A property currently operating as a Bed & Breakfast in Cutchogue could be your family’s new home.

The late Henry W. Koehler, one of the top sporting artists in the world, painted many of his equestrian paintings, for which he was known, in his studio in his quaint Southampton Village home.

Set on a 2.3-acre waterfront property, the home offers “old world charm” paired with modern amenities, according to the Douglas Elliman listing. Michaela Keszler is the broker.

The Hamptons Publishing Scene Is Booming [The New York Post]
No Daily Beach Permits on Weekends in East Hampton Village [The East Hampton Star]
State Passes Kelp Bill That Could Pave Way for Commercial Cultivation in 2 LI Bays [Newsday]
Town Will Consider Trucking In Sand For Ditch Plains [27East]
Affordable Housing on Pantigo Draws Support and Concerns [The East Hampton Star]
CAT Officials Say They’re Ready Willing and Able to Close Deal to Purchase EPCAL Land [Riverhead News-Review]
Bridgehampton Lowers Tax Levy, But 6.49% Would Still Pierce State Cap [Newsday]
Large Fire Damages Boatyard Buildings Overnight in Southold [The Suffolk Times]
What’s New in the Hamptons? The Restaurants, Hotels, and Stores to Know This Summer [Vogue]

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Lorraine Bracco seems to be downsizing in the Hamptons — or is she setting the stage for another HGTV series? 

The gabled-style house, which sits on a two-acre property flanked by a reserve on two sides, has found a buyer. The last ask: $12.25 million.

“Dig your own clams, fillet your fish at the fillet station, moor your boat, keep your kayak and paddle board nearby, or just relax and enjoy the amazing sunsets,” the listing reads. 

Among the must-see properties being shown this weekend is a traditional-style home located in the Village of Sag Harbor.

A two-acre estate in Cove Hollow Farm, one of East Hampton’s original dairy farms, has landed on the market for $8.4 million.