Springs

In the Hamptons world of McMansions, a former 1940s fisherman’s bungalow, now a stylish Bohemian retreat, stands out.

The private two-acre enclave served not only as the Leibers’ home but also as their creative space for six decades.

Is this the future of the modern farmhouse? The developers of this home in the Clearwater Beach section fo Springs certainly think so.

The Glass House in East Hampton, engineered by Jeff Smilow, the structural genius behind One World Trade Center, is back on the market.

The columnist Maureen Dowd may be all about business in Washington, D.C. but she has scooped up a whimsical house in the Hamptons. 

The message to the East Hampton Town Board was clear after a conditions report on the former home, studios and guest house of Abstract Expressionist artists James Brooks and Charlotte Park: Much can and should be saved.

A farmhouse in the historic part of Springs is new to the market, listed with Beate V. Moore of Sotheby’s International Realty for $3.25 million.

A house on Gardiner’s Bay in Springs sold on Friday, September 30, 2022, for $12 million — the highest residential sale in the hamlet.

For the first time in a century, the historic home that once belonged to the Abstract Expressionist artist Nicolas Carone is on the market.

A designer-finished Hamptons Cape has what Dana Trotter of Sotheby’s International Realty is calling “magical outdoor spaces.”