Gilded

The narrow oceanfront spit south of Lake Agawam that the press has called Billionaire Lane for three decades. Landmark oceanfront parcels and the former La Dune compound are here.

Meadow Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• Yes

Publicly reported: Calvin Klein (historically reported); Leon Black (reported by WSJ)

Source: WSJ Mansion · 2026-04-08

Runs parallel to the Atlantic between Lake Agawam and Halsey Neck. Gilded Age cottages, hedgerows, and the Bathing Corporation beach club line the street.

Gin Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• Yes

Source: Curbed Hamptons · 2026-04-08

A potato-field lane that runs east from the Maidstone Club. Publicly reported residents include Calvin Klein, Jerry Seinfeld, and Larry Gagosian.

Further Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Publicly reported: Jerry Seinfeld (NYT); Larry Gagosian (NYT); Calvin Klein (WSJ)

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Oceanfront lane west of Main Beach. Steven Spielberg and Martha Stewart have been publicly tied to properties on the street in mainstream coverage.

Lily Pond Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Publicly reported: Steven Spielberg (NYT); Martha Stewart (WSJ, historically)

Source: WSJ Mansion · 2026-04-08

Runs south to Old Town Beach through one of the Village's oldest estate corridors. Curbed and The Real Deal track eight-figure sales here most seasons.

Old Town Road, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• Yes

Source: The Real Deal · 2026-04-08

Connects Hill Street to the ocean between Gin Lane ℹ and Coopers Neck. Hedges, gates, and Gilded Age estates the full length.

Halsey Neck Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• Yes

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Sagaponack oceanfront. The street has posted multiple of the highest single-family sales on the East End ℹ per Out East and The Real Deal.

Daniels Lane, Sagaponack, NY 11962

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Out East · 2026-04-08

Short oceanfront spur south of Sagg Main. Curbed and The Real Deal have tracked multiple record contemporary builds here.

Crestwood Lane, Sagaponack, NY 11962

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Curbed Hamptons · 2026-04-08

Runs along the north edge of Sagaponack Pond. Farmland frontage with increasingly rare unbuilt parcels per 27 East coverage.

Highway Behind the Pond, Sagaponack, NY 11962

• historic
• Yes

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Leads to Two Mile Hollow Beach between Further Lane ℹ and the Atlantic. Modernist houses and older Shingle Style ℹ compounds sit back behind privet.

Two Mile Hollow Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Hooks around Georgica Pond toward the ocean. Home to Grey Gardens and a ring of storied estates fronting Georgica.

West End Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Calvin Klein's Wainscott oceanfront compound on Georgica Pond, designed by the firm Scott Mitchell. Widely reported in The New York Times and WSJ.

• contemporary
• No

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Twin Meadow Lane ℹ oceanfront estates previously held by the Lauder family. Listed and reported on by WSJ, NYT, and The Real Deal across multiple cycles.

Meadow Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• No

Source: WSJ Mansion · 2026-04-08

The cliffside Montauk compound Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey bought in 1972. Later held by Mickey Drexler. Extensively covered by NYT and Curbed.

Old Montauk Highway, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• No

Source: Curbed Hamptons · 2026-04-08

The 1897 Shingle Style ℹ house occupied by Edith Bouvier Beale and Little Edie, restored by Sally Quinn and Ben Bradlee. Sold most recently per NYT coverage.

West End Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• No

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

The 60-acre Georgica Pond estate long owned by Ronald Perelman, originally built for the artists Albert and Adele Herter in 1899. Covered by NYT, WSJ, Vanity Fair.

Montauk Highway, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• No

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

The redeveloped Bulova Watchcase Factory condominiums on Division Street. Reported as the most expensive condo product in Sag Harbor by The Real Deal and 27 East.

Watchcase, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• historic
• No

Source: The Real Deal · 2026-04-08

The line of Gilded Age oceanfront estates fronting the Maidstone Club golf course. Several covered individually by WSJ Mansion.

Old Beach Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• No

Source: WSJ Mansion · 2026-04-08

The 31,000-square-foot Ocean Road estate built by developer Joe Farrell, widely rented at high-profile rates and chronicled by NYT and Page Six.

Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• contemporary
• No

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Ira Rennert's 63-acre Sagaponack compound, one of the largest private residences in the United States per NYT coverage.

Daniels Lane, Sagaponack, NY 11962

• contemporary
• No

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

The 11-acre Georgica Pond estate long held by the Ford family, listed and reported on by WSJ Mansion across multiple sales cycles.

