The owners of this property mingled visions of the Hamptons with thoughts of an observation tower and a zigzagging floor plan with views of the South River from every room. An old copper beech tree located at the northern end of the property maintains a sense of the site's history. This long, rambling, Shingle style home takes advantage of broad river views; its distinctive entrance is punctuated with a gable roof and stair tower. A continuous window wall emphasizes openness, floods the house with light, and captures the dramatic view, especially at sunset. Though spacious, this is a home that does not overpower, but reveals itself bit by comfortable bit.