How the Hamptons real estate market will impact this summer season.
This impressive 23,000-square-foot home in Nassau County’s Mill Neck may seem like it’s from another era, but it is brand new and offers all the cutting-edge technology buyers in this market demand — and of which most of us dream.
Among the open houses, this weekend is a North Haven home on Genet Creek, the only deepwater inlet in this area with space for a 40-foot boat.
The massive house and surrounding property, located at 662 and 672 Noyac Path, offer the ultimate privacy and top-notch amenities.
The property at 34 High Street, asking $4.7 million, includes not only a newly renovated home, but an updated cottage, called “Le Rose de 34 Bis.”
The most expensive new listing on the market was also the highest priced listing to go under contract in March 2022.
A unique opportunity to own a waterfront resort in the Hamptons just came on the market in Hampton Bays. The Drake Inn is asking $8.775 million.
Among the Hamptons open houses happening this weekend are two opportunities to see a large new home on a Water Mill property with history.
Even though Matter passed away more than 20 years ago, the interior of her former 1950s home in Springs still reflects her artistic aesthetic.
In the Hampton Real Estate Report for March 2022, we see a 16% increase in home prices, while 33% more high-end homes go to contract.
