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Several homes with historic windmills in Westhampton Beach’s estate section have recently come on the market, with one selling just last week.

In a whisper listing, a Bridgehampton estate just one block from the ocean sold recently for a whopping $16 million.

A luxurious new build in Bridgehampton, the personal residence of Joe Farrell, the legendary Hamptons developer who needs no introduction.

Success in the world of real estate means always knowing where to find valuable assets.

“Our approach to design is about capturing the essence of an idea,” says Paul Masi of Bates Masi + Architects, winner of nearly 200 design awards since 2003.

The Conklin House on Amagansett Main Street has been restored to embrace its Victorian history, while offering modern updates, and now is up for grabs for a buyer looking for a bit of history in the heart of one of the most desirable hamlets on the South Fork. A white picket gate and a privacy…
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“The environment, for me, is very important. Thinking about the environment, considering it, looking at it from different angles,” says Maziar Behrooz, whose firm mb_architecture has combined that embrace of local environs in a commitment to community-oriented projects as well as residential works in the Hamptons. A guest curator at the Parrish Museum of Art…
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This traditional house at 9 Ocean Avenue in East Hampton looks out onto upper Hook Pond while sitting on more than an acre in an estate section of the village. The property affords both privacy and tranquility by the pond and proximity to Main Beach and the shops and restaurants in the heart of the…
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The iconic and historic Sagg General Store building, long the center of activity in Sagaponack, has hit the market for $3.995 million. Listed with Brown Harris Stevens, it is one of very few commercial opportunities in the small incorporated village. Located at 542 Sagg Main Street, the 1878 building has also been home to the Post…
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“My grandmother’s third husband designed gas stations for Shell Oil Company. I was absolutely enamored with his large office, colored pencils and new car every three years. I wanted this as well. Of course, when I told him that I wanted to go to Berkeley –like he did –he told me, women couldn’t be architects.”…
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