Sagaponack South estate lists for $24.995 million with tennis court, pool, beach access

A tennis court is now part of the pitch at 493 Sagg Main St, where a 2026 new-construction estate in Sagaponack South listed for $24.995 million on April 30. The 9-bedroom, 11,369-square-foot house sits on 1.9 acres and is billed as the only new-construction estate completing for Summer 2026 in the Hamptons’ most exclusive and highest-priced ZIP code.

The scale matches the ask. The home includes 10 full bathrooms, 3 half bathrooms, a finished basement, four fireplaces, hardwood and tile finishes, and both first-floor and upstairs primary options. It is arranged as a modern transitional estate, with a heated gunite pool, tennis court, hot tub, sauna, jacuzzi and attached garage turning the property into a private summer compound rather than a house with a single standout amenity.

That matters in a market where the outdoor program is often the real selling point. In this case, the court is set alongside the pool and wellness features, which suggests that serious seasonal buyers are being asked to imagine life at home, not life around the club. The listing also puts the house just moments from the ocean and near Gibson Beach, Peter’s Pond and Sagg Main Beach, reinforcing the familiar Hamptons formula of recreation, privacy and beach access.

The beach setting carries its own cachet. Sagg Main Beach offers 1,500 feet of ocean shoreline and is open to the public, though parking and 4x4 access require permits. Sagaponack Village itself was incorporated in September 2005, and the area’s appeal has long rested on the rare mix of open water, tight-knit village identity and some of the region’s most expensive real estate.

The broader market still supports that premium. PropertyShark ranked Sagaponack’s 11962 ZIP code No. 3 in the country in 2025, with a $5.93 million median sale price, and said the Hamptons remained New York’s luxury anchor with nine Suffolk County ZIP codes in the top 100. Against that backdrop, 493 Sagg Main St stands out not just for its size, but for how completely it packages the summer life buyers want.

The price history makes the repositioning even sharper. Out East’s listing record shows earlier price points around $6.85 million in 2018 through 2022 before the property reappeared in 2026 at nearly $25 million. For Hamptons tennis buyers, that is the clearest signal in the listing: private court access is no longer just a status extra. In Sagaponack South, it is part of the expected lifestyle package, alongside the pool, the beach and the kind of self-contained estate that keeps players and guests on site all season.