Known As The Snapple House, 1245 Veeder Drive Has Stood As One Of Hewlett Bay Parks Most Coveted Addresses For Decades — An 11, 031-square-foot Waterfront Estate On Two Private Acres Across A Rare Double Lot That Simply Cannot Be Recreated In Today's Market. Originally Built By One Of The Founders Of Snapple, The Property Bears The Mark Of Serious Construction: A Hand-laid Slate Roof, Architecture By Norman Wax, And Execution By Qualico Contracting. The Result Is A Home Built Without Compromise — And Held For Over Three Decades By The Same Family. Inside, The Residence Spans Three Levels With Elevator Access And Is Organized Around Water Views And Entertainment. A Dedicated Entertaining Wing Includes A Bar And Temperature-controlled Wine Cellar. The Primary Suite Is Positioned Toward The Harbor, With Dual Walk-in Closets And A Spa Bath With Soaking Tub And Sauna. Five Bedrooms In Total. The Grounds Are What Set This Property Apart. The Full Two Acres — Across A Genuine Double Lot, A Combination Nearly Impossible To Assemble In Hewlett Bay Park — Extend To The Water With A Private Dock With 240 Feet Of Frontage, Manicured Lawns, And Formal Gardens. A Separate Poolside Cabana Operates As A Self-contained Retreat, With A Full Kitchen, Changing Rooms, Bathroom, And Sauna. Properties Like This Do Not Come To Market. When They Do, They Do Not Come Back.