The Fifties Barn
8 guests
4 bedrooms
East Hampton, The Hamptons
Once a 1950s potato barn, this historic home now provides rustic charm in the affluent Hamptons. Though we fell in love with the loft library, dramatic furnishings, and leafy garden, complete with a private pool and hot tub, the location is also worth mentioning.
Artistic Sensibility
8 guests
3 bedrooms
East Hampton North, East Hampton
The Hamptons have been a byword for luxury for decades, largely thanks to grand homes such as this one. Here, the decadence starts before you even go through the front door, with the tree-lined garden playing host to a large swimming pool and a few loungers on which to soak up the sunshine.
Classic White
10 guests
5 bedrooms
East Hampton, The Hamptons
Minutes from the finest selection of dining and local beaches, this East Hampton shingle-style home is perfect for a classic Hampton getaway. Great for a group of family or friends, there’s plenty of room to socialise – from in the lounges to the outside dining area set on half an acre of pristine outdoor space.
Gambel Dollhouse
8 guests
4 bedrooms
East Hampton, The Hamptons
Built 1902, this traditional gambrel home is a luxurious hideaway in East Hampton. Its past life is evident as soon as you step through the door: polished wooden floors run through the house, oak beams characterise the kitchen, and white French doors and sash windows open out to the rolling gardens.
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