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Welcome to 2019. Many of us are glad to see the back of 2018, so we’ve adapted some popular New Year’s resolutions for the East End market.

In the Rogers Mansion may be found the entire story of Southampton, if not all of the East End. This rambling white clapboard building has been moved, added to, renovated and changed for many long years to suit the needs of its inhabitants: farmers, whalers, merchants in the early days and wealthy doctors and lawyers…
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This 1892 Southampton grande dame has seen a lot in its 125 years of existence, but this old lady has been completely transformed just recently.

Things are never dull in East End property. We saw a flagship property sold, a stunning new farm assembled from old buildings, and a stunning new home meant to evoke an old barn.

In 2016, this property was flipped by designers Heiberg Cummings Design. The jewelbox is small (1500 square feet or so, with just two bedrooms), but what there is is in perfect taste.

Goose Creek is a property that is huge in every way: 19,000 square feet set on 5.5 acres in desirable Wainscott.

This completely darling Shelter Island Heights cottage, which looks like it’s actually inhabited by a family of talking bunnies, is in the Carpenter Gothic style.

Asking price, 28-acre Christmas tree farm, Cutchogue: $2.5 million Asking price, 20-acre vineyard, Mattituck: $1 million   Rental price, 160 Ox Pasture Road, Southampton, August-Labor Day 2019: $17.88 per minute Rental price, 34 Culver Street, Southampton, August-Labor Day 2019: 42¢ per minute   Montauk Beach House rental, July 2019: $512 per night “Three-Day Deluxe Vacation,”…
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Deep roots in the Hamptons mean that Rob Canberg has an encyclopedic knowledge of East End real estate. Today, he is an agent in Nest Seekers’ Sag Harbor office, representing properties from Westhampton all the way to Montauk. BTH Where did you grow up? RC I am a true born and bred Long Islander, made…
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Initially, when we saw this 1975 house, we thought, “Needs a lot of work on the interior.” But now we’re starting to think maybe the house should be kept as is.