Historic Properties

A $56 million transaction was finalized this week for the Town of East Hampton’s purchase of 30 acres along Wainscott Pond.

Southampton Town is poised to purchase Casa Basso, a waterfront Westhampton property known for its castle and towering musketeer sculptures.

Step back in time to a landmark of Hamptons architecture with the exquisite, historic property located at 64 Huntting Lane in East Hampton.

Rich in heritage and architectural splendor, the Hannibal French House on Captain’s Row in Sag Harbor Village is currently listed for sale.

Shelter Island, accessible only by ferry, offers a unique real estate market, with prices topping out at $20 million.

Eyes are not only on the competition on the Saratoga track, but on luxury real estate in the city’s famed Broadway Historic District.

A piece of Sag Harbor Village history is new to the market. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, 212 Madison Street was built in 1820.

A newly approved Bridgehampton historic district is the first of its kind outside the incorporated villages within Southampton Town.

An updated, historic Victorian in Bridgehampton that mixes old charm and modern conveniences hit the market for $2.495 million.

The grand, Shingle Style “summer cottage,” located at 1 Lily Pond Lane, at the corner of Ocean Avenue, has come to market.