Serenity Shores

Historic 1898 waterfront estate on the Amityville River, fully renovated in 2020 and locally known as Annie Oakley’s summer home. This rare property pairs period character with modern luxury and delivers multiple looks in one location for film, TV, commercials, editorials, and events. The main residence spans approximately 5,000 sq ft across three levels. A chef’s kitchen features marble finishes, a waterfall island, and distressed wood floors, opening to an expansive great room with a fireplace and a coffered ceiling. A glass-front wine room creates cinematic sightlines into the great room. The piano room, foyer, and living room showcase classic Versailles pattern flooring for authentic historic texture, while the music room ceiling carries custom detailing that reads beautifully on camera. A full bar faces the Amityville River for effortless hospitality or bar-scene staging. Bedroom and office spaces are equally camera ready. On the second floor, there are three bedrooms and two elegant bathrooms, with wainscoting throughout for refined visual depth. The dedicated office sits inside a turret with rich wood finishes that rise to the ceiling, and one of the bedrooms includes a petite turret for distinctive angles. The entire third floor functions as a private suite with a spacious bedroom and bathroom, ideal for talent holding or a self-contained storyline. A separate cottage on the property adds valuable flexibility with its own bedroom, kitchen, and gym. Use it as a production office, client lounge, HMU and wardrobe hub, or as a hero set for intimate scenes away from the main house. The waterfront setting is exceptional. The property offers about 240 feet of bulkhead on the Amityville River, a large cut-in slip, and five boats docked along a private dock, creating premium production value for establishing shots and water-adjacent storytelling. Park-like grounds in front and back provide manicured green space and classic curb appeal. A circular front drive plus a long side driveway simplify load-in and offer parking for crew vehicles and sprinters. Production-friendly details include multiple entrances for discreet movement, a mix of period and contemporary textures, and abundant natural light with opportunities for moodier looks after dusk. The layout allows for lighting from outside in several rooms, and the scale supports separate zones for sound, video village, and talent comfort. Ideal uses: narrative scenes that call for a historic home, luxury lifestyle content, culinary and bar sequences, music videos, fashion editorials, product launches, and premium brand shoots. Additional photos and specs available upon request.