A Bridgehampton home with 18th century roots that underwent an impressive renovation in recent years has a new owner to enjoy the upgrades.
After 22 years, the Bridgehampton institution World Pie closed its doors for good abruptly after the last pour on Sunday night. Loyal customers were shocked by word that the restaurant and Main Street building were sold.
“Spaces like this park-like, and private reserve just don’t exist anymore,” says Enzo Morabito of Douglas Elliman.
Campbell Stables, located at 6 West Pond Drive at the corner of Newlight Lane, sits on 16.5 acres and includes a 2.6-acre agricultural reserve lot.
The south-of-the-highway home of the noted Broadway and Hollywood production designer, Peter Larkin, was sold to a neighbor earlier this spring.
The Plum Cottage in Bridgehampton, originally built in 1860 as the school headmaster’s home, is looking for a buyer.
Lorraine Bracco seems to be downsizing in the Hamptons — or is she setting the stage for another HGTV series?
The gabled-style house, which sits on a two-acre property flanked by a reserve on two sides, has found a buyer. The last ask: $12.25 million.
An oceanfront home in Bridgehampton, a property made to be Gordon Gekko’s house in the 1987 film Wall Street, officially sold on Thursday, closing at $28.5 million.
“As one of the most important and refined estates in the Hamptons, the Grosvenor Atterbury designed residence on Coopers Neck Lane brings into concert the property’s century old provenance with the finest present-day amenities,” the listing with Brown Harris Stevens says.
