A 21st-century East Hampton home takes its architectural cues from a tradition that dates back centuries: the New England timber-frame barn. At 67 Buell Lane Extension, that heritage is reinterpreted as a sophisticated Hamptons retreat, with exposed timber, expansive windows and a seamless connection between the interiors and landscaped grounds.

The 2019-built, approximately 4,610-square-foot home, now asking $6.995 million after a recent price reduction, sits at the end of a private lane just minutes from East Hampton Village. Edgar Marquez and Patrick McLaughlin of Douglas Elliman represent the sellers exclusively.

“What makes Yankee Barn architecture so distinctive is the combination of craftsmanship, simplicity, proportion and warmth,” says Douglas Elliman’s Edgar Marquez. “There’s something very American about the aesthetic, drawing from the agricultural architecture of New England and the idea of building something made to last for generations. At 67 Buell Lane, that traditional vocabulary has been adapted for contemporary living, with expansive windows, refined interiors and seamless indoor-outdoor living. It has the warmth and craftsmanship of a traditional timber-frame home, but in a sophisticated Hamptons setting.”

A spacious foyer offers space for large pieces of art to be displayed. The formal living room features a double-height vaulted ceiling with large windows that allow natural light to flood the room. A fireplace warms the space.

There are several other living spaces, including a den. Just outside some of the living areas is a covered porch with a fully equipped outdoor kitchen.

A designer chef’s kitchen features custom cabinetry, top-tier appliances and a large center island.