Technicolour Dreamland
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Northwest Harbor, East Hampton
This colourful Hamptons home has a laid back, friendly feel that would be perfect for a group of friends or family. In a quiet part of the Northwest Woods area of East Hampton, the house is surrounded by trees which guarantees peace, quiet and privacy to enjoy your trip.
Summer Fridays
10 guests
5 bedrooms
Northwest Harbor, East Hampton
A haven of tranquillity, this serene home is perfect for recharging your batteries. Step inside and be soothed by the classic Hamptons style – think ample-sized living spaces designed for entertaining, calm colours inspired by the coast and oodles of windows flooding each room with natural light.
Old Macdonald
5 guests
2 bedrooms
Stamford, New York
Once an 1890s carriage house, this home has been designed for country living for a small family. Low timber ceilings and hardwood floors retain the barn-like element, but instead of hay bales, you’ve got comfortable king-size beds for grown-ups and secret sleeping spots for kids in the mezzanine above the loft.
Whale Watching
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Sag Harbor, Southampton
Arriving at this effortlessly chic seaside home from the city is a shockingly swift affair – you can be in Manhattan for breakfast and Sag Harbour for lunch. With its white-washed interiors and beachy accents, the home is ideal for a family of weekenders or those looking for a long-term change of scenery.
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