A Compass agent who specializes in high-end luxury real estate in both Nassau County and the Hamptons shares her thoughts on the state of the market on Long Island.

Inside the 2,898-square-foot property, buyers will find four bedrooms, including an owner’s suite with a large walk-in closet, a spa bathroom with marble decor, as well as a double vanity.

The available inventory is made up of properties that have been forfeited by the prior owners as a result of their failure to pay real property taxes.

“Masterfully crafted in 2004 by architect Katherine Fee and builder George Lombardi, this expansive 9,112-square-foot home is a beautiful interpretation of traditional shingle style and contemporary elegance,” says the listing.

“51 West End Road is a dream composition of the most sought-after qualities all combined: privacy, exclusivity, a grand yard with gardens and a pool, all overlooking the ocean with no dune obstruction whatsoever,” says Kyle Rosko of the Eklund | Gomes Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate.

A 4.2-acre compound in Water Mill with an 8,700-square-foot house perched high up so it has a panoramic 180-degree view, including south to the Atlantic Ocean, has been listed for $5.99 million. The home, which along with the grounds just underwent a million-dollar renovation in 2021, is listed with Frank and Dawn Bodenchak of Sotheby’s…
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Despite the Hamptons real estate market having a banner year with soaring home prices, Sagaponack dipped this year on the annual list of the most expensive zip codes in the country.