Last night was the fourth annual Privet Hedge Awards Dinner, held at the lovely and swanky Sebonack Golf Club, an affair hosted by Manhattan Media, publishers of Dan’s Papers, AVENUE, AVENUE on the Beach, and Behind the Hedges.
This property first came onto the market back in the halcyon days of 2014. It’s lovely, but was pricey at $21.5 million. Now it’s the less-halcyon days of 2017 and the price is way, way down to $16.9 million. It’s represented by Patricia Wadzinski and Frank Newbold at Sotheby’s. So what’s so great about the…
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Sandy Gallin, talent manager, film producer, and in later life, a flipper and decorator, has died at the age of 76 from cancer. Well-known here in the Hamptons for his famously beautiful homes, we thought we’d pay tribute today to his extraordinary good taste and design skill. As a talent manager, Sandy Gallin’s roster included…
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This interesting property, which consists of two parcels right on Georgica Pond with ocean views, first came to market in 2015 asking $45 million. Of course that’s a huge price for non-oceanfront; the house, constructed from an old barn from Hever Castle in England, where the Boleyn family live, was assembled on the site in the 1970s. Charming and…
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Always wanted to be the next Mies van der Rohe? Now’s your chance. Southampton architectural engineering firm Chiffert Engineering P.C., together with local agency Century 21 Agawam Town and Village Realty, is hosting a competition for a residential commission in Hampton Bays. The 2.2 acre property is at 1 Oceanview Road, overlooking Shinnecock Bay. You…
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This pretty colonial style house was built in 1931 by Aymar Embury II, an architect best known now for working closely with Robert Moses designing structures for New York City parks. Interestingly, this is the first time it’s ever been sold in its history; it’s belonged to family members since it was built. With a…
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This interesting building, by architect Michael Haverland, is set on 2.55 acres right on Accabonac Harbor, near the Pollock-Krasner House. Built by Ben Krupinski in 2008, the house is a signature Haverland design, with long low lines and many windows, all within two rectangular volumes. The exterior is cast concrete with an intriguing pattern. Sightlines as…
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A sculpture-collecting couple, who had hired Gluckman Tang Architects in 2004 to design a viewing pavilion on their Bridgehampton property to showcase their works by Isamu Noguchi, decided they needed a second building to display sculpture and drawings by Walter De Maria. The new pavilion, also designed by Gluckman Tang, has just won a prestigious Architizer…
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We knew figures would be bad for the quarter, and we were correct. Town & Country has published the sales numbers for eight price ranges in 12 different markets, and in almost all of them, there are huge pullbacks. None of the hamlets monitored by T&C experienced an increase in the $10 million to $19.99 million or $20 million and up…
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Apparently, even musical legends can’t win against Nature. Longtime Montauk resident Paul Simon was faced with dropping off the key, Lee, to one of the buildings on his estate in the Montauk bluffs after erosion threatened to knock it over the precipice. His estate on Cliff Drive is about 7.5 acres and includes the main…
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This Cutchogue Home Feels Like a Private Beach Club
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