From a lonely lighthouse on a windswept shore where a drowned girl whispers, to an ancient home where ghosts dance, to a windmill playhouse haunted by a little girl, these are the most spooky stories we could find about the Hamptons. Montauk Lighthouse The lighthouse is haunted...
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If you're a deep-pocketed person wanting to buy on the hot, hot North Fork, this one's a no-brainer. Thing is, of course, the set of people who really want to be on the NoFo and happen to have $10 million to spend is quite small,...
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Perhaps "huge" isn't the right word. "Large"? "Bigly"? "Not-at-all Small"? On six acres of land, there's a 9800 square foot house with all the bells and whistles. Outside, the only noise you'll hear are the kids splashing in the pool, or practicing their serve on...
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This house was built in 1850 by Libbeus Vincent King (1821-1866), a whaleboat captain who was born in Wainscott. (Libbeus: a name you don't hear much any more! Glancing through Jeannette Rattray's East Hampton History book in the section about the King family, we also...
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We were sort of bored by this listing (even though it's waterfront) until we saw one thing. Sure, it's waterfront on Coecles Harbor, which is pretty great. The house is circa 1900, but it's being used as an artist's studio, so we figured any interesting period...
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The good folks at Out East have put together another data analysis on East End real estate. This time they looked at median asking prices in the last five years. Now, while the last five years have been good for Hamptons real estate overall, with...
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While Hamptons real estate has been in the dumps lately, the same isn't true for the North Fork. In the second quarter of 2018, North Fork properties sold at a 9% higher median compared to the same time last year ($600,000), while the Hamptons median...
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Nothing to do but grab a toothbrush and move into this adorable 60s ranch in Southold. Say good bye to city stress, because the peaceful water views from most rooms are going to relax you so well. And unlike a lot of larger houses, taking...
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Always dreamed of having your own little charming inn? This Victorian house, which is just steps to downtown Greenport, is currently being used as a B&B. But with just four bedrooms, it could easily be turned back into a family home. The house is listed...
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This midcentury house simply could not be cuter. Nope, just couldn't. It was renovated in 2008, but only (we think) on the upper level, as the lower level rec room looks original. Please do not ruin this area, new buyer. There's a Pennsylvania fieldstone fireplace, built-in seating,...
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The decor in this listing says one thing: Grandma has moved out. Which is good news for bargain hunters who don't mind looking past dowdy furnishings and art and seeing the good material there is here to work with. (We'd love to see what's under...
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This completely darling Shelter Island Heights cottage, which looks like it's actually inhabited by a family of talking bunnies or something, is in the Carpenter Gothic style. What's that? Well, you probably recognize the pointed windows that indicate Gothic, as does the steep gables. The...
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