If you’re planning to spend the long weekend looking at Hamptons open houses, there is lots to see, including a traditional home in Bridgehampton.
“Triangle, Square, Circle Compound” is how this contemporary East Quogue house is known since it describes the façade of each structure.
Gansett House, a historically significant East Hampton Village house close to the beach, has been listed for sale for the first time in 58 years.
“The residence enjoys stunning views across the Long Island Sound all the way to the foothills of Connecticut and boasts the most incredible sunsets,” the listing agent says.
A modern waterfront abode on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton features a sweeping glass wall suspended between two wings of the home.
“Acreage like this is also hard to find,” the listing agent says of this Water Mill compound that features a historic home, guest house and more.
This waterfront home on East Hampton’s Louse Point offers water views of Accabonac Harbor and Gardiner’s Bay from the front and back.
One of Sagaponack’s first summer homes and “an early progenitor of the classic Hamptons shingle-style” is for sale with Dana Trotter.
“This home is a truly authentic, East Hampton shingled cottage – elegant, classic, and what everyone tries to emulate,” says Martha Gundersen.
A Sagaponack compound that offers resort-style living in a private setting, has hit the market for $34.95 million.
