This property is high up, providing for sweeping views, and the house was designed to be minimalistic in style, so the emphasis is on the spectacular views.
We adore this sweet house, partially because we’re suckers for houses with climbers on them, but also because we love the winding brick paths, rolling green lawn, and bucolic split rail fence.
Mr. Albee, the eminent playwright, died in 2016, and now, his oceanfront property on Old Montauk Highway is for sale, asking $20 million.
This property, a new build on pretty Suffolk Street, was listed back in spring 2016 for $12 million. Now the price is down to just under $9 million.
The company’s loyal clientele will be happy to hear that the company, founded in 1986, is now owned by long-time employees Stratton Schellinger and Ray Harden.
We’ve been crazy about the work of New York- and Oslo-based designers Heiberg Cummings Design for a while now. Now they’ve done their magic on this place.
Grandma has moved out. Which is good news for bargain hunters who don’t mind looking past dowdy furnishings and art.
This Gin Lane estate, with truly magical gardens, offers so much, and yet no one has purchased it in the two years or so it’s been on and off the market.
Anyone looking for a home or a weekend getaway could do much worse than this captivating cottage, listed by Mary Slattery at Corcoran. It’s smallish at 1637 square feet, but there are five bedrooms and two baths. Anyway, who wants to be inside? The area is spectacular. Cow Neck Farm and Port of Missing Men…
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In July 2012, this oceanfront Montauk property closed for $10.5 million, the record for that year. Now it’s closed again for almost $23 million.
