The sleek modern architecture of Sag Harbor Hideout creates bright, open spaces with panoramic views of the natural setting. Pale wood floors and white walls are a gallery-like background for refined pieces such as natural-fiber rugs, tufted leather sofas, glass-topped coffee tables and marble-topped dining tables. There are two living rooms, so grown-ups can gather around the fireplace or wet bar in one while younger family members play in the other. The formal dining room and fully equipped kitchen are linked by a breakfast nook that’s bathed in light from a bay of windows.

Each of the bedrooms at this luxury property has an en-suite bathroom and balcony. There are three with queen beds, including a honeymoon-worthy master suite with a dual vanity and tempting stand-alone bathtub, and one with two twin beds.

Though close to New York on the map, the Hamptons are far from the city in spirit. Here, the sights are meant to be seen at your own pace, whether that means spending lazy afternoons at the beach (and there are five within a 15-mile drive of the villa), taking an extra moment in front of a favorite work at the Parrish Art Museum or teeing off at one of two nearby golf courses. Treat yourself to a holiday your way at Sag Harbor Hideout.