Briar Patch Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• No

Source: WSJ Mansion · 2026-04-08

The 42-acre Water Mill oceanfront estate originally assembled by Henry Ford II. One of the largest oceanfront parcels on the East End ℹ per The Real Deal.

Mid Ocean Drive, Water Mill, NY 11976

• historic
• No

Source: The Real Deal · 2026-04-08

Golf, tennis, and beach club founded 1891. Widely described in the press as one of the most selective clubs in the country. Membership is by invitation only; the club does not publicly solicit applications.

50 Old Beach Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1891

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Charles Blair Macdonald's 1908 course on Peconic Bay, consistently ranked inside the global top ten by Golf Digest and Golfweek. Hosted the 2013 Walker Cup.

Sebonac Inlet Road, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1908

Source: Golf Digest · 2026-04-08

Founding USGA member club, 1891. Has hosted five US Opens, most recently in 2018; the 2026 US Open is scheduled here per USGA.

200 Tuckahoe Road, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1891

Source: USGA · 2026-04-08

Jack Nicklaus and Tom Doak co-designed course on Peconic Bay, opened 2006. Hosted the 2013 US Women's Open.

405 Sebonac Road, Southampton, NY 11968

• contemporary
• By invitation
• Founded 2006

Source: USGA · 2026-04-08

Rees Jones-designed course, opened 1992. Ranked among Golf Digest's best modern courses.

1040 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• contemporary
• By invitation
• Founded 1992

Source: Golf Digest · 2026-07-20

Seth Raynor-designed parkland course dating to 1925. Private; no public tee times.

560 St. Andrews Road, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1925

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Private beach club on Gin Lane ℹ founded 1894, one of the oldest surviving Gilded Age cabana clubs on the East End ℹ per NYT historical coverage.

Gin Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1894

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Private Gardiners Bay yacht and tennis club founded 1916. Hosts junior sailing and local regattas. Not open to non-members.

100 Abrahams Path, Amagansett, NY 11930

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1916

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Private yacht club with visible transient slips inside Sag Harbor's inner harbor. Visiting slips for qualified yachts are coordinated via the club's dockmaster.

27 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• historic
• Yes
• Founded 1898

Source: Sag Harbor Express · 2026-07-20

Community sailing club in Sag Harbor founded 1989. Offers junior and adult sailing programs and hosts the annual Whalers Race.

51 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• contemporary
• Yes
• Founded 1989

Source: Sag Harbor Express · 2026-07-20

Grass-court tennis club founded 1887, one of the oldest lawn-tennis clubs in the country per USTA historical notes.

555 First Neck Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1887

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Private cabana club east of Main Beach. Founded 1932 as an alternative to Maidstone; membership is by sponsored invitation.

Atlantic Avenue, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• By invitation
• Founded 1932

Source: East Hampton Star · 2026-04-08

Summer Sunday polo matches at Two Trees Farm hosted by the Rubenstein family. Long covered as the social center of summer Bridgehampton by NYT, Page Six, and Hamptons Magazine.

Two Trees Farm, Hayground Road, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Weeklong hunter/jumper ℹ show in late August culminating in the $350,000 Grand Prix. One of the largest outdoor horse shows in North America per USEF.

240 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Title sponsor of the Bridgehampton Polo Club matches across multiple seasons. Historically covered by WSJ and NYT Styles. Include only when active in the current season; otherwise historical.

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

International series that has historically included a Bridgehampton stop tied to the Polo Club summer calendar. Covered by Hamptons Magazine and James Lane Post.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Hamptons Magazine · 2026-04-08

Private Rubenstein family polo and equestrian grounds that host Bridgehampton Polo Club matches each summer. Described in NYT coverage of the club's 25th season.

849 Hayground Road, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• contemporary
• By invitation

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Closing Sunday of the Hampton Classic ℹ featuring the $350,000 FTI Consulting Grand Prix, annually the most-attended single day of the week per 27 East.

• historic
• Yes

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Private lunch tent adjacent to the Grand Prix ring across the Classic week. Reservations handled through the Classic's official VIP office.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: James Lane Post · 2026-04-08

Traditional free community admission day that kicks off the Hampton Classic ℹ week. Described annually by 27 East.

• historic
• Yes

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Weekly Sunday match from late July through mid-August. Dress code observed; tickets via the Polo Club's official site.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Hamptons Magazine · 2026-04-08

Mid-week feature day highlighting Long Island riders. Covered annually by Newsday.

