North Fork Real Estate Showcase - July 4 2021 by M3 Media Group

JULY 4TH 2021

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Greenport | $3,500,000 | Historic building circa 1894, iconic auditorium and theatre building, currently operating as furniture store, approx. 5,000 interior sf. | Web# 3272562 Kenneth Poliwoda: M 631.379.6046 | Barbara Poliwoda: M 631.335.1878

Laurel | $1,900,000 | Deeded bay beach access across the street, newly renovated with custom details | 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 HALF BA | Web#3318200 Dolores Peterson: M 631.413.7572

Greenport | $699,000 | Inground 16’ X 32’ pool, Close to beach, winery and Greenport Village shops and restaurants | 4 BR, 2 BA | Web# 3317172 Paul Loeb: M 631.553.5255

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Greenport | $1,999,000 | Deep water dock, open water views 3 BR, 2 BA | Web# 3296875 Paul Loeb: M 631.553.5255

Mattituck | $499,000 | Hardwood floors, infrared sauna in the basement. Close to Strong’s Water Club and Marina, Love Lane | 3 BR, 1 BA | Web# 3314858 Thomas McCloskey: M 516.680.0118 elliman.com

110 WALT WHITMAN ROAD, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY 11746. 631.549.7401. © 2021 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

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Greenport | 2055 Albertson Lane | $2,750,000 Meticulous use of high-quality materials and craftsmanship, this modern farmhouse sits on over 6 bucolic acres on one of the most charming country roads on the North Fork. The open floor plan boasts 1,000sf and includes an island kitchen, dining area, and living room featuring 10ft ceilings and oversized windows. The main floor also has a family room with a full bath that could be made into a guest suite, a mudroom, 2 powder rooms, and a laundry room. The top floor offers the main bedroom suite with a deck facing the pool and meadow, a guest suite plus 2 bedrooms, and a full bath. Include a 20x40ft gunite, heated, saltwater pool as well as a pool house with cathedral ceilings.

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Thomas McCloskey Lic. Assoc. R. E. Broker O 631.298.6130 | M 516.680.0118 thomas.mccloskey@elliman.com Certified Negotiation Expert Certified Buyer Representative Platinum Award Recipient 2019, 2020*

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contents July 4th 2021 Cover Property Presented by Sheri Winter Parker of Corcoran.

Entertaining is a Breeze — Here are our tips for a postpandemic celebration.

Spotlight A History of Prohibition and Speakeasies on the East End.

Some of the Most Recent Deals on the North Fork.

Shopping Tech must-haves that will surely be trending – Get ahead of the curve.

Designer Showcase

Sculpting the Space. Wayne Turett creates a sustainable family house in Greenport for a tough customer, himself.

Green must-haves will have you feeling good about using them.

East End Eats This 4th of July, let the caterers do the heavy lifting.

Help the Pollinators. Essential to the planet, a loss of habitat has endangered their survival.

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Exclusive. $10M — For the discerning buyer. Down a long gated driveway, lined with spectacular white pear trees, lies this 8 acre compound on Southold Bay. Incredible privacy, 157 feet of private beach and over 9600 feet of living space. Meticulously maintained and incredible attention to detail. 5 bedrooms all ensuite, Chefs kitchen including double convection ovens, full subzero refrigerator and freezer, True Butler pantry including a dishwasher, outdoor Viking kitchen including BBQ, stove with a warming drawer, refrigerator and an ice maker, sink, and wood fired pizza oven. Too many details to list, please call for a private appointment.

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Exclusive. $7.250M — An established nursery - Supplying Professionals For Over 35 Years. 118 acres encompassing both sides of County Rt. 48 AKA Sound Ave. Sale includes all inventory, nursery stock, materials and equipment. 8+ building lots including 1 floating building lot for a potential of 9. This is an incredible opportunity to own an established enterprise on prime land in a killer location. Serious inquiries only.

