On 1.5 acres in the heart of Westhampton Beach is a home that offers lots of privacy and living space. The property at 64 Potunk Lane, known as “Twelve Oaks,” is listed with Brown Harris Stevens for $7.85 million.

Situated at one of the highest points on the South Fork, this Water Mill home offers 360-degree views as far as the eye can see. The very private 5.2 acres at 14 Water Mill Heights Drive is listed at $3.495 million. 

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If you have a spare room in your house, several family members will no doubt be clamoring to claim it as their own. A perfect solution is to turn the space into a multipurpose room, one that can function as more than one thing to one person.

Among the open houses this weekend is one at 1150 Majors Path in Water Mill, listed at the reduced price of $1.795 million. The 2,500-square-foot home sits on just under a quarter of an acre and boasts a uniquely triangular pool.

“Standing tall behind a gated entrance and manicured gardens, this five-bedroom, six-full bath residence offers the rare privacy of a grand single-family home located just 2,100 feet from all the wonderful delights of Main Street,” the listing reads.

The home at 115 Mulford Lane in Amagansett’s Lazy Point was nearly sold recently, but a deal fell through and now it’s available for someone else to scoop up this special spot just steps from the bay.

Elbow East, an iconic North Fork restaurant for the last 33 years, is up for sale, leaving many customers worried the mainstay’s marinated steaks and mashed potatoes will be a thing of the past. However, one of the owners, Billy Berliner, says the establishment may live on, “if I sell it to the right person.”

A charming home in the Sag Harbor Village Historic District is one of two homes in the area that are under $1 million. The home at 47 Grand Street is listed at $985,000 with Leslie Reingold of Sotheby’s International Realty.

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