North Fork

A newly built, west-facing waterfront home in Southold lists for $8.2M, offering 160 feet of Peconic Bay frontage, private dock, and modern luxury.

After 3 years, Sacred Heart Church’s 10.2-acre Cutchogue campus sold to Peconic Community School for $2.85 million.

A landmark 1913 Queen Anne estate on the North Fork hits the market, combining historic charm, major updates and a prime bay-close location.

Flood zones often hurt home values, but on the East End, waterfront demand drives major price premiums, a new study finds.

A historic country farm in Greenport is available, offering a rare chance to own an intact North Fork homestead.

A new subdivision is coming to Cutchogue with eight residences bookended by a vineyard on one end and a sod farm on the other.

A restored Cutchogue bayfront estate has sold, marking the highest single-family home sale ever recorded in Southold’s North Fork market.

A 1925 Greenport farmhouse has been stylishly restored with modern touches, a chef’s kitchen and room for a pool near village shops and beaches.

The East End has seen a lot of change lately as residents transform second homes into full-time residences. Many people are spending more time at home as home offices go up or expand along with home gyms and movie theaters.

One of the North Fork’s most beloved wineries, Osprey’s Dominion, is back on the market at a new price of $6,299,000.