Exclusive. $5M — In the heart of North Fork wine country, rests one of the most coveted vineyards on the East End. You feel as though you are in Tuscany with a picturesque 31.5 acres, of which 20 are planted with vines by renowned viticulturist David Abreu. Full development rights with a right of way to the Long Island Sound. Many possibilities with this gem. Surrounded by North Fork renowned restaurants, farm stands, beaches, marinas, boating, award winning wineries and great shopping.

Exclusive. $5.5M — Over 48 acres encompassing coveted Oregon Road and Soundview Avenue. With full development rights, AC zoning. Create your Long Island Sound, water view, farm-homestead, with spectacular sunsets and water views, or sell the development rights and create your gorgeous conservation farming subdivision! The possibilities are endless. Surrounded by North Fork renowned restaurants, farm stands, beaches, marinas, boating award winning wineries and great shopping.

Exclusive. $3.1M — Formerly known as The Kubby Farm. This is a great opportunity to have multiple revenue streams or live/work. Over 24 acres with rural corridor use and Rb-80 zoning. There are multiple buildings on the property in need of TLC, including retail and a 1700s Farmhouse. Surrounded by development rights sold land yet close proximity to many amenities! Some uses include agricultural production, single family dwelling units with a cluster attached subdivision, schools, single & 2 family homes, and multiple special permit uses including bistros and B&B. This is an opportunity not to be missed!

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Mattituck – WEB# 875942 Exclusive. $2.9M — Prime location! This nearly 70 acre parcel has 4 acres on Sound Avenue with full development rights and 64 acres with development rights sold. So many options. Near fantastic farm stands and vineyards and surrounded by North Fork renowned restaurants, beaches, marinas, boating and great shopping. This could be the opportunity you have been waiting for!

Mattituck – WEB# 877157 - FEATURED ON BACK COVER Exclusive. $2.8M — Over 38 acres on bucolic Oregon Road. 36 acres of DRS land which includes 30 planted acres, deer fencing and bird netting, irrigation in place for an additional 2-3 acres of planting and a potential wine tasting area. The updated vintage farmhouse rests on 2 acres of DRI land and features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sun drenched open floor plan, eat-in-kitchen, dining area, sitting area with reading nook, living room with a fireplace. Step outside and enjoy lush landscape surrounding the pool, hot tub, outdoor shower and vineyard views!

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ENTERTAINING IS A BREEZE HERE ARE OUR TIPS FOR A POST-PANDEMIC CELEBRATION BY HANNAH SELINGER

ummer is here, and so is the urge to entertain. After a long year of social distancing, you may feel more than

ready to get your toes wet when it comes to entertaining. Or, you may still be feeling a little hesitant about greeting large groups of people.

cornstarch. If you’d prefer not to toss your wares

cocktailing: canned drinks. Not only can you get

away, consider hiring a party rental company to

rosé, sparkling, red, and white wine in a can, but

provide plates and glassware. The Mattituck-

you can also get pre-mixed cocktails (alcohol

based At Your Service Party Rentals stocks

included). At Greenport Wines & Spirits, you can

everything you might need for a party at home.

find the Fishers Island Lemonade (a vodka- and whiskey-based cocktail that is made with natural

EMBRACE SMALL PLATES

juices), the High Noon vodka-based hard seltzer,

Although family-style dining can be great when it

and Bacardi’s Limon & Lemonade and Rum

comes to entertaining, you probably want fewer

Punch. The store also carries the Cutwater line

people touching the food this year. With that in

of canned cocktails, which includes a Bloody

mind, you can still serve an exceptional 4th of

Mary, Cucumber Vodka Soda, spiked Horchata

July feast using small plates. Serve ceviche in

GO DISPOSABLE, GO RENTAL

Cold Brew, Rum & Ginger, and White Russian. Or,

single-serve cups that guests can grab from a

opt for a canned wine or wine spritzer, like the

Not only do disposable plates, glasses, and

designated food service area. Offer Caprese

red wine spritzer from Barefoot. Set up a bar with

silverware keep things a little more contained,

salad, but on per-person skewers. Whip up a

glasses and cold cans and you’re ready to party.

