East Hampton

This awe-inspiring house was designed using a combination of glass, steel, stone and wood by the East Hampton-based architect Mazier Behrooz.

Known as the Abraham Baker House and once a riding schools’ clubhouse, it was one of about a dozen properties to receive a special historic landmark designation from East Hampton Town in 2017, which provides a rare opportunity to build a second home on the property.

An estate with three houses on nearly one and a half acres close to East Hampton Village offers the chance for a family compound with plenty of privacy.

The home at 25 Crooked Highway offers is 6,500 square feet, offering plenty of space, including a newly added master wing.

New to the market, a four-estate property off Bull Path in East Hampton is among those with an open house this weekend.

Candice Bergen and her husband, Marshall Rose, are selling their East Hampton estate with a coveted Lily Pond Lane address.

The back yard offers separate entertaining spaces, a newly built pool and even a putting green.

The house at the corner of Woods Lane and Main Street in the Village of East Hampton, perhaps the most well-known house in the village with its window boxes holding red geraniums each summer and white Christmas lights for the holidays, has been sold after nearly a year and a half on the market.

The house at 177 Main Street in East Hampton Village, dating to 1680, was completely reimagined by its previous owner, fashion photographer Don Ashby and his wife.

The 12,500-square-foot traditional house, known as “King of the Hill,” offers eight bedrooms, 10 full baths and three half baths.