A rare six-story water tower stands at 880 Water Mill Road in Mattituck, a property listed for $1.629 million. Built in 1898 by Daniel Dana Jackson, the 70-foot brick tower remains one of the few surviving examples in the area. While its exterior is landmarked, the interior offers flexible space. The accompanying main house built in 1990 integrates reclaimed materials, features four bedrooms and four bathrooms, and provides access to the Mattituck Inlet for recreational activities.
The 70-foot-tall brick tower was constructed in 1898 by Daniel Dana Jackson for his North Fork farm and is a rare surviving feature in the area.
The water tower's partially finished interior offers potential for various uses such as an art studio, home office, pool house, or clubhouse.
The main house features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a large stacked stone fireplace, high ceilings, and an abundance of wood and natural stone details.
The property includes access to Mattituck Inlet, providing opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoying public beaches as part of the Jackson Landing Community.
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