Luxury Listings by Breitenbach Real Estate

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SUSAN M. BREITENBACH OF THE CORCORAN GROUP L I C E N S E D A SS O C I AT E R E A L ESTAT E B RO K E R

ABOUT SUSAN

Susan Breitenbach Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker 631.875.6000 | smb@corcoran.com From the moment she entered real estate, Susan Breitenbach was a natural. She has been the undisputed #1 Hamptons agent with coveted awards for her superiority including #2 of “The Top Agents by Sales Volume” in the U.S by The Wall Street Journal, and repeated ranking in the WSJ’s Top 250. As Corcoran’s Top Producer of the Year in 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009, Susan has handled over $2 billion in real estate transactions, marketing $900 million in listings. She has found dream homes for hundreds of customers, covering residential and land sales as well as rentals from Southampton to Montauk. Susan’s impeccable service and outstanding results are fueled by her unparalleled market knowledge, sharp negotiating skills and innovative marketing. Whether marketing the most expensive home in the country, which she’s done in Bridgehampton, or renting a more modest country cottage, she provides every client the personal attention and guidance they deserve. Susan is known for selling and listing more land than any agent in the Hamptons; in 2007 she sold the largest land transaction. Susan works with many estate attorneys as their exclusive agent including the Estate for Edward S. Gordon, foreign buyers, celebrities, and investors where she marketed and sold hundreds of acres of Hamptons property. Highly respected among her peers, she works on a referral basis with numerous agents from Manhattan, the US and internationally because they are confident that their customers will be in the best hands. Born and raised in New York City, Susan summered in the Hamptons before moving out east full time 30 years ago. Prior to real estate, she worked on Wall Street in computer sales. Today she reigns among the most dedicated, determined and hardworking residential specialists throughout the East End. This top-performing Corcoran agent works with her son Matt, also an agent with Corcoran, enhancing service to customers and clients with 24/7 coverage and round-the-clock support. Susan currently resides in Water Mill with her husband, a high-end custom builder in the area, and their three children where she revels in panoramic views of the bay and ocean. She is active on the American Heart Association and Parrish Art Museum committees as well as in other community groups. Susan is also a member of the Southampton Golf Club, plus she enjoys boating and playing tennis.

SOUTHAMPTON

Of all the South Fork’s Hamptons, it is Southampton that still exudes a gentility that you can feel from Main Street to Noyack Bay to all seven miles of oceanfront south of the highway. It’s worth noting how you feel teeing off at the Shinnecock Golf Club, the oldest private 18-hole golf course in the United States. Be sure to visit the new Parrish Museum, a landmark destination for American art lovers. Southampton is all high-end. But it’s not all high-brow and high-priced. There is the foodie pleasure of a BLT at Silver’s restaurant or anything at Tate’s Bakery. The magic of finding a secret cove and making it your special place. Or sitting out back and having a barbecue with your friends. In Southampton, you can do it all.

WATER MILL

The hamlet has three magnificent beaches: Flying Point, Mecox, and Dead End. And there are still huge areas of woodsy wilderness, like the 148-acre Laurel Valley Country Park. Robert Wilson’s Watermill Center, where the avante garde visionary develops new work in collaboration with students and professionals, is the East End’s newest cultural mecca. More mundane, yet still brilliant, are Hampton Coffee and the Green Thumb farm stand, which are conveniently located next door to each other on Montauk Highway. Hampton Coffee does make the island’s best and its down-home food is lip-smacking good. Green Thumb, with its 300 varieties of locally grown organic produce, is the best explanation of why slow cooking is so darned delish

SAG HARBOR

Main Street is a picture-perfect vision of what an ideal town should be: leisurely, family friendly, featuring unique boutiques, and top restaurants. Add to that the cultural caché of the Bay Street Theatre with the celebrity caché American Hotel and you have a formula for the good life. Sag Harbor’s pedigree as a major whaling port during the 1800s is evident in its architecture, which has been meticulously preserved by its house-proud owners of today. Walk down Sag Harbor’s streets and you’ll see grand Greek Revival mansions, old Victorians with all the gingerbread, charming cape cottages, and authentic saltboxes. Warm weather mariners have an embarrassingly rich array of marinas, yacht clubs, and docks to choose from. Sag Harbor’s shores, with the vista of Shelter Island in the background, provide sand and pebble beaches with gentle waters. Those who hear the siren’s call know that home is where their heart is: Sag Harbor.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

