Dunkelman

For the past three summers, Mr. Dunkelman has rented out the property.

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As a keepsake, Mr. Dunkelman gives the occupants 50 to 100 plastic cups printed with the home's website and location.

Keeping Cool in Fire Island Pines Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

"We have people who never turn on that margarita machine and others who turn it on seven days a week," said owner Joshua Dunkelman , who runs a boutique hospitality group.

Keeping Cool in Fire Island Pines Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

'You can carry your cocktail from house to house,' said Mr. Dunkelman, describing how the cups are normally used.

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"You can carry your cocktail from house to house," said Mr. Dunkelman, describing how the cups are normally used.

Keeping Cool in Fire Island Pines Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal Mr. Dunkelman added windows to take advantage of the ocean views.

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Dunkelman purchased the home in 2005 for $1.075 million, according to property records, after spending three summers on the island.

Beachfront, with Camels Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

Dunkelman purchased the home in 2005 for $1.075 million, according to property records, after spending three summers on the island.

Keeping Cool in Fire Island Pines Maya Pope-Chappell 2011

'As tchotchke as it is, people put them on the ocean deck,' said Mr. Dunkelman.

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To do that, Mr. Dunkelman outfitted the zebrawood kitchen with two Sub-Zero refrigerators, two dishwashers and the frozen-drink machine, which can hold six-gallons of whatever cocktail concoction strikes the fancy.

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