The ultimate Hamptons party pad is hitting the market just as the party itself looks like it might be winding down.
The Sag Harbor home that has served as the backdrop for Bravo’s “Summer House” has listed for $5.65 million, dropping into the market at a chaotic moment for the franchise.
The seven-bedroom home at 2136 Deerfield Road, which has been a fixture of the show for the past five seasons, is now for sale as the series airs its 10th season without a confirmed future.
At the same time, tensions involving Amanda Batula, Ciara Miller and West Wilson are escalating in real life and notably, not on camera.
In a break from Bravo’s usual scramble to capture viral moments, production has no plans to resume filming to document the fallout, according to sources.
The drama centers on a messy overlap between Ciara, West and Amanda. Ciara and West had a rocky breakup in 2023, with lingering feelings carrying into the current season, where he appeared to be trying to win her back — only for Amanda, one of Ciara’s closest friends, to begin a relationship with him instead.
Meanwhile, the property itself is an 8,700-square-foot estate and sits on more than 4 acres behind gates, with seven bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and a powder room. A double-height foyer opens into sprawling entertaining spaces, while the kitchen, outfitted with a large island and casual dining area, anchors the main level.
The primary suite is tucked on the first floor with its own sitting area, a spa-style bath and direct access outdoors, while upstairs bedrooms circle a media lounge that spills onto a balcony. Downstairs, there’s a full lower level with a home theater and a gym.
Outside the house boasts a heated gunite pool and spa, an expansive patio and a pool house with an outdoor bar and grill.
When production isn’t in town, the home has pulled in as much as $46,000 a month in rent. It last sold in 2021 for $4.6 million — the same year it entered the show’s rotation — and is now returning to market at a significant markup.
“This Sag Harbor home lives beautifully in every season. Plenty of living space inside on a generous 4.3 acres with strong indoor-outdoor layout, and resort-caliber amenities,” Alfredo Barreto of Saunders & Associates, who holds the listing with Vince Horcasitas, told The Post.
“In summer, you’re just past the bay and minutes to Sag Harbor Village, so it delivers both privacy and access. It’s an exceptional home for hosting, relaxing, and enjoying the Hamptons year-round — fully ready for summer 2026.”
