Explore our neighborhoods

Southampton, NY

View All Listings

View ALL Listings

Southampton, New York, located on the South Fork of Long Island, is a picturesque and historic town known for its pristine beaches, upscale lifestyle, and vibrant arts scene. It’s a popular destination for both residents and tourists, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. The heart of Southampton is its charming village, featuring tree-lined streets, boutique shops, and top-notch dining options. The town’s pristine white-sand beaches along the Atlantic Ocean draw sunseekers and water sports enthusiasts. History buffs can explore historic landmarks, like the Halsey House and the Southampton Historical Museum.

Southampton, NY

Highlights

$425K - 90M Price Range
$3.20M Avg. Sold Price
$5.25M Avg. List Price
$1,190 Avg. Price per Sqft
143 Homes for Sale
241 Homes for Rent

Cultural Attractions / Landmarks

Southampton features historic sites like Halsey House, the Shinnecock Cultural Center, and local museums, highlighting its rich cultural heritage.

Lifestyle

Southampton offers a relaxed, upscale lifestyle with beaches, art, dining, and nature, blending small-town charm with sophisticated coastal living.

Shopping

Southampton offers upscale shopping with designer boutiques, local shops, and luxury brands, all set along its charming and walkable Main Street.

Outdoors

Southampton offers pristine beaches, scenic parks, and over 300 miles of trails. Enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and water activities amid natural beauty.

Transportation

Southampton offers LIRR, buses, and the Hampton Jitney to NYC. Most use cars via Route 27, with biking, taxis, and rideshares also common.

Homes

Southampton real estate includes oceanfront estates, cottages, and farmhouses—ideal for year-round or seasonal living near beaches and town amenities.

Dining

Southampton dining ranges from beachside spots to upscale eateries, with seafood, farm-to-table fare, and vibrant summer outdoor dining.

Nightlife

Southampton nightlife features cocktail lounges, beach bars, and chic clubs with sunset drinks, live music, and stylish summer gatherings.

VIEW PHOTO GALLERY

Southampton, NY

Featured Listings

3D Tour

276 North Main Street $7,495,000 7 beds, 9.5 baths, 7,100 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

231 Halsey Street $6,495,000 6 beds, 7.5 baths, 5,500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

105 Willow Street $4,295,000 4 beds, 4 baths, 2,000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

1824 Majors Path $3,595,000 4 beds, 4.5 baths, 3,000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Contract Signed

6 Ocean View Parkway $3,445,000 6 beds, 5.5 baths, 5,500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Recent Listings

155 Duck Pond Lane, Southampton, NY $24,995,000 6 beds, 7 baths, 5991 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

522 Wickapogue Road, Southampton, NY $14,695,000 7 beds, 2 baths, 8941 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

60 Culver Street #904, Southampton, NY $10,495,000 6 beds, 7 baths, 4500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

3D Tour

276 North Main Street, Southampton, NY $7,495,000 7 beds, 9 baths, 7100 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Contract Signed

299 Narrow Lane, Southampton, NY $7,200,000 6 beds, 5 baths, 5074 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

100 Narrow Lane, Southampton, NY $6,995,000 6 beds, 7 baths, 6000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Contract Signed

1 Cameron Way, Southampton, NY $6,995,000 9 beds, 9 baths View Details

Southampton, NY

69 Halsey Street, Southampton, NY $6,500,000 8 beds, 8 baths, 5500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

94 Post Lane, Southampton, NY $6,495,000 4 beds, 3 baths, 3000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

View All 54 listings For Sale

Contract Signed

6 Ocean View Parkway, Southampton, NY $3,445,000 6 beds, 5 baths, 5500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

98 Powell Avenue, Southampton, NY $1,650,000 3 beds, 1 baths, 1018 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

56 Barnhart Street, Southampton, NY $400,000* 8 beds, 10 baths, 12000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

6 Gin Lane, Southampton, NY $375,000/mo 5 beds, 6 baths, 9500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

39 Pheasant Close South, Southampton, NY $250,000* 6 beds, 6 baths, 8000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

