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East Hampton is one of the most iconic and upscale communities in the Hamptons, known for its rich history, scenic beauty, and luxurious lifestyle. The village boasts stunning Atlantic beaches like Main Beach and Two Mile Hollow, perfect for relaxing or enjoying water sports. East Hampton is also steeped in history, with colonial-era architecture, the Home Sweet Home Museum, and the historic Town Pond area. The town’s tree-lined streets are home to designer boutiques, art galleries, and fine dining, attracting both locals and seasonal visitors. The cultural scene thrives with venues like Guild Hall, offering theater, concerts, and exhibitions. Nature lovers can explore the walking trails of the nearby Nature Conservancy or paddle through the peaceful waters of Georgica Pond. Real estate ranges from charming cottages to grand estates, often hidden behind hedges for privacy. East Hampton blends timeless elegance with a relaxed, coastal lifestyle.

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East Hampton, NY

Highlights

  • $199K - 85M Price Range
  • $3.53M Avg. Sold Price
  • $4.40M Avg. List Price
  • $1,687 Avg. Price per Sqft
  • 78 Homes for Sale
  • 176 Homes for Rent
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East Hampton, NY

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East Hampton Residential Income
East Hampton Residential Income $11,000,000 6 beds, 5 baths, 6,000 sqft
East Hampton, NY
60 Skimhampton Road
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60 Skimhampton Road $6,400,000 4 beds, 4 baths, 3,500 sqft
East Hampton, NY
44 Buell Lane
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44 Buell Lane $5,495,000 5 beds, 4.5 baths, 3,373 sqft
East Hampton, NY
44 Georgica Close Road
44 Georgica Close Road $4,995,000 2 acres
Georgica Close, NY
44 Georgica Close Road
44 Georgica Close Road $4,995,000 6 beds, 6 baths, 5,400 sqft
Georgica Close, NY
East Hampton, NY

Recent Listings

100 & 90 Briar Patch Road
100 & 90 Briar Patch Road, East Hampton, NY $85,000,000 10 beds, 12 baths, 13800 sqft
East Hampton, NY
64 W End Road
64 W End Road, East Hampton, NY $32,995,000 4 beds, 4 baths, 5500 sqft
East Hampton, NY
East Hampton Residential Income
East Hampton Residential Income, East Hampton, NY $11,000,000 6 beds, 5 baths, 6000 sqft
East Hampton, NY
60 Skimhampton Road
60 Skimhampton Road, East Hampton, NY $6,400,000 4 beds, 4 baths, 3500 sqft
East Hampton, NY
9 Briarsweet Lane
9 Briarsweet Lane, East Hampton, NY $5,650,000 4 beds, 6 baths, 6013 sqft
East Hampton, NY
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East Hampton Residential Lease
East Hampton Residential Lease, East Hampton, NY $1,600,000* 4 beds, 5 baths, 3000 sqft
East Hampton, NY
East Hampton Residential Lease
East Hampton Residential Lease, East Hampton, NY $650,000* 11 beds, 9 baths, 10000 sqft
East Hampton, NY
195 Georgica Road
195 Georgica Road, East Hampton, NY $350,000* 7 beds, 7 baths, 10000 sqft
East Hampton, NY
East Hampton Residential Lease
East Hampton Residential Lease, East Hampton, NY $350,000* 5 beds, 6 baths, 5000 sqft
East Hampton, NY
33 Ocean Avenue
33 Ocean Avenue, East Hampton, NY $350,000/mo 6 beds, 6 baths, 6950 sqft
East Hampton, NY
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25 Horseshoe Drive North
25 Horseshoe Drive North, East Hampton, NY $6,150,000 5 beds, 6 baths, 4750 sqft
East Hampton, NY
6 Crystal Mews Lane
6 Crystal Mews Lane, East Hampton, NY $1,795,000 3 beds, 3 baths, 2400 sqft
East Hampton, NY
2 Merle Avenue
2 Merle Avenue, Hudson, NY $639,000 Closed
Hudson, NY
East Hampton, NY

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Bikeable

The Hamptons are popular for biking, especially in warmer months. Scenic roads, flat terrain, and charming village centers make cycling enjoyable and accessible. Many towns have bike lanes or low-traffic routes ideal for leisure rides. Cyclists often explore beaches, farms, and historic sites by bike. Designated trails and peaceful backroads offer a great way to experience the area’s natural beauty and coastal charm on two wheels.

Historic

The Hamptons have deep colonial roots, with settlements dating back to the 1600s. Historic homes, churches, and museums preserve the area’s rich heritage. Whaling, farming, and fishing played key roles in shaping early life. In the late 19th century, the region evolved into a summer escape for New Yorkers. Today, the blend of preserved history and upscale living offers a unique glimpse into centuries of coastal culture and transformation.