but they also lessen the burden when it comes to

delightful guacamole, but serve it in martini

entertaining. If your idea of disposable plates are

glasses, adorned with a few chips. The idea is

ICE CREAM OVER PIE

the flower-patterned versions of yore, know that

to move guests away from communal bowls and

The 4th of July is supposed to be casual and

the world has expanded a lot from the old days of

plates without disrupting the beauty and delight

fun. Instead of serving pie — which has to be

disposable. There are plenty of heavy-duty (and

of a backyard event.

sliced and served — consider pre-wrapped ice

No matter your comfort level — and the comfort level of your guests — you can rock the 4th of July like in the pre-pandemic times. Here are a few helpful hints when it comes to entertaining.

eco-friendly) paper-based products available —

cream bars and popsicles. (You’re unlikely to

the company Eco Party produces a line made

CAN IT

find a more festive popsicle than the bomb pop,

from sugar cane fiber — as well as compostable

Instead of hiring a bartender this year, consider

with its red, white, and blue patriotism.) Set up

cutlery, made from biodegradable materials like

diving into one of the hottest new trends in

a large cooler of ice and bury in it your favorite

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you can place them on

the same place at once. You can use planters for

small disposable plates to

this, too: simply take a ceramic planter and line

keep things tidy.

it with a white plastic garbage bag and you have your very own portable receptacle. At The Glass

ADJUST YOUR SEATING

Greenhouse & Farm Market, in Jamesport, you

Although you may have

can purchase unique planters (and, while you’re

an area that is already

there, a few decorative plants that can go right in

designated

the ground after you’re done).

for

seating,

it’s ok to change it up for a night or two. You can use ceramic planters as makeshift cocktail tables, so that guests who are grocery store treats. Pre-wrapped ice cream

seated farther away from

sandwiches, individual-serving ice cream cups,

a main table have a place to put drinks and plates.

Italian ices, popsicles, and Good Humor bars

Spread your seating out onto your lawn to keep

all make rewarding choices. Better yet, they’ll

people a little farther apart. Or, consider renting

transport your guests back to the days of carefree

extra chairs and seating from a local company,

childhood, as any good 4th of July soiree should.

so that there are more options for guests — and

If you have the urge to add something homemade

fewer opportunities for congestion.

to the dessert table, try skewers of fresh fruit, like strawberries, pineapples, and melon. Guests can

RETHINK COMMON SPACES

grab a skewer and eat it without spooning through

Consider the spaces where guests tend to

the fruit bowl or touching a plate. If you feel

congregate — food and drink areas and garbage

particularly committed to baked goods, though,

cans, for instance — and reconfigure them. Add

opt for single-serving hand pies over whole pies,

several small ice and drink stations and small

so that guests can take one per person. For these,

garbage cans so that fewer people are standing in

Original Fishers Island Lemonade, Fishers Spiked Tea, Fishers Pink Flamingo, and Fishers Fizz. Photo: Sydney Sheehan

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SHOWCASE SALES SOME OF THE MOST RECENT DEALS ON THE NORTH FORK

5 BEACHFRONT ACRES

DEEDED DOCK & PRIVATE BEACH

LAST ASKING PRICE: $4,775,000

LAST ASKING PRICE: $885,000

Listing & Selling Agent: Lori Feilen, Licensed R.E. Salesperson | Town & Country Real Estate Cell: 631.834.0846 | lfeilen@TCHamptons.com

Listing & Selling Agents: Janet Bidwell, Licensed R.E. Salesperson | Douglas Elliman Real Estate Cell: 631.255.4088 | janet.bidwell@elliman.com Pamela Hogrefe, Licensed R.E. Salesperson | Douglas Elliman Real Estate Cell: 631.834.2341 | pamela.hogrefe@elliman.com

