Built in 1977, the residence was designed by architect Norman Jaffe, whose modernist designs significantly shaped the architectural character of the Hamptons. The estate is situated within the gated community of Stone Arches and extends across park-like grounds of around 2.02 acres. Offering 5,291 square feet of living space, the building comprises five bedrooms and nine bathrooms.

Modernist architecture and open-plan living areas

The entrance hall welcomes visitors with a ceiling approximately 30 feet high, channelling abundant daylight into the space through a striking glass facade. In the central living area, pine timber ceilings and freshly refinished hardwood floors provide distinct design accents. A double-sided natural stone fireplace separates the sunken lounge from the elevated dining area, whilst floor-to-ceiling glass walls open directly onto terraced outdoor spaces.

The kitchen-diner combines white frontages with black stone worktops, stainless steel appliances, and a cooking island complete with an integrated sink. Situated in the private bedroom wing, the principal suite features its own fireplace, a separate seating area, and a bespoke dressing room. The en-suite bathroom is appointed with a freestanding bathtub, a glazed walk-in shower, and dark natural stone slabs.

Extensive amenities and park-like gardens

In addition to the main living accommodation, the property offers a variety of dedicated spaces for recreation and relaxation:

  • —Private cinema room with tiered seating and projection screen
  • —Dedicated spa area with steam room, sauna, and ornate mosaic tiling
  • —Games room featuring a pool table, fitness equipment, and built-in cabinetry
  • —Heated gunite swimming pool measuring 25 by 50 feet with integrated spa

Outdoors, stone staircases lead down from the main deck to the grounds, which are defined by sweeping lawns, trimmed hedges, and Japanese maple trees around 50 years old. Marketing of the property is being handled by Michael Misiti of brokerage firm Compass.

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