Water Mill
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Known as Fordune: 42 oceanfront acres built in 1960 for Henry Ford II and Anne McDonnell, who kept it after…
The houses, clubs, polo and summer rituals of the maximum-luxury Hamptons.
88 places in ten chapters.
The oceanfront lanes the real-estate press has tracked for three decades.
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Estates that made architecture or sale-price news. Exteriors only.
Water Mill
Historic
Private
Members only
Known as Fordune: 42 oceanfront acres built in 1960 for Henry Ford II and Anne McDonnell, who kept it after…
Golf, tennis, beach and yacht clubs. Membership by invitation.
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Polo Sundays and the late-August horse show.
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The auction houses, benefit auctions and the Newtown Lane gallery row.
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The Watermill Center's annual Summer Benefit & Auction, now in its 22nd year, themed 'Circus of Stillness… the power over…
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Live benefit auction attached to the Parrish Art Museum's Midsummer Gala at 279 Montauk Highway - Rachael White Young of…
Summer residencies, chef-driven Italian and the wine-list landmarks.
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Greek Mediterranean restaurant at 1020 Montauk Highway in Water Mill, Cycladic in styling, with live music and a late bar.
Where visiting editors, financiers and wedding parties stay.
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Gated twelve-room destination retreat and spa on five acres in Water Mill, three miles from the ocean, programming yoga, meditation…
Helicopters, seaplanes, the jet center and the transient yacht slips.
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What the word means on the East End.
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Hampton Classic week, polo Sundays, the Watermill benefit, Authors Night.
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Late-July benefit for The Watermill Center, 39 Water Mill Towd Road, founded by Robert Wilson, who remains its artistic director.
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July benefit for the Parrish Art Museum, 279 Montauk Highway.
Observational, not promotional. Named residents appear only when publicly reported by the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Curbed, The Real Deal, Newsday, 27 East, James Lane Post, or Hamptons Magazine. Nothing here is invented.
Read it as social geography: what is public, what is private, and which institutions made the East End’s mythology.
Streets and houses carry no photograph: a lane is a public road and the site does not publish pictures of private homes.
Club membership is by invitation, and Hamptons Verified does not facilitate access. Restaurant reservations go through the operator’s own channel. Airport politics are ongoing; the local papers cover them.
Sources: The New York Times, Wall Street Journal Mansion, Curbed Hamptons, The Real Deal, Newsday, 27 East, James Lane Post, East Hampton Star, Sag Harbor Express, Hamptons Magazine, Out East, and the official press offices of Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Phillips, and the USGA.
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