Home Once Owned By Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft Hits The Hamptons Market
1421 Meadow Lane in Southampton, owned briefly by comedy legend Mel Brooks ("Blazing Saddles," "Young Frankenstein," "The Producers," "Spaceballs") and his movie star wife, Anne Bancroft ("The Graduate," "The Miracle Worker," "The Elephant Man," "Agnes of God," "Curb Your Enthusiasm"), is on the waterfront and on the market.
The $4.995 million 1.33-acre property features a 2,304-square-foot, two-story shingle-style cottage, built in 1960 and sited directly on the Shinnecock Bay on the village's prestigious Meadow Lane. Directly across from the ocean, the charming four-bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath home boasts water views from every room. Other featured amenities include fireplaces in the living room and master bedroom, large deck with outdoor shower and room for expansion / pool. See more of the home below.
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