MODERN FARMHOUSE STYLE

WATERFRONT RETREAT

Southold I Scenic Vineyards View I Inground Pool I 2 Fireplaces Wrap-Around Porch I Finished Basement I Home Office

LAST ASKING PRICE: $1,400,000

LAST ASKING PRICE: $1,150,000

Listing & Selling Agent: Gerald “Jerry” Cibulski, Licensed Associate R.E. Broker | Century 21 Albertson Realty Cell: 631.404.2507 | jcibulski@albertsonrealty.com

Listing Agent: Scott Bennett, Licensed R.E. Salesperson | Douglas Elliman Real Estate Office: 631.298.6143 | scott.bennett@elliman.com Selling Agent: Kristy Naddell, Licensed Associate R.E. Broker | Douglas Elliman Cell: 631.905.8584 | kristy.naddell@elliman.com

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DESIGNER SHOWCASE

SCULPTING

THE

The space reflects the intangibles that Turett and his family care about: loads of natural light, durability, and a sense of comfort and ease.

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AN ARCHITECT CREATES A SUSTAINABLE FAMILY HOUSE IN GREENPORT FOR A TOUGH CUSTOMER. HIMSELF. BY KATYA RUSSELL PHOTOGRAPHS BY LIZ GLASGOW

ayne Turett, the founder and principal of the New York City-based Turett Collaborative Architects TCA, has been known to design apartments with a fair amount of razzle-dazzle. He once installed a curved stainless

steel slide in an East Village duplex. Another time he accompanied the owner of an Upper East Side condo to a town high in the Swiss Alps in search of a stone destined for a thirty-foot-high interior wall. Yet it wasn’t until a few years ago that Turett finally created a home of his own. The project began when he chanced upon a piece of land for sale in Greenport. Turett is a committed sailor and he and his wife had kept a weekend retreat in that town for years. On learning that the nearly half-acre property stretched all the way down to the water and had its own dock, he made an offer without delay. It was 2014 and although he didn’t know it at the time, he would spend the next four years working on the project in fits and starts during time carved out of his architecture practice. Designing an apartment building or drawing up plans for a gut renovation is one thing; creating a house from the ground up is quite another. Houses, Turett notes, have a special appeal for architects ‘because they are like sculptures.’ Indeed, the interior of the 2,400-square-foot two-story and cellar structure has a sculptural quality. Tellingly, it has no razzle-dazzle whatsoever. ‘My personal taste runs toward the minimal,’ says Turett, who imbued the house with a Scandinavian aesthetic. That sense of style comes through in his design choices, in the oiled wide-plank pine floors, in the palette

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of neutral colors, and in the absence of ornament. The space reflects the intangibles that Turett and his family care about: loads of natural light, durability, and a sense of comfort and ease (no one ever worries about scratching a kitchen countertop in his house). They also enjoy low heating and cooling bills that average about $150 a month and regular infusions of fresh air thanks to the passive house techniques and mechanical ventilation system that Turett incorporated into the design. An airtight building envelope, proper insulation, and the careful placement of windows — to inhibit solar gain in summer and encourage it in the winter — helped to create an ultra-efficient house.

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To take advantage of the property’s southern

throughout. In the plaster-walled master

‘I couldn’t believe how bright and airy it was,’

views of the harbor and Shelter Island, he

bathroom, for example, directly in front of a

he says. ‘It changed my whole perspective.’

devised an unconventional floor plan whereby

wet room-style shower is a glass-windowed

If you’re interested in building a passive

the bedrooms are on the ground floor and

door that opens to the outside, as if to invite

house, but are daunted by the technicalities,

the common spaces — living room, dining

the natural world into the built environment.

