Fall is selling season in the Hamptons! Today we’re going to highlight three properties that sold in double-quick time this autumn.

This property would be perfect for any artist who lives alone: a very cute 1967 house along with one huge barn and another smaller barn, both about a hundred years old.

We just don’t get it. What is the matter with this property that it’s been on the market so long, with so many price cuts, and no one wants it? It was originally listed in November 2013 asking $10.5 million. Now it’s five years later and the ask is $5.25 million, half what it was…
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This house was built in 1850 by Libbeus Vincent King (1821-1866), a whaleboat captain. It’s been beautifully update for the 21st century.

North Haven is home to some amazing properties, which come with suitably astonishing price tags. And this property, on tony Bay View Drive, is pretty nice. The most enticing thing about the listing is the 140-foot deepwater dock. Of course, the bayfront property, repped by Linda Perillo at Saunders and and Sotheby’s superagent Harald Grant, also boasts…
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This property’s sales history is almost as interesting as its structure! And its structure is pretty impressive: part of the house, built in 1994 by Wall Street titan Carl Tiedemann, comes from a c. 1520 barn from Hever Castle in England, home of the Boleyn family. The old beams still bear sixteenth century adze marks….
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Westhampton Beach is a hot market; asking prices there have increased 45% over the past five years. Agent Aimee Fitzpatrick Martin gives us the lowdown.

We were sort of bored by this listing (even though it’s waterfront) until we saw one thing. Sure, it’s waterfront on Coecles Harbor, which is pretty great. The house is circa 1900, but it’s being used as an artist’s studio, so we figured any interesting period details were gone. Then we saw this and fell in…
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The good folks at Out East have put together another data analysis on East End real estate. This time they looked at median asking prices in the last five years. Now, while the last five years have been good for Hamptons real estate overall, with more than half the towns showing an increase of 30…
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There are just so many great features, we’re not sure we can list them all. But never backing down from a challenge, we will try.