The Sag Harbor home that once offered refuge to Truman Capote has been reimagined in a four-year restoration and is now listed for $16.5 million.
Just beyond the Hamptons, this 4,700-square-foot custom home offers timeless craftsmanship, luxury amenities and a pool — all for $1.825 million.
The Montauk Manor, high on Fort Hill overlooking the downtown of Montauk, was built in 1927 as the first of what were intended to be four hotels scattered around Montauk. Carl Fisher, the developer of Miami Beach, could do that because he’d bought the entire peninsula of Montauk two years earlier, intending to create…
A newly built Sag Harbor home by Mick Brosnan’s Black Dog Construction sold for $3.25M, while another custom residence nearby is still available.
Robert Linker creates custom metal railings and objets d’art at The Irony in East Hampton with plenty of help from his wife Elizabeth, who is also his business partner and biggest fan.
East Quogue native Lauren Spiegel stays local selling prime west of the canal real estate for Douglas Elliman — including hot Remsenburg and Quiogue markets — for Douglas Elliman.
Judi Desiderio says with “complete and absolute conviction that here on the East End, we have always conducted business with full cooperation and transparency.”
The buyer will complete construction at 474 Jobs Lane, which was last asking $24.5 million and listed with Chris Covert of Modlin Group.
In the Hamptons world of McMansions, a former 1940s fisherman’s bungalow, now a stylish Bohemian retreat, stands out.
The former New Moon Café property in East Quogue is set to be sold to the owners of Mary’s Pizza and Pasta, the popular restaurant in Speonk.