Turett says you needn’t go full-on passive.

room, office and open-plan kitchen — are on

He adds, ‘Don’t let the perfect be the enemy

the second floor. Also on the second floor is a

Years ago, Turett, like many people,

deck which looks out over the water.

imagined passive houses as small fortresses

of the good.’

with tiny windows. Then, in 2012, he spent Turett paid special attention to the views

a few days at a passive house in Berlin.

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TIME TO PARTY

THIS 4TH OF JULY, LET THE CATERERS DO THE HEAVY-LIFTING BY HANNAH SELINGER

Lombardi’s Love Lane Market, Mattituck

t’s summer entertaining season. The sun is shining, the world is opening back up, and we have a reason to celebrate. But if you’re still not fully dining in restaurants — or if you just prefer to entertain at home for the biggest holidays of summer — you can lay back and let someone else do the dirty work. The North Fork’s caterers offer different levels of service, from just food, to food and staffing, to a fully run bar. Depending on your personal needs, you will definitely find a spot that’s a good fit for you and your entertaining desires. Here’s where to get your 4th of July holiday catered on the North Fork. LOMBARDI’S LOVE LANE MARKET Lauren Lombardi’s Mattituck store has been serving homemade recipes for 40 years. Customizable menus mean that you can plan your own event. Hors d’ouevres platters serve from five to 20 people, and include items like a grilled vegetable platter, cheese plate, shrimp cocktail platter, and poached salmon display. The market makes “super heroes,” which can range in length from two to six feet. Paninis, pork slider stations, prepared and tossed salads, pastas, and half- and full-tray proteins round out the selections. For dessert, dip into a platter of hand-filled cannolis (large and small are both available, in different sizes).

NOAH’S CATERING AND EVENTS This Greenport stalwart has an ambitious catering menu, which includes passed “bites” (spoonfuls of scallop ceviche, chicken liver mousse crostini, arancini, and more), entrees, salads, and sides. They also offer several stations: a sushi station with custom maki and hand rolls, taco station, dumpling station, slider station, macaroni and cheese station, and, naturally, a raw bar station boasting local clams and oysters. Catering can be plated or family-style, and the restaurant also offers a few boutique setups, like the Pot-Style North Fork Clambake, Lobster Dinner, and Poolside BBQ. PLATED SIMPLY Chef Tom Schaudel, his daughter Courtney, and hospitality guru Adam Lovett are behind this Mattituck-based catering company, which can execute small and large events. Menus are customizable, but a sample from a recent event offers basil-basted corn-onthe-cob, Dijon and dill-scented new potato salad, mustard-glazed roast salmon, hot dogs and hamburgers, maple-bourbon barbecue ribs, and warm apple crisp with cinnamon gelato. The catering company also offers cocktails, like the Kentucky Sangria, made with Jack Daniels, Mathilde peach, lemon juice, homemade cinnamon syrup, and Malbec.

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CREATIVE COURSES CATERING The sibling company to the North Fork Shack, Creative Courses has been in operation for five years now. The casual menus are centered around fresh, local cuisine: pulled pork sliders with pickled watermelon, local fluke ceviche, fried Peconic Bay scallops with tartar sauce, roasted monkfish medallions, butter-poached lobster with corn salad, marinated skirt steak with whipped horseradish potatoes. Owners Samy Sabil and Ryan Flatley are North Fork Table and Inn alumni, and so they know the importance of sourcing, curating, and cooking great food.

noah’s, Greenport

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HELP THE POLLINATORS ESSENTIAL TO THE PLANET, A LOSS OF HABITAT HAS ENDANGERED THEIR SURVIVAL BY ANNE HALPIN

f you spend any time around flowers in a garden you’ve probably noticed bees and butterflies flitting around them and stopping to sip their nectar. They are also performing an essential service for us – when they visit flowers pollen grains stick to them and get transferred to the next flower they visit – that’s pollination, and it’s essential for many plants to produce the fruits, vegetables and nuts that we eat. According to the Pollinator Partnership (visit their website, www.pollinator.org) bees, butterflies, birds, beetles, bats and some small mammals are responsible for bringing us about one-third of our food. It is estimated that 75% to 95% of all the flowering plants on the planet need help with pollination. Pollinators have become endangered – the biggest threats include loss of habitat as the native plants they depend on are replaced by highways and streets, lawns and plants imported from other parts of the world that aren’t food sources for pollinators here.