• historic
• Yes

Source: Newsday · 2026-04-08

Midweek programming with pony rides, face painting, and the leadline classes. Documented by James Lane Post and 27 East.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: James Lane Post · 2026-04-08

Seasonal Sotheby's presence in East Hampton, typically running summer exhibitions and selling events. Confirmed each year via Sotheby's own press room.

66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Sotheby's · 2026-04-08

Christie's seasonal Hamptons outpost hosting private viewings and summer programming. Confirmed via Christie's press office each year.

1 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Christie's · 2026-04-08

Phillips has operated seasonal East Hampton selling exhibitions since 2020 per its press releases and NYT coverage.

1 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Annual benefit auction for Guild Hall, one of the East End ℹ's oldest arts institutions. Historically covered by NYT Styles and James Lane Post.

158 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Postwar and contemporary gallery with summer programming tied to New York's gallery calendar. Covered by NYT and Artforum.

4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Contemporary gallery founded 2011, focus on young American painters. Featured by James Lane Post and Artforum.

79 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: James Lane Post · 2026-04-08

Tripoli Patterson's Wainscott gallery, expanded from its original Southampton Village location. Covered by Hamptons Magazine and Cultured.

26 Ardsley Road, Wainscott, NY 11975

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Hamptons Magazine · 2026-04-08

Long-running Newtown Lane gallery with a program of postwar American artists. Frequently reviewed in the East Hampton Star.

66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: East Hampton Star · 2026-04-08

Rare-book dealer and project space that has hosted summer reading series and art shows. Covered by NYT and The New Yorker.

87 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Annual July benefit for Robert Wilson's Watermill Center, featuring a live auction of performance-driven contemporary art. Long covered by NYT Styles and W Magazine.

39 Watermill Towd Road, Water Mill, NY 11976

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Silent and live benefit auction attached to the Parrish Art Museum's Midsummer Party. Widely covered by James Lane Post and 27 East.

279 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, NY 11976

• historic
• Yes

Source: James Lane Post · 2026-04-08

Eleven Madison Park's seasonal East Hampton summer residency. Chronicled by NYT Food when active; check each season for current status.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Major Food Group's high-profile pop-ups tied to summer in the Hamptons and Miami. Covered by NYT, WSJ, and Page Six when active.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Sag Harbor sibling of Philippe Delgrange's Upper East Side bistro, overlooking Long Wharf. Reviewed by NYT and WSJ since opening in 2016.

1 Long Wharf, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Long-running French-American bistro on Montauk Highway, open since 2001. Regularly written up in the NYT Hamptons dining guide.

1970 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Waterfront lobster deck on Fort Pond Bay, repositioned by Marc Rowan. Its lobster roll has been the subject of extended coverage in NYT and WSJ.

65 Tuthill Road, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Wood-oven Italian opened 1988 by Jeff and Toni Salaway. Long associated with summer political and media crowds per decades of NYT coverage.

136 North Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Harbor-mouth seafood institution dating to the 1940s. Still owned and run by the Gosman family. Covered by Newsday and the East Hampton Star.

500 West Lake Drive, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• Yes

Source: Newsday · 2026-07-20

Casual chowder and seafood shack on Pantigo Road, run by the Bostwick family. Reviewed by the East Hampton Star.

277 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: East Hampton Star · 2026-04-08

Coastal Italian restaurant from the team behind Calissa, reviewed by NYT and WSJ since opening in 2022.

11 Indian Wells Highway, Amagansett, NY 11930

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Mykonos-inspired Water Mill restaurant opened 2017 by James Mallios. Reviewed by NYT and Eater.

1020 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, NY 11976

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Sag Harbor landmark hotel and restaurant with one of the East End ℹ's deepest wine lists per Wine Spectator. Owned by Ted Conklin since 1972.

49 Main Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Nineteenth-century Greek Revival hotel and restaurant at the center of Bridgehampton, renovated in 2012. Reviewed by NYT Travel and Conde Nast Traveler.

1 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Scandinavian-styled Main Street boutique hotel in an 1830s house. Covered by NYT Travel and Travel + Leisure.

207 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

The mid-century Baron's Cove — a Steinbeck- and Newman-era Sag Harbor haunt — sold for $66.5M, renovated, and reopened summer 2026 as Faraway Sag Harbor with coastal-Italian restaurant Zagara.

31 West Water Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Faraway Sag Harbor official site · 2026-07-06

Oceanfront resort on Old Montauk Highway, repositioned after 2013 by BLDG Management. Covered by NYT Travel and WSJ Off Duty.

