Real Estate

On the market for the first time, this 11,530-square-foot home sits on 2.55 acres on Cross Highway in East Hampton Village. A house that large might be in plain sight, but Lori Schiaffino, the Compass agent listing the home, calls the location “a hidden gem.”. “Cross Highway is more...

Harry Macklowe is ready to split from his Hamptons home off of Georgica Pond. The octogenarian real estate developer listed his estate at 64 West End Avenue in East Hampton for $38 million, Curbed reported. Macklowe paid $10.4 million for the home in 2017, using it as a residence with his then-girlfriend, Patricia Landeau — who he has since married — during his acrimonious divorce from his then-wife.

6 Bedrooms | 7 Baths | 6,662 Sq. Ft. | .58 Acre | Pool | $5,495,000. A seamless blend of historic carriage house and modern living, this 6662 square foot home with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, is located in the heart of Southampton Village and creates a unique take on Hamptons living. The home is designed around a historic carriage house maintaining the beautiful stone walls and 100-year-old refinished wood floors in the great room, kitchen, and dining room. The contemporary part of the home features a spectacular curved staircase that services all three floors of the home. Multiple decks, staircases, and terraces offer privacy and flow throughout the expansive home. The gated entry and service entry allow for private access to the property lined with mature, specimen trees and thoughtfully designed landscape lighting. The backyard features a heated gunite pool with a cascading infinity edge, winding stone walkways, an outdoor fireplace and a rock garden leading back into the home through the double glass entry to the lower level.

Adam Potter’s affordable housing plan for Sag Harbor is becoming the living embodiment of: “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.”. The developer is still trying to get a project off the ground on Bridge Street, 27East reported. Potter’s initial proposal included five parcels, three...

If you believe home is where the farm is, then you’ll want to take a look at this renovated farmhouse-style abode in Southold Village’s Founders Beach community. Built in 2000 and extensively renovated in 2019 from top to bottom, including new windows and mechanicals, the 2,043-square-foot home features an open format that’s filled with natural light and flexible spaces.

Over the past week there were 19 Listings that went into contract from Westhampton to Montauk. Compared to this same week last year (2023), there were 26 Listings that went into contract. Which is a year over year DECREASE of 27%. This same week in 2022, there were 37 Listings...

4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Baths | 2,800 Sq. Ft. | 1.04 Acre | Pool | $1,995,000. This charming traditional home, designed with relaxed summer entertaining in mind, is sited on a generous one-acre parcel in the sought-after Bay Woods Community. The beautifully landscaped property welcomes you with a spacious covered front porch perfect for lounging. Enter through the foyer into an open concept first floor offering junior primary suite, a living room and media room (separable with double Barn door), and leading further to a dining area and kitchen. Abundance of natural light pours in through tall windows and glass doors leading to an ample deck for seamless flow of indoor-outdoor living. The well-equipped eat-in kitchen with granite countertops, stainless appliances with two ovens, has a spacious island and also an office nook; the connecting walkway conveniently leads to side door and a garage; powder room completes the first floor level. The second floor has a large primary bedroom suite with private balcony overlooking the large backyard and pool area, two walk-in closets, and a luxurious bathroom with jacuzzi tub, separate shower and two vanities. In addition there are two guest bedrooms and a full bathroom; laundry area is also located on this floor. The lower level with its high ceiling, walk-out door, double egress window, and plumbing already in place, offers various interesting possibilities for custom finishing. The impressively landscaped fenced-in backyard has mature trees and lush vegetation providing privacy, and boasts an in-ground 16×32 heated saltwater stadium steps pool, framed with a stone patio. Entertaining and al fresco dining on a large Mahogany deck with outdoor sound system, and plenty of space for various outdoor activities, including a putting green for golf enthusiasts and a stone fire pit, create the ideal setting for the perfect Hamptons experience. Mature trees and lush landscaping, with irrigation, create a private and tranquil setting. The location is easily accessible from New York and is just minutes to Hampton Bays shopping, restaurants, and entertainment, and short ride to bay and ocean beaches and recreational parks. Truly, this comfortable home oasis has everything you need for your summer or year-round living.

Formal living and dining room, a large eat-in kitchen with maple cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The property also boasts a double-sided wood-burning fireplace, spacious family room and a partially finished basement. 2-car garage, a brand new roof and chimney. $785,000 | ML#3528874. For more information click here.

Oops, he did it again. Harry Macklowe, one of New York City’s most brazen developers, has listed his Hamptons home facing exclusive Georgica Pond — with neighbors like Steven Spielberg — for $38 million. There’s just one catch. It’s uninhabitable. That’s because the mansion lacks a certificate of occupancy, and the new owners won’t be legally allowed to move in. Macklowe illegally cleared land on the property and built additions without permits, endangering the wetlands and garnering fines for more than 21 violations that haven’t been paid for five years, East Hampton Village officials say. The off-the-books renovations on his Hamptons home echo his 1985 move to...

Get In-Depth Insights and Exclusive Content Delivered Direct to You. No matter where you live, there tends to be an off-season when it comes to real estate. The sales and rental market may be a little different. We asked real estate agents on both the East End and Palm Beach what is their approach to keeping busy in slower seasons in their markets. Also, do they advise buyers or renters who might find themselves looking in the off-season?