least keep their use to a minimum and always follow the package directions. Provide a source of clean water for pollinators – a bird bath is great, and adding a few stones that extend above the surface will attract insect pollinators as well as birds. Did you know year in June? can be part pollinatorweek for kids.

there is a Pollinator Week every This year it is June 21-27. You of it! Visit www.pollinator.org/ for information and fun projects

Include a variety of plants in your landscape – flowers in different colors that bloom at different times in spring, summer and fall. Red flowers are attractive to hummingbirds – which not only help to pollinate them but are also delightful to watch. Even if your garden is in pots, tubs or window boxes on your deck or patio, it can still attract pollinators. Plant the flowers in clumps, not just one or two, and include a variety of flower colors and shapes. Try not to use pesticides on your property, or at 26

Dill is a classic in sunny herb gardens – its fine-textured leaves are versatile in the kitchen. Pollinators are drawn to the flat clusters of flowers that appear in summer, and eventually produce the seeds we know in the kitchen as dill seed. Goldenrod blooms in late summer and fall – you’ve probably seen it growing wild along the roadside. Varieties suited to flower gardens are pretty companions for asters and chrysanthemums. In the garden give goldenrod a sunny spot. Lavender is loved for its fresh fragrance. It grows 1 to 3 feet tall and produces wands of tiny purple blossoms in midsummer – heavenly planted in masses alongside a path. Purple Coneflower, or echinacea, bears daisylike purple-pink flowers with bronzy brown centers that slowly elongate and look like pincushions. In a sunny welldrained spot it blooms through much of the summer.

The website of the USDA (US Department of Agriculture) recommends some ways to support the pollinators that are essential to our food supply: Add some plants to your landscape that support pollinators by producing pollen and/or nectar. Trees and shrubs such as blueberry, cherry, plum, dogwood, willow are some examples. Try to include them in your landscape, and grow some of the plants described below in your garden.

tolerate hot weather.

Here are some plants to grow in your garden to help pollinators: Beebalm produces summer flowers with bracts in shades of red, pink, purple and white atop tall, straight stems lined with pairs of aromatic green leaves. Beebalm works best in moist soil – water in dry weather. The flowers attract bees, and the red-flowered varieties may draw hummingbirds too. Black-eyed Susan is a summertime classic in East End gardens. The daisy-like flowers can be orangey gold to a rich golden yellow, depending on the variety, with a prominent round center that is dark brown in most varieties. The plants grow about 2 feet high, are easy to grow and

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Sweet Alyssum is a popular edging for flower beds, pots and windowboxes, where its clusters of tiny white flowers tumble over the edges. Plants bloom from spring to fall, attracting pollinators and beneficial wasps that prey on aphids and other pests. Thyme, a favorite in herb gardens and kitchens, grows about 6 to 12 inches high, and creeping thyme can go between paving stones in a sunny path. Plant thyme in sunny, well-drained soil. Yarrow’s flat-topped clusters of tiny flowers bloom atop tall stems in summer, in bright gold, soft yellow, pink, white, red and burnt orange. These sun lovers can tolerate hot, dry conditions in average soil.

