East Hampton

Peloton shares may have sharply fallen this week, but founder and CEO John Foley successfully unloaded his old East Hampton house.

Noted high-end art dealer, Paul Herring, finished out the year by buying a nearly-four acre East Hampton estate in the center of a private waterfront community with access to Northwest Harbor. 

A secluded property on Barcelona Point in East Hampton has sold for $10.2 million — more than $2 million over ask.

On the South Fork, where large homes abound, energy codes are getting more stringent.

After just one month on the market, an architectural stunner still under construction in East Hampton Village found a buyer. The mid-build sale is emblematic of a growing trend, experts say.

The Elaine de Kooning House and Studio was nominated as a locally significant place as de Kooning was a prominent abstract expressionist artist who lived and worked for 14 years, until her death in 1989.

On the market for $2.775 million, an East Hampton, listed for sale with Robert Bass of Sotheby’s International Realty, is full of character and plenty of amenities.

Walk off all that turkey and stuffing during the East Hampton Historical Society’s 2021 House & Garden Tour on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

“Masterfully crafted in 2004 by architect Katherine Fee and builder George Lombardi, this expansive 9,112-square-foot home is a beautiful interpretation of traditional shingle style and contemporary elegance,” says the listing.

“51 West End Road is a dream composition of the most sought-after qualities all combined: privacy, exclusivity, a grand yard with gardens and a pool, all overlooking the ocean with no dune obstruction whatsoever,” says Kyle Rosko of the Eklund | Gomes Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate.