The Residences of Bridgehampton
Take a tour of our three luxurious properties, located in the beautiful beach resort of Bridgehampton, New York. About a two hour drive from New York City, our properties are available for rent year round, and are perfect for large groups vacationing, families hosting a reunion, or the perfect setting for a business function. The tranquility found during your stay at one of our privately owned homes makes for a memorable vacation, anytime of year. Bring your favorite books, go shopping, dine at some of the finest restaurants, go sightseeing, and relax in style.
All of our homes are environmentally conscious and smoke free. We maintain our properties to a high level of quality in order to make your stay unforgettable.
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Bridgehampton South: Seven Bedroom Living
Built in May of 2001, this 7,200 sq. ft. classically planned farmhouse is surrounded by over 6 secluded acres of beautifully landscaped property in Bridgehampton.
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Features & Amenities
- 7 bedrooms each with marbe bathroom
- 7 1/2 bathrooms
- Heated g unite pool with bluestone terrace
- 8-person jacuzzi with waterfall
- All weather tennis court, basketball court
- State-of-the-art gym and circuit training
- Game room with pool table and foosball
- Chef's kitchen with Subzero & Viking appliances
- Formal living room with fireplace
- Formal dining room with seating for 8
- 6 satellite TV's with premium channels
- DVD, CD, VCR, & Sony Playstation
- Washer and 2 Dryers
- 3 car garage with plenty of parking
Bridgehampton North: Post-Modern Luxury
Built in May of 1998 & recently renovated in 2005, this 5,000 sq. ft. post modern house is secluded on 5 wooded acres in the hills of Bridgehampton.
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Features & Amenities
- 7 bedrooms, 5 1/2 bathrooms
- 20 x 40 heated pool surrounded by mahogany decking
- 6-person jacuzzi
- All weather tennis court, basketball court
- Chef's kitchen with Subzero & Viking appliances
- State-of-the-art gym with circuit training
- Master bedroom with fireplace
- Master bedroom with jacuzzi
- Dining room with seating for 8
- 4 satellite TV's with premium channels
- DVD, VCR, & Sony Playstation
- Washer and 2 dryers
- 2 car garage with plenty of parking
Bridgehampton West: Relax In Style
Built in May of 2007, this 14,000 sq. ft. classic shingle style Hamptons estate is secluded on 5 acres with distant ocean views.
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Features & Amenities
- 7 bedrooms each with marble bathroom and TV with premium cable
- 12 bathrooms
- 20x40 heated pool with granite patio
- 10 person jacuzzi
- Custom design gym
- Restaurant kitchen with 2 Subzero & 1 Traulsen refrigerator, steam oven and wine captain
- Formal living room with fireplace
- Formal dining room with seating for 12
- His & her master bathrooms with claw foot soaking tub & steam shower
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Features & Amenities
- Double height family room with fireplace
- Media room with 60" TV with surround sound
- DVD, CD, Playstation, iPod docking & satellite
- 3 washers and 3 dryers
- Game room with pool table, air hockey, foosball, and classic video arcade
- Massage room for two
- Access to wine storage room
- 3 car garage with 2 parking areas
- Pool house with kitchenette, outdoor shower and outdoor fireplace
- Roof deck & screened-in porch with ocean views
Hamptons Living 10 Best Beaches
By Sarah Bernard & Shyama Patel (New York Magazine)
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Flying Point Beach
Flying Point Road, Water Mill. This sceney beach teems with the young, the buff, and those rich enough to afford a south-of-the-highway share -- along with pretty much anyone else recovering from a long, hard night at Conscience Point. All sexual orientations welcome. Preferred accessories: a BMW roadster and a pair of Hogans for the hike from where you park it.
Sagg Beach
Sagg Main Street, Sagaponack. The party starts in the parking lot, where Jeep Cherokees unload packs of hard drinking share-house occupants armed with coolers of Bud Light and sandwiches from the General Store. Thankfully, there are lifeguards and rest rooms in case things get out of hand.
Long Beach
Long Beach Road, between Noyack and North Haven. The ocean isn't for everyone. Always warmer than the icy Atlantic, this bay-side beach may not have the softest sand, but it's perfect for windsurfing or teaching your little ones to swim sans waterwings.
Mecox Beach
Jobs Lane, Bridgehampton. Haven't scored a Bridgehampton Racquet & Surf Club membership? A $15 parking fee (if you don't have a season pass) will buy you and your kids all necessary amenities for a day at the beach next door. Kids can swim under a lifeguard's supervision.
Two Mile Hollow
Two Mile Hollow Road, East Hampton. Locals call it two miles of horror -- lets just say there's lots of nocturnal activity here. Be careful where you look -- judging by the amount of tanned, toned Chelsea-boy flesh on display at this beach, you'd think clothing was optional. If the guy next to you is wearing a swimsuit, it's probably more expensive than yours.
Ocean's Road Beach
Ocean Road, Bridgehampton. Come early if you want to beat the surfers and day-trippers from Nassau County who make this their beach of choice since it's one of the few where you can park without an expensive permit. As you'd expect, the party here continues well past dusk.
Gibson Beach
Gibson Lane, Sagaponack. A slice of St. Tropez for those who want to show off their Eres bikini bottoms - apparently, tops aren't required here. But be forewarned: You never know what boldface name is lying on the Herms towel nearby, slathering on the Prada lip balm.
Wainscott Beach
Beach Lane, Wainscott. Right next to some of the richest real estate in the Hamptons, this wide, quiet stretch of sand is favored by old-money types and those who love them. Forget about bringing your car -- this beach has the least parking of any we know. It's strictly bike or bust.
Indian Wells Beach
Indian Wells Highway, Amagansett. When you want to go incognito, head out for this low-key, family friendly beach. Note the crowds of local high-school kids flirting to the right side of the concession stand. No one will mock you for that zinc oxide on your nose -- most likely, they won't even notice it.
Main Beach
Ocean Avenue, East Hampton. There's no better vantage point for watching July 4 fireworks -- if you manage to land a square of sand in the afternoon, you just might want to take that aprs-surf shower on the premises and settle in for the evening. Keep kids occupied with ice pops from the substantial concession stand.
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