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JAMESPORT: North Fork Vintage Modern Cape. Close to Bay! Gourmet EIK w/ SS appliances. LR, DR, 3 BRs & 2 baths. Updated kitchen & bathrooms. Unheated sunporch, corner lot for privacy and room for pool. 4/10 of a mile to beach, boating & lighted tennis courts. Enjoy the wineries & restaurants that are close by. $599,000

AQUEBOGUE: Zoned Rural Corridor! High Traffic location! Three separate spaces or could be one. Presently rented to same tenant. Grease trap in. $1,200,000

JAMESPORT: Landscaped 1 acre for privacy. Five bedroom, 3 bath Cape. Living room, kitchen/dining area, master BR with master bath, additional 2 bedrooms and bath on 1st floor. On 2nd floor additional 2 bedrooms and full bath. Front porch and deck. Full basement. $649,000

WADING RIVER: Enjoy awesome waterviews. Very close to Hulse Landing Beach and ramp with easy access. Master bedroom with balcony overlooking the Sound. Great room, kitchen with covered porch. Backyard with hammock. Barbeque on your paver patio. Homeowner Association membership optional. $599,000

RIVERHEAD: Beautifully renovated home converted to an office can be used for both. CRC zoning allows use as an office or home. Ten parking spaces should be enough for your largest vehicles. Large, detached garage. An excellent investment. Just Listed! $499,000

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Photo: Jake Rajs

A HISTORY OF PROHIBITION AND SPEAKEASIES ON THE EAST END BY ALICE PHILLIPS

hat could be the connection between the Canoe Place Inn in Hampton Bays, Claudio’s in Greenport, East Quogue’s Stone Creek Inn and Tweed’s Restaurant in Riverhead? Each of these storied East End foodie institutions were once illegal speakeasies during Prohibition, procuring, distributing, and serving illegal liquor. The East End of Long Island played an interesting role in the history of Prohibition in the United States. The temperance movement — the movement towards limiting or prohibiting the sale and consumption of intoxicating beverages and liquors — took firm footing on the East End early in the 19th century. Leaders of the Presbyterian Church, meeting in Aquebogue in 1811, adopted a pastoral position supporting temperance; the non-sectarian Sag Harbor Temperance Society was formed in 1829 with the goal of banning the sale of all “ardent spirits”. The Sag Harbor Temperance Society was thereafter joined by the Total Abstinence Temperance Society in 1838 and the Young Men’s Total Abstinence Temperance Society in 1841. By mid-century, close to 25 percent of the population of Sag Harbor supported temperance. Temperance societies sprung up across the United States, many faith-based with enormous political power and influence. Prohibition became the law of the land in January 1919 when Congressman Andrew J. Volstead, backed by evangelicals and temperance reformers, introduced the 18th Amendment to 28

the U.S. Constitution (often called the “Volstead Act”), which defined intoxicating liquors as any beverage containing more than one-half of one percent alcohol. Enter the rumrunners, bootleggers and lawbreakers, smuggling liquor from oceangoing supply vessels waiting in international waters just three miles off the East End shoreline (later changed to 12 miles). Small, fast boats called rumrunners (often owned and operated by local fishermen and farmers) would race out to these supply vessels, load up whatever they could carry and head for the East End’s numerous bays and coves while often evading the Coast Guard, police, and other law enforcement officials. The smuggled booze was sent on by waiting truck to New York City or transferred by secret doors to some of the more famous East End speakeasies.

Bootleggers boated in under the building and passed the liquor through the trap door, some of which was served in the upstairs speakeasy, with its peephole and secret password. Similarly, the Canoe Place Inn of Hampton Bays boasted secret trapdoors and subterranean tunnels for hiding liquor. In July 1921, a major fire destroyed the Canoe Place Inn; it was reconstructed in 1923 and remained a favorite destination throughout the rest of Prohibition. Likewise, the Stone Creek Inn (originally the Ambassador Inn) located in East Quogue was a popular speakeasy, its location on a remote creek making it a perfect location for receiving illegal hooch. The speakeasy inside Riverhead’s J.J. Sullivan Hotel — now the site of Tweeds Restaurant & Buffalo Bar — was reportedly never raided, as it was frequented by Tammany Hall leader “Boss Tweed” and his cronies. The speakeasy was hidden behind a barber shop operating on the first floor of the building. Liquor was moved through a series of trapdoors and dumbwaiters to the waiting patrons.

