Hamptons Dreams
9 guests
3 bedrooms
East Hampton North, East Hampton
Exploring East Hampton is a breeze at this coastal cottage. Both downtown and the beach are easily accessible by bike, and a coffee shop and seafood restaurant are just down the street.
Long Island Iced Tea
8 guests
3 bedrooms
Remsenburg, Remsenburg-Speonk
Not too far from the bright lights of New York City, this striking and stylish home sits near the beaches of Westhampton and among the protected marshlands of Long Island. The house itself is a modern twist on the traditional clapboard homes the area is famous for, with wraparound decks looking into the treetops to the rear and plenty of sliding doors allowing the indoors to seamlessly slip into the outdoor space.
Borne Back
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Northwest Harbor, East Hampton
Just steps away from a private community beach, Borne Back was designed by its architect owner to provide a comfortable contemporary home in a perfectly quiet spot in the Hamptons. On a full acre plot next to Gardiner's Bay, it's surrounded by tall trees.
Walcott
8 guests
3 bedrooms
Bridgehampton, Southampton
With a swimming pool outside and a huge playroom inside, there's no chance of boredom at this Hamptons retreat. Set in luscious forest near Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor, you're a short drive from shops, restaurants, and activities, while being secluded in your own peaceful bubble.
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