Today, Stanford White’s building is the oldest structure in America built specifically as a golf clubhouse and remains the most iconic building in the golf world.
This house is so adorable we want to eat it up. It’s teensy at a mere 576 square feet, so basically would only work for one or two very close people.
If you’re a golf lover looking for your Hamptons home, take a look at some we have found for you, at different price levels.
You want a place on the ocean, but you also want a place nearby to dock your boat. Why not look on the other side of the canal?
This barn was originally part of the estate owned by Grosvenor Atterbury and the buildings were all designed by him.
Krupinski was indeed “Contractor to the Stars,” but he was much more than that, particularly in the Hamptons where he and Bonnie were known for their kindness and generosity.
This property was a new build three years ago that sold for $27.5 million. The new owners spent $10 million more on it and now want $42.5 million.
This building, which was Sag Harbor United Methodist Church for many years, has had a tumultuous history for the past ten years.
This historic whaling captain’s home was sold in need of total restoration a few years ago. Now it’s been utterly transformed.
Get inspired by some spectacular area gardens! Make Saturday and Sunday, June 9 and 10, into a gardening weekend.
