Shelter Island

The Ram’s Head Inn on Shelter Island, the iconic waterfront restaurant and hotel owned by the Eklund family for four decades, has been sold.

An inviting beach house with a guest cottage on Shelter Island makes for the perfect hideaway with plenty of special details and private spaces throughout the property.

A shingled traditional Hamptons home on a lush private acre near the water on Shelter Island is available for $2.85 million. The 4,343-square-foot abode was built in 2006 with an open concept interior, and is listed with Seth P. Madore of The Corcoran Group.

A small beach house on the ocean in Sagaponack was looking for $9.95 million, while a 10,000-square-foot estate on Shelter Island wanted $9.45 million.

A waterfront home with a private dock on Shelter Island with lots of original detail and nautical flair is ready for new owners to chart its next course.

Between the weather, holidays and the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, there are not many open houses happening this weekend.

William Pedersen, a world-renowned architect, angled the home for uninterrupted views of Gardiner’s Bay.

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This shingle Gambrel-style waterfront home on Shelter Island offers unobstructed views of West Neck Harbor and Noyac Bay.

“Treetops” spans two lots in Shelter Island Heights, an elevated property with wide open water views and a greenbelt that is trimmed each year.