In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, members of High Society in the City of New York built grand summer mansions by the ocean in Southampton. There was tennis, golf, sunbathing and brisk salt sea air, considered a healthy restorative. One of the largest such mansions — still standing today — is “Ocean…
The former New Moon Café in East Quogue has officially been sold to the owners of Mary’s Pizza and Pasta in Speonk.
One of the most attractive interior spaces in the Hamptons, in my opinion, is the passenger waiting area of Hampton Jitney in the Southampton Omni. About the size of a small airline terminal, you can relax in one area where sofas and chairs are set up in a living room arrangement, sit at café…
A great turnout for the East Hampton Historical Society’s House & Garden Tour, highlighting standout homes, history, and design.
Just five days after listing, a renovated Bayberry Cottage sold for $2.695M cash, shattering the enclave’s price-per-square-foot record.
Westhampton just logged a new $14.9 million waterfront record with the sale of a Moriches Bay estate.
A waterfront home in Remsenburg offers easy access to the Atlantic Ocean via Seatuck Cove, thanks to a deep-water dock.
In a record off-market deal, Terry Semel’s Further Lane estate sold to billionaire Len Blavatnik, the priciest single parcel ever in the Hamptons.
Former Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck is said to have bought Joe Farrell’s Bridgehampton new build, setting a record for the area.
When he was a powerful New York State Assemblyman in the 1970s, Perry B. Duryea Jr. was called a man in a hurry. So much so, that he used to pilot his own plan to Albany, from Montauk Airport, just about every week. Duryea, who served as Speaker of the Assembly and was the…
Southampton Arts Center Presents Architecture + Design Tour
Shrinking the Pool, Not the Luxury in the Hamptons
Horses Carved by Nature: Franco Cuttica on Sculpting Strength
Architect Roger Ferris Comes Full Circle in the Hamptons, Designing The Bridge’s First Spec Home
Master Craftsman: Laurie Densen and the Unpredictability of Fire
