Second Frederick K. Hollister House, 1913. Dr. Frederick K. Hollister built four cottages in East Hampton's estate section, all of them are architecturally significant, and his second might be his best. Built in 1913, this cottage is notable for its understatement and because it possesses everything that is unique to the Shingle Style. Designed by John Custis Lawrence, the house was constructed on coveted Lily Pond Lane. What is most attention-getting is the full width of the house at 110 feet. Lawrence conceived the project as a simple flat farmhouse facade bookended with a saltbox cape on the left and a colonial house on the right. Granted deeded beach access through a private walkway off Drew lane, the house is situated on .93 acres, this 6,208 sqft gabled house and has a two car garage, boasts five bedrooms plus a three bedroom staff wing, four full and two half bathrooms. The first floor features an elegant dining room, expansive living room, and eat in-kitchen all with hand crafted fireplaces. A sun room on the west side of the house compliments these spaces. Step back in time and view this opportunity on prominent Lily Pond Lane.