Real Estate

A bayfront home in Jamesport comes with its own spit of sandy beach and a mooring in the Peconic Bay. The property at 13 Williamson Lane is asking $995,000.

This luxurious six-bedroom, six-and-a-half bath home was built in 2010 in one of the most premier locations in Westhampton Beach “between the bridges.”

A unique property that sits in a prestigious location “between the bridges” just sold, making it the most expensive deal to close in the area so far this year.

Move-in ready homes are continuing to draw the most attention and activity. Some are even being offered fully furnished, making them even more appealing to buyers looking to use or rent right away. 

Located behind gates on just shy of two acres, the 12,000-square-foot home has been “meticulously designed and seamlessly executed.”

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Slated for completion in late summer 2021, the 10-bedroom home south-of-the-highway in Water Mill provides 14,862 square feet on living space on three levels.

Dylan Eckardt, better known as the “Prince of Montauk,” has just snagged what could be one of the biggest exclusives in Hamptons history. 

A suburban turnover is underway and a blue streak savvy realtor from northern New York has drawn a heady following of urban clientele from the Hamptons.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist’s former house sits on a 1.8-acre peninsula overlooking Morris Cove and Upper Sag Harbor Cove just minutes from Sag Harbor Village.