Down a long, private driveway is this spacious modern interpretation of the classic farm buildings so symbolic of the East End of Long Island's agriculture history. This custom designed home was the collaboration of the renowned artist/architect Jack Ceglic and the owner, himself an artist. This minimalist design with is enameled steel and aluminum exterior in a deep grey/black hue, sits dramatically as you approach and enfolds to the pebbled entrance court yard. The lofty interior with some ceilings of 20 ft provide the perfect backdrop for the owner's curated and exemplary art and furnishings. The home spans over 3600 sq ft with radiant heated concrete floors and central AC. The living and dining room with floor to ceiling window/doors and three exposures provides a wonderful setting with a wood burning fireplace and adjoining open plan chef's kitchen with state of art appliances and stainless steel cabinetry. The library/media room opens up to one of the three private walled gardens. The sublime master bedroom with spa-like bathroom overlooks one of the other walled gardens. Then the 30 ft long gallery leads to the guest wing with two ensuite bedrooms with the studio in between, The expansive unfinished lower level provides the perfect opportunity for future expansion. The level of craftsmanship and attention to details is unparalleled. Outside, the over 2+ acres provides the space and privacy that is so often difficult to find. The minimalist aesthetics extends to gunite lap pool and the landscape design and plantings. Long concrete walls, with weathered grey mahogany decking juxtapose with vibrant natural habitat of sea grasses and Russian Olive trees. Truly a very special home and setting.