You might recognize Topping Rose House (1 Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor Tpke., Bridgehampton) as the noble wreck just off Route 27. The 1842 mansion has been lovingly restored by a talented team that includes the owners Bill Campbell and Simon Critchell; architecture firm Roger Ferris & Partners; interior designers from Champalimaud; and restaurateur Tom Colicchio. In early 2013 it will become a full-service inn with 22 guest rooms, a fitness center, and a pool. Photo: Courtesy of Topping Rose House
The house is a historical gem. It was built for Judge Abraham Topping Rose, the son of a Revolutionary War surgeon. The judge lived there with his wife and six children until he died in 1857. The original wraparound porch has been fully restored. Photo: Courtesy of Topping Rose House
Next summer you’ll be able to dine on the porch that leads to a barroom with two fireplaces. Behind the bar, a 50-seat dining room serves seasonal American food using produce from the inn’s one-acre farm. Photo: Courtesy of Topping Rose House
The two-story barn was built slightly later than the original house. It’s been restored, and now it’s the perfect venue for private parties and events. Photo: Courtesy of Topping Rose House
The interior of the barn with deep wood tones and a large glass window. Photo: Courtesy of Topping Rose House
Select items are for sale, like these canvas tote bags and cookbooks. Photo: Courtesy of Topping Rose House
