Former East Hampton home of Drea de Matteo asks $5.99M
Emmy Award-winning actress Drea de Matteo’s childhood Hamptons summer home is up for grabs, with an asking price of $5.99m. Adriana La Cerva of “The Sopranos” fame formerly owned the five-bedroom, 6½-bath waterfront home in Northwest Woods. The property, located at 26 Three Mile Harbor Drive in East Hampton, sits on 0.87 acres, comes with a pool and boasts a private beach overlooking Gardiners Bay. Interior designer Whitney Noelle, and Damian Mogavero, the founder of international restaurant analytics software company Avero, purchased the home for $3.1m last year and undertook an extensive renovation before putting it up for sale.
The East Hampton stunner, built by De Matteo’s late father, furniture manufacturer Albert de Matteo and his wife, playwright Donna de Matteo, in 1992, features an open floor plan with a living room boasting a stunning marble fireplace and 14 oversize French doors to capture the bay view. An open chef’s kitchen, a waterfront deck, and two multi-level patio spaces with water views are other highlights of the property.
Sisters Dawn and Diana Neway of Douglas Elliman are set to oversee the sale of the property.
FAQs
Who owns the Hamptons summer home of Emmy Award-winning actress Drea de Matteo?
Interior designer Whitney Noelle and dining data guru Damian Mogavero, the founder of Avero, an international restaurant analytics software company, bought the property for $3.1m last year.
How much is the asking price for the property?
$5.99m.
What are the standout features of the property?
The five-bedroom, 6½-bath waterfront home in Northwest Woods comes with a private beach overlooking Gardiners Bay. At 3,500 square feet, the property sits on 0.87 acres and comes with a pool. The open floor plan includes a living room with a marble fireplace and 14 oversize French doors. There’s also an open chef’s kitchen, a waterfront deck, and two multi-level patio spaces with water views.
Who are the sellers of the property?
Interior designer Whitney Noelle and dining data guru Damian Mogavero.
Who are the listing brokers?
Sisters Dawn and Diana Neway of Douglas Elliman.
Drea de Matteo’s Former Home in East Hampton on the Market for $5.99M
The childhood summer home of Drea de Matteo, Emmy Award-winning actress, activist, and entrepreneur, has been listed on the market for $5.99 million. Located in East Hampton, the home was built in 1992 by de Matteo’s late father, Albert de Matteo, owner of Avery Boardman and Carlyle, and his wife, playwright Donna de Matteo. The sellers, interior designer Whitney Noelle and dining data guru Damian Mogavero, founder of Avero, an international restaurant analytics software company, purchased the property for $3.1 million last year and have since renovated it before putting it up for sale. The stunning, waterfront home features five bedrooms, 6 ½ bathrooms, and 14 oversize French doors that add to its charm. The property comes with a private beach overlooking Gardiners Bay, a pool, and two multi-level patio spaces boasting water views. Douglas Elliman’s listing brokers are sisters Dawn and Diana Neway.