28 Kendalls Lane, Southampton, NY $225,000/mo 5 beds, 6 baths, 7800 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Southampton Residential Lease, Southampton, NY $225,000* 7 beds, 8 baths, 6000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Southampton Residential Lease, Southampton, NY $225,000* 7 beds, 7 baths, 6800 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Southampton Residential Lease, Southampton, NY $200,000* 6 beds, 6 baths, 5500 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

View All 115 listings For Rent

Sold

150 Edge Of Woods Road, Southampton, NY $12,000,000 8 beds, 11 baths, 10000 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Sold

210 Downs Path, Southampton, NY $10,250,000 5 beds, 5 baths, 3654 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Sold

63 Halsey Street, Southampton, NY $3,995,000 4 beds, 3 baths, 2288 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Sold

67 Straight Path, Southampton, NY $1,750,000 3 beds, 4 baths, 2902 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Sold

1540 N Sea Road, Southampton, NY $925,000 5 beds, 2 baths, 1144 sqft View Details

Southampton, NY

Southampton, 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.

Southampton’s transportation includes the Long Island Rail Road, local buses, and the popular Hampton Jitney, a coach service offering convenient rides to and from NYC. Most residents and visitors rely on cars, with Route 27 as the main route. Biking is common in summer, and taxis or rideshares are available. The Jitney is a preferred option for comfortable, car-free travel.

Southampton features historic landmarks like the Southampton Historical Museum, the Thomas Halsey Homestead (circa 1648), and the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center. Coopers Beach, often ranked among the best in the U.S., is a local gem. The village itself has a classic charm, with Colonial and Victorian architecture adding to its iconic appeal.

Real estate in Southampton ranges from luxurious oceanfront estates to charming historic cottages. Many properties are second homes or seasonal rentals. The area features a variety of housing styles, including gated communities, modern farmhouses, and classic shingle-style homes. Tree-lined streets, large lots, and proximity to beaches and town amenities make the area especially desirable for both year-round and seasonal living.

Southampton offers a laid-back yet upscale lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to pristine beaches, private clubs, and boutique fitness studios. The pace slows in the off-season but picks up dramatically in summer, attracting artists, professionals, and celebrities. Wellness, art, and outdoor living are major parts of daily life.

Dining in Southampton covers everything from casual beachside eateries to upscale gourmet restaurants. Local seafood, farm-to-table dishes, and international cuisine are staples. Seasonal pop-ups and food trucks also add variety. The area’s culinary scene is vibrant, especially in summer, when outdoor dining is at its best.

Nightlife in Southampton centers around elegant cocktail lounges, beach bars, and private parties. During peak season, exclusive clubs and events attract a chic crowd. The summer buzz brings energy to the village, with sunset drinks, live music, and stylish social gatherings. Whether enjoying a quiet evening or a lively night out, there are plenty of options for relaxing or celebrating in a sophisticated setting.

Southampton is home to a mix of high-end boutiques, designer stores, and charming local shops. Main Street offers luxury brands alongside art galleries and specialty retailers. Summer sees pop-up shops from major labels. It’s a stylish and walkable area perfect for both browsing and serious shopping.

The outdoors in Southampton is a major draw, with beautiful beaches, nature preserves, and walking trails. Coopers Beach, Agawam Park, and the Morton National Wildlife Refuge offer scenic escapes. Activities like paddleboarding, tennis, and golfing are popular. The area encourages an active, nature-connected lifestyle.

Southampton, NY

Neighborhood Stories

Amazing town for everyone. The restaurants, shops, and the ocean makes it a unique place to live.
Maritza Jimenez

I love the light in the Hamptons. It's why artists first came here in the 1890s, then others followed.
Robert Lohman

As one of the oldest settlements, this town has a lot of American history
Robert Nelson

Its close proximity to numerous Village ocean beaches (including the well-known Coopers Beach on Meadow Lane) affords many ocean beach choices. My favorite Village ocean beach is Little Plains, which affords an unobstructed view of the ocean on approach. It is about a mile from the Village center. The heart of the business district offers many restaurants and a multitude of art galleries and shopping attractions. Overlooking Lake Agawam, Agawam Park with a playground is also the site of Wednesday evening summer outdoor concerts. The Village also has many historic buildings and all that one could wish for.
Christine Sullivan Witker