Hamptons Homes

One of the things we really like about the units at Watchcase is that so many of them are unique, owing to the building’s topography. And this unit, Penthouse 418, may not be the largest penthouse, but it’s arguably the nicest, with pleasant interiors and a whopping three outdoor spaces to hang in and incredible…
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Roger Ferris is one of those architects whose work looks very simple at first, yet the more you study each building, the more sophisticated they appear. His work here in the Hamptons–The Bridge clubhouse, Topping Rose House and the new Watermill Center artist residence–are justly celebrated for constantly pushing the boundaries of the status quo….
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Gansett Green Manor is both an inn and a popular wedding venue, with a main house and five cute guest cottages.

This expansive 25-acre property is made for fun. It’s owned by a professional off-road truck racer and professional stunt man.

From a lonely lighthouse on a windswept shore where a drowned girl whispers, to an ancient home where ghosts dance, these are the most spooky stories we could find about the Hamptons.

Just renderings are available right now of this house under construction south of the highway in Bridgehampton, but we like what we see, with one caveat.

If you’re a deep-pocketed person wanting to buy on the hot, hot North Fork, this one’s a no-brainer.

What does our panel of real estate experts love about autumn in the Hamptons? What do they miss about summer?

Price paid for Shelter Island in 1651: 1,600 pounds of sugar Highest asking price for a property on Shelter Island in 2018: $9.75 million Pounds of sugar you can buy for $9.75 million in 2018: 12,187,500   Price paid for Robins Island in 1881: $22,000 Price paid for Robins Island in 1979: $1.3 million Price…
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Hedges Banks in East Hampton has a ton of celebrity homes: Hugh Jackman at 20 Hedges Banks, Sean Combs at 40, Donna Karan at 48. And why not?