Water Mill

Nest Seekers International has sued father and son Artie and Jason Rabin over a $118.5 million Hamptons sale and the commission they claim they’re owed.

Four trades composing one of the largest waterfront compounds in the Hamptons sold for a combined $118.5 million — the second-highest trade in Hamptons history.

The agents sold the Hamptons equestrian compound six months ago to the current owner who gave it a reported $2 million refresh.

A modern waterfront home in Water Mill boasts walls of glass that illuminate the space with natural light and offers stunning views of Mill Pond from nearly every room.

The Water Mill home that belonged to the late Ruth McCarthy Manton, a journalist, editor, and pioneering executive in fashion licensing and branding, has sold.

There’s not one, but two chances to see a restored country farmhouse in Water Mill, among the many South Fork open houses this weekend.

Located in Water Mill’s estate section, an elegant Georgian carriage house stands out on the East End.

A distinctive contemporary home along the ocean in Wainscott, which recently appeared in an episode of HBO’s Succession, has found a buyer for $45 million, in what will be in the top 10 trades on the South Fork this year.

Inside the 2,898-square-foot property, buyers will find four bedrooms, including an owner’s suite with a large walk-in closet, a spa bathroom with marble decor, as well as a double vanity.

A 4.2-acre compound in Water Mill with an 8,700-square-foot house perched high up so it has a panoramic 180-degree view, including south to the Atlantic Ocean, has been listed for $5.99 million. The home, which along with the grounds just underwent a million-dollar renovation in 2021, is listed with Frank and Dawn Bodenchak of Sotheby’s…
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