Waterfront

The Hamptons are known for their stunning waterfronts, featuring ocean beaches, bays, and harbors. Pristine stretches like Coopers Beach and Main Beach draw sunseekers, while calmer bay areas are perfect for boating, paddleboarding, and kayaking. Waterfront homes offer scenic views and private access. The coastline shapes the area’s lifestyle, with beach clubs, marinas, and seaside dining all adding to the region’s coastal charm and appeal.

  • Transportation in East Hampton includes the Long Island Rail Road and the Hampton Jitney, both offering service to and from New York City. Most residents and visitors use cars, though biking is also popular, especially in summer. Taxis and ride-shares are available, and local roads are scenic and well-maintained. Small regional airports nearby offer private and chartered flights for quicker access.

  • East Hampton is rich in historic and cultural landmarks. Highlights include colonial-era sites like Mulford Farm and the Home Sweet Home Museum. Guild Hall serves as a cultural hub with performances and exhibits, while the Pollock-Krasner House offers insight into mid-century art. The LongHouse Reserve combines art, architecture, and gardens for a unique visitor experience.

  • East Hampton real estate ranges from traditional cottages and historic homes to modern estates and beachfront properties. Many houses are set back from the road behind hedges or gates, offering privacy and charm. The area attracts both year-round residents and seasonal visitors, and home styles reflect a mix of classic Hamptons architecture and contemporary design.

  • The lifestyle in East Hampton is a blend of sophistication and laid-back coastal charm. Residents enjoy a balance of art, culture, outdoor recreation, and community events. It’s a popular destination for those seeking both relaxation and inspiration, offering a peaceful atmosphere with access to high-end amenities, beaches, and local traditions.

  • Dining in East Hampton emphasizes seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Farm-to-table restaurants and cafes often use fresh produce from nearby farms and seafood from local waters. The scene includes a mix of casual spots and refined dining, offering something for everyone—from quick bites to gourmet meals—all in a scenic, relaxed setting.

  • Nightlife in East Hampton is more laid back and refined, focusing on stylish cocktail bars, lounges, and private gatherings. During summer, the scene picks up with outdoor patios, live music, and local events. It’s ideal for those who prefer a more sophisticated, intimate atmosphere.

  • East Hampton offers upscale shopping with a mix of designer boutiques, art galleries, and charming local shops. The village is known for its walkable Main Street, where visitors can explore high-end fashion, home décor, and unique gifts. The shopping experience combines luxury with small-town charm.

  • The outdoors in East Hampton is a major draw, with pristine beaches, wooded preserves, and scenic trails. Main Beach and Two Mile Hollow offer ocean access, while places like Cedar Point Park and the Nature Conservancy’s trails provide peaceful spots for hiking, biking, and birdwatching. The natural beauty supports a lifestyle rooted in outdoor living.

East Hampton, NY

Neighborhood Stories

East Hampton, at Long Island’s eastern tip, blends natural beauty with timeless charm. Colonial homes, gardens, and art galleries line quiet streets. From sandy beaches to farmland, the landscape tells a rich story. With its creative spirit and historic touches, East Hampton offers more than a getaway—it invites you to slow down and savor simple, beautiful moments.

James Blueweiss

Our beaches, amazing sunrises, and our undulating dunescapes… my Holistic Hamptons.

Mary Ellen McGuire

The best sunsets are in Northwest Woods at Sammy's Beach or Cedar Point Park. Both face Gardiner’s Bay and offer stunning views. Bring a blanket, wine, and food for a sunset picnic. Visit Round Swamp, Balsam, or Babinski’s farm stands for fresh produce and treats. Nearby Beach Lane offers peaceful ocean views—and occasional whale sightings in August.

David Tenenbaum

I always love the juxtaposition of old and new that East Hampton has to offer. That we have beautiful windmills and grand old homes alongside some of the most avant-garde architecture in the world never ceases to amaze me. I feel very lucky to live and work in one of the oldest and most interesting towns in the United States.

Michael Petersohn

One of the best things to check out in East Hampton is the LongHouse Reserve, tucked away in the Northwest area. It’s a beautiful spot where you can take in amazing art, stroll through stunning gardens, and enjoy programs that draw both locals and visitors alike.

Raul Guazhambo
East Hampton, NY

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Contributors

Raul Guazhambo Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Michael Petersohn Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
David Tenenbaum Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Mary Ellen McGuire Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
James Blueweiss Licensed Real Estate Salesperson