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House hunting can be tricky. Even with a healthy budget and worthy options, sometimes the perfect home doesn’t exist — until you build it, of course. At the exclusive 25-acre Pandion compound on Shelter Island, discerning buyers have the opportunity to make their dream home a reality. (more…)
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This impeccably maintained post modern Southold home exemplifies pride in ownership.
The home has more than 3,800-square-feet of living space as well as 92-feet of waterfront on Goose Creek with a dock and direct access to the bay. (more…)
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This contemporary waterfront home in Greenport is a dream for those seeking some serenity.
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom retreat is straightforward but stunning. (more…)
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No expense was spared in the construction of this cedar shake traditional home in Peconic. Situated on just shy of 2.5 acres with private access to Richmond Creek, the house offers the best of the North Fork lifestyle, flanked by water and rolling farmland as far as the eye can see.
“This is an idyllic North Fork location,” said listing agent Kristy Naddell of Douglas Elliman International Realty. “The creek access from this property is great for kayaking, paddle boarding and fishing.” (more…)
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This waterfront Dream Home in Greenport is designed and decorated in high Hamptons-style, but with the laid-back North Fork lifestyle at its heart. (more…)
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Step into the lap of luxury behind the gated entry of this Wading River Dream Home.
Elegant design paired with high-end amenities defines this expansive four-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom home located in the private waterfront community of Crescent On The Sound.
“It is like being in the Hollywood Hills,” said listing agent Robin Gerin of Douglas Elliman Real Estate. “It gives you a lifestyle.” (more…)
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This exceptional beachfront Peconic cottage offers a rare chance to own a piece of North Fork history.
The circa 1920s home was once a cornerstone of the Peconic Art Colony, a group of local artists whose members drew inspiration from the North Fork’s natural beauty. The artists group included the likes of Henry and Edith Mitchell Prellwitz along with others who made “significant contributions to the cultural heritage of the United States,” according to a 1995 New York Times article.
Situated on just shy of an acre overlooking the Little Peconic Bay, it’s easy to see how the views served as their endless muse. (more…)