If $38 million seemed like a lofty price for Harry Macklowe’s East Hampton home, wait for the kicker: It’s uninhabitable. The estate, which the developer put on the market just last week, can’t be lived in because it has no certificate of occupancy, the New York Post reported. Unpaid fines and legal issues stemming from work Macklowe did at the property stand as obstacles to its sale.

(Photo courtesy of Sotheby’s International Realty) Abundant light, water views and a home that is 100-percent turnkey might make this Shelter Island home your happy place. Sited on 1.3 acres on Dickerson Drive, this 3,000-square-foot contemporary home sits on the Menantic Creek with 300 feet of private waterfront and offers swimmers, boaters and sailors an opportunity to indulge all their water sports from their very own private deep-water dock.

Transfers of real estate in the Town of Riverhead and selected hamlets in the Town of Southampton reported for RiverheadLOCAL by Suffolk Vision title service on Feb. 23, 2024. Karl & Priscilla Williams to Maria Concoba and Edgar Pirir, 166 Brookhaven Avenue, $535,000, on Dec. 20, 2023. Riverhead 11901. Karl...

Recently featured in the New York Post and other publications, this recent listing in East Hampton Village is generating considerable buzz. Nestled in the heart of East Hampton, a residence once belonging to the iconic Elliott Erwitt, a maestro behind the lens whose photographic tales spanned the latter half of the 20th century, has been listed for a striking $3.75 million. The legendary photographer, who passed away last year at the age of 95, has left behind a legacy as vivid and impactful as the images he captured, ranging from the whimsically quirky to the politically profound.

First-time homebuyers in the Suffolk County Home Consortium have until this coming Friday, March 1, to apply for the Down Payment Assistance Program. If approved, an essentially zero-interest deferred loan of up to $30,000 will be provided toward the down payment of an owner-occupied, single-family residence. According to the program guidelines, deferred loans “are forgiven after 10 years.”

Addressing Affordability Challenges on Long Island: A Loan To Help First Time Buyers. The Down Payment Assistance Program aims to address the persistent issue of affordability faced by Long Islanders. Situated near the high-cost metropolis of New York City and burdened with high taxes, the region poses challenges for various demographics, including young and retired individuals. First-time homebuyers within the Suffolk County Home Consortium have until March 1 to apply for this program. If approved, they can benefit from an essentially zero-interest deferred loan of up to $30,000 towards the down payment of a single-family residence, with the loan forgiven after 10 years.

5 Bedrooms | 6.5 Baths | 5,271 Sq. Ft. | .87 Acre | Pool | Waterviews | $5,500,000. Perched on a waterfront shy acre with a private beach and commanding views of Three Mile Harbor, this stylishly renovated 5-bedroom modern home has an airy open floor plan, exceptional outdoor spaces, and distinctive touches of California coastal style in the Hamptons. Past the stone courtyard, the home opens with an expansive front deck with an inviting, heated pool, covered porch, and full pool bathroom. A wood and iron Mediterranean-style double door and four sets of French doors open to the front deck. Continuing the effortless indoor-outdoor flow through the great room with fireplace, three sets of French doors lead to a covered al fresco dining deck overlooking the harbor. When all the French doors open, the arcade of arches beautifully frames the view of tranquil waters above the waving phragmites. Past the al fresco dining deck, a path with stepping stones meanders through lushly landscaped grounds down to a dreamy private beach on the harbor, an idyllic spot for sunning, swimming, or launching a kayak or standup paddle board. The heart of the home, the open-concept great room has a dining and a long bar with seating and a view into the dazzling new gourmet kitchen featuring a Venetian plaster hood and matte white appliances with brass hardware. A waterside en suite bedroom and marble powder bath complete the main level. Upstairs, the generous primary bedroom suite with exposed beams profits from a terrace with spectacular views of Three Mile Harbor, Sammy’s Beach, and Gardiner’s Bay. The luxurious bath offers a freestanding soaker tub, a curbless dual shower with a linear drain, and a dual vanity. Hardware and bathroom fixtures are handsome black against bright, white interiors. Three guest bedrooms round out the second level, each with French doors onto broad terraces overlooking the pool in front of the harbor to the rear. The walkout finished lower level has an open recreation area and a wine room. A smart home with Nest thermostats and a premium in-home sound system. Captivating opportunity to own a fully renovated, turnkey waterfront paradise with a pool and private beach in East Hampton.

Over the past week there were 32 Listings that went into contract from Westhampton to Montauk. Compared to this same week last year (2023), there were 22 Listings that went into contract. Which is a year over year INCREASE of 45%. This same week in 2022, there were 33 Listings...

In Flanders, N.Y., where Long Island’s North and South Forks meet, this striking two-bedroom home–recently featured in Cottages & Gardens–belongs to noted interior designer Anthony Baratta. For $55,000, from Memorial Day to Labor Day, the house, studio, and pool at 707 Pleasure Drive can be your design-immersive summer retreat. The home’s dazzling curves and angles, bright colors, and pattern details reflect the designer’s eye, and the pool and grounds offer endless opportunities for entertaining and enjoying the season.

(Photo credit: Tyler Sands, Sands Media House) Set on .23 acres and nearly 75 feet of waterfront, this home on Pipes Cove offers the opportunity to step out of the house and into the water without having to break your stride. The cottage’s original footprint dates to the 1930s, but...