Will the cast and crew of the popular realty television series “Summer House” have to find a new weekend hangout? If the show continues for more seasons, they might.
The anonymous owner of the Sag Harbor, N.Y., mansion, which has played host to the long-running, unscripted show for the last five seasons, is selling the property. The asking price is $5.65 million, according to Alfredo Barreto of Saunders & Associates, who shares the listing with his colleague Vincent Horcasitas.
“Summer House,” now in its 10th season on Bravo, follows the lives, drama and relationship scandals of a group of media professionals, influencers and entrepreneurs from New York who share a summer rental in the Hamptons.
The two-story, shingled house, where all this interaction has taken place since 2021, has provided both privacy and space for its weekend occupants. The gated home, on 4.3 acres of landscaped grounds and near the bay beaches, encompasses around 8,700 square feet. It has seven bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, plus a movie theater, a gym and a meditation room. There is also a wood-burning fireplace in the living room and a gas fireplace in the dining area.
The enormous primary bedroom suite, with high ceilings and a grand crystal chandelier, features a dressing room, a private sitting area and French doors that open to a patio. The en suite marble bathroom has a separate soaking tub and a steam shower.
Outdoor amenities include a heated pool and hot tub, along with a pool house with an outdoor bar and barbecue. There’s also a detached two-car garage.
“The house offers a lot,” Mr. Barreto said. “It’s a lot of square footage. All the bedrooms are en suite. You have a chef’s kitchen, a lot of privacy and the location is prime.”
Built in 2002, the house was last sold in the summer of 2021 for $4.6 million, according to the online real estate database Property Shark; it had been initially listed then for nearly $6 million. The current owner has reportedly been renting it out for as much as $46,000 a month.
While it’s not known how another sale might affect the “Summer House” series, it’s also not known whether the show will be renewed for an 11th season. NBCUniversal, Bravo’s parent company, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