290 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Oceanfront Ditch Plains hotel opened 2020 by The Standard co-founder Andre Balazs's collaborator team. Reviewed by NYT and Conde Nast Traveler.

21 Oceanview Terrace, Montauk, NY 11954

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Fort Pond bayfront hotel and restaurant with a summer-long concert series. Covered extensively by NYT Styles and Rolling Stone.

183 Edgemere Street, Montauk, NY 11954

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Southampton motor-inn converted into a boutique hotel. Reviewed by NYT Travel.

281 County Road 39A, Southampton, NY 11968

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Colonial-era inn and restaurant on East Hampton's Main Street. Long reviewed by NYT Dining and Travel.

143 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Mediterranean-styled Montauk hotel in the former Shepherd's Neck Inn. Covered by NYT and Conde Nast Traveler.

90 Second House Road, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Japanese-inspired Water Mill wellness hotel opened 2019. Reviewed by NYT Travel and Wall Street Journal Off Duty.

337 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, NY 11976

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-07-20

Helicopter shuttle operator running Manhattan to East Hampton flights each summer. Covered by NYT, WSJ, Bloomberg since 2014. Airport status varies with East Hampton Town rules.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Seaplane operator flying scheduled routes between Manhattan Skyports and East Hampton. Covered by NYT and Bloomberg.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Town-owned general aviation airport in Wainscott. Ongoing litigation over noise and closure rules is covered weekly by 27 East and the East Hampton Star.

200 Daniels Hole Road, Wainscott, NY 11975

• historic
• Yes

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Fixed-base operator at East Hampton Airport servicing private jets. Referenced in NYT and East Hampton Star airport coverage.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: East Hampton Star · 2026-04-08

Private helipad cluster serving Southampton estates, repeatedly covered by 27 East in noise-complaint reporting.

• contemporary
• No

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Suffolk County-operated airport in Westhampton used by private charters and the Air National Guard's 106th Rescue Wing. Covered by Newsday and 27 East.

151 Old Riverhead Road, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978

• historic
• Yes

Source: Newsday · 2026-04-08

Small private-use airport with a single runway at the edge of Lake Montauk. Covered by the East Hampton Star.

346 East Lake Drive, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• Yes

Source: East Hampton Star · 2026-04-08

Blade ℹ's passenger lounge at East Hampton Airport. Referenced in NYT coverage of the helicopter commute.

• contemporary
• No

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Fractional jet operator with regular East Hampton Airport traffic, referenced in FAA and Town noise-report filings.

• contemporary
• By invitation

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Village-run transient dockage that hosts megayacht visitors each August. Rates and availability published by Sag Harbor Village Harbor Office.

Long Wharf, Sag Harbor, NY 11963

• historic
• Yes

Source: Sag Harbor Village · 2026-04-08

Star Island marina with deep-water transient slips and a haul-out yard. Covered by Newsday and Soundings.

32 Star Island Road, Montauk, NY 11954

• historic
• Yes

Source: Newsday · 2026-04-08

Late-August week culminating in the $350,000 Grand Prix Sunday. See the polo section for the full slate.

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Weekly Sunday matches late July through mid-August at Two Trees Farm.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Hamptons Magazine · 2026-04-08

Sotheby's July-August selling exhibition on Newtown Lane, announced each year via the house's press office.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Sotheby's · 2026-04-08

Annual August benefit for Guild Hall.

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Robert Wilson's late-July benefit for The Watermill Center.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

July benefit for the Parrish Art Museum, long covered by NYT Styles and James Lane Post.

• historic
• Yes

Source: James Lane Post · 2026-04-08

Annual August benefit for Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, continuously held since 1959 per 27 East.

• historic
• Yes

Source: 27 East · 2026-04-08

Mid-August benefit for the East Hampton Library with more than 100 authors under a tent on Gardiner's Farm. Covered annually by NYT and James Lane Post.

• historic
• Yes

Source: The New York Times · 2026-04-08

Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons summer benefit, long covered by NYT Styles and the East Hampton Star.

• historic
• Yes

Source: East Hampton Star · 2026-04-08

Annual fundraising gala for Sag Harbor Cinema, the nonprofit operator of the restored Main Street theater. Covered by James Lane Post and the Sag Harbor Express.

• contemporary
• Yes

Source: Sag Harbor Express · 2026-04-08

Kickoff party of Classic week tied to the Grand Prix field tent. Covered by James Lane Post.

• historic
• Yes

Source: James Lane Post · 2026-04-08