A 40-acre agricultural parcel on the North Fork, farmed by Steve Mudd, one of the pioneers of North Fork’s viticulture, is for sale.
One of four lots overlooking the surfer’s haven of Ditch Plains Beach, the sale is the highest-price for a one-acre oceanfront lot ever sold in Montauk.
A $56 million transaction was finalized this week for the Town of East Hampton’s purchase of 30 acres along Wainscott Pond.
A nearly 80-acre equestrian estate in Water Mill, the largest in the Hamptons, is the most expensive real estate on the market.
Over in Greenport, there’s a real estate opportunity for a buyer with vision as a waterfront parcel with an existing dock has come to market.
As part of the Peconic Land Trust’s Farms for the Future Initiative, farmers were able to purchase nearly 40 acres of farmland in Cutchogue. The Peconic Land Trust and Mattituck Farm Holdings, owned by the Bacon Family Trust, announced the purchase of more than 150 acres on seven separate parcels within the Oregon Road farm…
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During a special Southampton Town Board meeting last week, councilmembers discussed acquiring a large tract of Bridgehampton farmland.
Two adjoining parcels, nearly four acres in total and less than two miles to Sag Harbor Village, have come on the market for $3.895 million.
A large tract of Bridgehampton farmland south of the highway offers development opportunity, listed at $69.995 million.
How much will it take to get land on the ocean in the Hamptons nowadays?
