Real Estate

Douglas Elliman agent Enzo Morabito is one of the few brokers just as knowledgeable on either side of the canal.

Tick Hall, one of the Montauk Association houses built by McKim, Mead and White and owned by Dick Cavett, is for sale for $34 million.

The days are gone, we think, of people sniggering that west of the canal is “not really” the Hamptons. The advantages are so manifest–ridiculously shorter commute from Manhattan, lower prices, just as good amenities–that it’s no surprise that prices are inching up there, while being stagnant or dropping east of the canal. For an example,…
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This inventive, experimental house was built in 2008 and cost more than $2 million to build. The Bioscleave House–known as the Lifespan Extending Villa–was designed by artist couple Madeline Gins and Arakawa to cheat death itself. (Note: the couple have since died.) They thought that continually stimulating the senses through architectural surprise would stimulate the immune…
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Southampton, Sag Harbor, and East Hampton villages are still such wonderfully walkable areas, with shopping, restaurants and the movies in easy reach–something that’s becoming more and more rare in America. And while this property is juuuuust outside East Hampton village limits, it’s an easy walk to Mary’s for a morning muffin or Cittanuova for a…
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In Westhampton Beach, there are also many really lovely places, particularly in the historic areas, that we just adore.

This lovely old building has been in continuous use as an inn since it was built; the Ram’s Head Inn has prospered because of its many fabulous features.

Is the Rogers Mansion haunted? Long Island Paranormal Investigators investigated last autumn and says, yes, it is.

Looking for a really interesting and cool place to call your own? Check out the the former Greenport United Methodist Church

Anyone looking to spend around $3 million in Sag Harbor these days is spoiled for choice–there are just so many beautifully redone historic home, bursting with charm.