The hardest work in Bridgehampton is deciding which fabulous white-sand ocean beach you want to go to: Sagg Main, W. Scott Cameron, or Mecox. On the way you’ll see stretches of verdant farmland, including Channing Daughters, one of the South Fork’s three superb vineyards. Bridgehampton is about letting the relaxed, fun-loving side of yourself take over. It’s about seeing yourself in different lights. If you need an actual manifestation of that, visit Dan Flavin’s fluorescent installations at the Dia outpost in town. Or look at your kids’ faces when you take them to the Children’s Museum, with a quick stop at Candy Kitchen for home-made ice cream before returning home. It’s impossible to talk about Bridgehampton without mentioning the annual Hampton Classic horse show, the Mercedes-Benz Polo Challenge, the chamber music festival, and the antique shows. But that said, imagine yourself there in great shape, just the right amount of tan, and in your comfortable jeans.

SAGAPONACK

Sagaponack’s classic shingled mansions on wide open spaces is one good reason why. This luxury of land contributes to unexpected juxtapositions, such as horses cavorting in a pasture next to beach. Choosing a beach can be a dilemma. Gibson Beach or Sagg Main Beach? The beautiful ocean beaches are everywhere here. And so are the beautiful people. Sagaponack is among the most private of Hamptons’ hamlets. The word “town” is a euphemism that refers to the post office and the Sagg Main General Store. Get a sandwich, mail a letter – really, what more do you need? Sagaponack is about how you live, and everyone in this zip code has that down. Add Wolffer Vineyard to the good life in Sagaponack. Sit out back, enjoy a tasting, and look out onto 55 acres of prime grapes. It feels like the Italian countryside. Yet another reason to toast Sagaponack.

WAINSCOTT

All you need is a helicopter, which is the preferred mode of transportation of so many who live here. The convenience of East Hampton Airport is one of the amenities you can take for granted. So are the pristine sand beach, the roaring chant of the Atlantic, and the fabulous beach homes Wainscott is known for. A visit to Wainscott is not complete without a detour to the Seafood Shop, where the piscatorial delights include possibly the best lobster roll ever. Then go around the corner to Breadzilla, where every handcrafted calorie yields a magic moment that is better than Proust could have imagined.

EAST HAMPTON

Living here means knocking elbows with celebrities from the arts, business, and politics and with the village residents who embody East Hampton style. And walking down Main Street is an exercise in beauty: from the 200 year old elm-shaded lanes, to the world-class village shops and the historic buildings. Everything in East Hampton resonates. When you marvel at the view, you know that renowned artists Childe Hassam and Willem De Kooning were inspired by it, too. There is the thrill of Georgica Pond and its estates, the frisson of Grey Gardens, and the down-home quality of the East End Organic Community Farm and its roadside stand. Ride your horse, body surf the waves, dine al fresca, bring your friends and family together. Live your life. East Hampton sets the bar. East Hampton is excellence without compromise.

LAND

4 ACRE BUILDING LOT ON 30+ ACRE RESERVE IN WAINSCOTT Wainscott | 30 Acres with 4 Acre building lot | Room for Tennis | Room for Pool $19.995M | WEB# 00882

OLDE TOWNE LANE Southampton | 4.07 Acres | South of the Highway | Plans & Approvals In Place for a 17,000 SF+/- Residence with Pool, Pool House and Tennis $14M | WEB# 01789

SEA TO SHINING SEA Bridgehampton | Oceanview | 6.1 Acres | Room For Pool | Room For Tennis $4.7M WEB# 00002

LAST OF ITS KIND HORSE FARM Bridgehampton | 16.19 Acres | 12 Stall and 15 Stall Stables | 248x320 Outdoor Riding Arena Exclusive. Horse Farm: $4.5M WEB#08275

3 ACRE OCEANVIEWS ABUTTING RESERVE Bridgehampton | 8.6 Acres | 2 Single and Separate Lots | Room for Large Homes with Pool and Tennis $3.995M | WEB# 01520

3 ACRE OCEANVIEWS ABUTTING RESERVE Amagansett | 3 Acres | Oceanviews | Overlooking 500 Acres of Reserve $3.495M | WEB# 06164

ONE OF THE HIGHEST VIEW IN BRIDGEHAMPTON Bridgehampton | 2.7 Acres | Create A Prestigious Estate | Ocean and Sunset Views $2.9M | WEB# 06302

B R E I T E N B A C H R E A L E S T A T E . C O M

Equal Housing Opportunity. The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker located at 1936 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton NY 11932 | 631.537.3900 . All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding financing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualified architect or engineer.