The listing for this property says, “This is a one of a kind property in a one of a kind location” and it’s true. Built in 1949, this is the kind of beach house you just don’t see any more.
Morning Glory House, for which Bethenny paid $2.037 million, had formerly been a B&B. It’s back on the market asking $3 million.
How new real estate laws in New York State affect buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and neighbors on the East End.
The new restaurant will be an outpost of Sel Rrose from NYC. That means oysters, cocktails, and reasonably priced plates with a French accent.
One of these days Shelter Island is going to be the next Sag Harbor. It has all the charm, it’s off the beaten path, and offers much lower prices than the mainland.
The Water Mill house that former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci and wife Deirdre Ball purchased has been have listed again.
Mike Gaynor is getting well known in the area for his gorgeous restorations of old buildings. Mike and wife Kerry have taken an unloved property and turned it into something spectacular. Modern, yet true to history.
Rich folks, do we ever have a deal for you. This property appeals on several levels: location, price, and looks. First up, location. It is oceanfront in Montauk.
As the Rolling Stones advised us back in 1966, paint it black. Or in this case, dark gray. (The same advice holds true for dated 80s contemporaries, by the way.)
Gurney’s Resorts is adding a second property in Montauk: it’s buying the venerable Montauk Yacht Club Resort & Marina.
