Mariah Carey is the latest celebrity to show the Hamptons some love this summer.
The superstar singer and her twins, Moroccan (“Rock”) and Monroe — the two of whom she shares with her ex, Nick Cannon — rented this $20 million Hamptons compound for two weeks, Gimme Shelter has learned. She left on Sunday.
The sprawling estate comes with a million-dollar, 81-foot-long saltwater pool, as well as a tennis court.
Carey isn’t the only A-lister to call this spread, dubbed Eagle’s Point — due to its highest elevation in the Hamptons — a temporary home. Carrie Underwood stayed in the same house last summer, sources say.
This Water Mill, New York, home is on the market for $20 million — and as a rental for $375,000 from now until Labor Day, said brokers Shawn Elliott and Dylan Eckardt, of Nest Seekers International, who share the exclusive listing. But Carey, who paid more than six figures for her summertime stay, seems to be among the last tenants of the existing property. Located on one of three parcels, it will be torn down once construction starts on a 15,000-square-foot estate that now asks $50 million.
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The Water Mill home asks $20 million for sale.Nest Seekers International
One of the bedrooms inside the summery stay.Nest Seekers International
Features include a luxe double-height living space.Nest Seekers International
The chef’s kitchen.Nest Seekers International
We hear Carey brought along an extensive entourage, including her dancer boyfriend Bryan Tanaka.
The 7-acre compound, at 954 Noyac Path, features a total of 8,500 square feet and nine bedrooms across two structures: a main house and a guest house.
Touches include a chef’s kitchen, a movie theater, a gym, a wine cellar and private decks from every bedroom.
Carey stayed there for two weeks.Getty Images
The million-dollar pool.Nest Seekers International
The property is known as Eagle’s Point.Nest Seekers International
“We showed Mariah a number of homes for rent for her two-week stay in the Hamptons,” Elliott said. “She chose Eagle’s Point because of the insane 280-degree views,” which extend from the exclusive Atlantic Golf Course to Mecox Bay and the ocean.
The main house was once the vacation home of socialite Sunny von Bulow’s daughter, Ala, according to the listing.
