Sag Harbor Village is filled with many historic homes, but the one at 27 Palmer Terrace is particularly of interest in that this property, designed by a nationally significant architect has gone on the market for the very first time.
William Pedersen, a world-renowned architect, angled the home for uninterrupted views of Gardiner’s Bay.
The nearly two-acre property is located on a private cul-de-sac, just minutes to downtown Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor Village.
The real estate market in the Hamptons has been booming during the COVID-19 pandemic with many record-sale prices, but one house in Sag Harbor has gone for less than half of its original asking price. Yet, it is still generating interest.
A gated Sagaponack estate at 515 Parsonage Lane, with views of protected farm fields, is now asking $12.995 million, a $1 million reduction since it was first listed.
Forget about hitting the stores for Black Friday deals. Instead, there’s a deal to be had in real estate, right?
This shingle Gambrel-style waterfront home on Shelter Island offers unobstructed views of West Neck Harbor and Noyac Bay.
This $14.2 million waterside home on Seaponack Point on North Haven was designed for indoor-outdoor living to fully enjoy the views of Shelter Island Sound.
The property offers an estate-like setting with panoramic views of Haywater Cove, a creek on the North Fork’s south side, thanks to 150 feet of water frontage.
Despite a median price of $3.875 million, the zip actually experienced a 10% dip, according to PropertyShark, which compiled the list based on data between January and October 15 of 2020.