Canoe Place Inn, Hampton Bays

Local lore claims that Claudio’s, standing on stilts over the waters of Greenport Harbor, had a secret door in the floor of the kitchen.

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Stone Creek Inn, East Quogue

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First time offering of rare private estate with views of Long Island Sound and panoramic farm vistas. Lush, meticulous grounds feature a pond and waterfall, colorful flower beds, mature trees and a large level putting green with sand trap. Other outdoor amenities include a large heated inground pool and hot tub, outdoor shower, expansive multi-level decks with retractable awnings, potting and utility sheds, playground area with swings, and patio to fully finished lower level. The 3-4 bedroom home is a masterpiece of architecture and natural light, featuring a great room with soaring ceilings and windows, a masonry fireplace and beautiful hardwood floors throughout. The main level consists of the formal living room, a formal dining room with water views, an enormous eat-in-kitchen with center island, a playroom fit for royalty with a Juliet balcony overlooking the pond, a powder room, a family room/den and a spacious master suite with walk-in closets and master bath. Upstairs, two large bedrooms and a full bathroom enjoy another open family room or lounge with a rear-facing balcony over the pool area. Front and back stairs lead to separate living quarters perfect for extended family and guests with living area, bedroom nook, kitchenette, full bath. Beyond the attached two-car garage are several heated storage areas and mechanicals. This colossal home is in pristine condition and awaits a new owner to continue its North Fork legacy. $1,625,000.

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GREEN MUST HAVES GO GREEN IN AND OUTSIDE THE HOME WITH THESE MUST-HAVE PRODUCTS YOU CAN FEEL GOOD ABOUT USING. SAFE, EFFECTIVE, AND ENJOYABLE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. BY KATE C. PATCHETT DITCH PLASTIC

For beach days, summer camp lunches, or storage at home, reusable silicone Stasher bags are dishwasher and microwave safe – and good for the planet. www.stasherbag.com GOOD CLEANERS

Aromatherapy and a clean house? Yes, please! Mrs. Meyer’s limited-edition Compassion Flower multisurface cleaner also gives back to KidsGardening to support their mission of increasing access to gardenbased education. www.mrsmeyers.com

HOME-GROWN BLOOMS

Modern Sprout’s seed ball kits get your wildflower garden started to help support our pollinators. It’s fun gardening for the whole family. www.modsprout.com

PEST PATROL

Keep mosquitos away with this responsibly sourced, plant-based repellent candle from Murphy’s Naturals. Rosemary, peppermint, and lemongrass oils make this effective candle smell great, too. www.murphysnaturals.com

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ou will not want to leave this Bayfront beauty! Incredible location in coveted Orient Village with 100 feet of beachfront, stellar sunrises and sunset views! Lounge in the pool, or lie on your beach. Newly renovated with a full house

backup generator, gourmet kitchen, 3 beds, 2 baths, fireplace, outdoor fire pit and a basement that can accommodate an office, gym and storage. Next to a preserved bird sanctuary, this tasty dish will not last! Close to North Fork farm stands, Orient Country Store and Village Lane shops, renowned restaurants, beaches, marinas, boating, award winning vineyards and great shopping.

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CUTCHOGUE | Web# 879672 EXCLUSIVE | 1100SKUNKLANE.COM $2,395,000 Nested among the best wineries on the North Fork and exclusive Nassau Point beach, this never before offered custom built modern farmhouse is set back from the road on a winding driveway. This magnificent 4,600 sq.ft. home, built in 2002, is set on 2 acres and offers 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, 5 fireplaces, multi-level patio, and vignette garden. MARIE BRANSFIELD, Real Estate Salesperson, 631.965.8940, MBransfield@TCHamptons.com

ORIENT | Web# 878025 EXCLUSIVE JULY $20,000 | AUG-LD $20,000 Spend your summer vacation in coveted Orient Village. Lovely ