A nearly 80-acre equestrian estate in Water Mill, the largest in the Hamptons, is the most expensive real estate on the market.
Nestled off a secluded driveway, this Westhampton home presents a tranquil fusion of natural beauty, artistic flair and luxurious comfort.
Step back in time to a landmark of Hamptons architecture with the exquisite, historic property located at 64 Huntting Lane in East Hampton.
Nestled on a private lane in the Village of Sagaponack, 98 Wilkes Lane is a sanctuary of luxury and tranquility. This property, priced at $11.95 million and part of an exclusive enclave of just six homes, spans over two acres and offers breathtaking sunset views that are sure to captivate. Recently refreshed in 2024, the…
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Rich in heritage and architectural splendor, the Hannibal French House on Captain’s Row in Sag Harbor Village is currently listed for sale.
Set on Georgica Pond in East Hampton, this home is being offered for the first time, listed with Sotheby’s International Realty.
“The Butterfly House, an iconic feature of mid-century modern architecture, exemplified clean lines [and] open spaces with dramatic innovative spirit, leaving an indelible influence on the world of design.”
Back in 1829, when greater Brookhaven was a bustling shipbuilding port, the Congregational Chapel was built, leading to the name of the street.
“The seven-acre sweep of land all the way from Further Lane to the ocean is very rare and very impressive,” says Frank E. Newbold of Sotheby’s International Realty.
The Penny Homestead in Laurel, built in 1879 and renovated in 2022, combines craftsmanship, like a spindled front porch and mullioned windows, with modern amenities.
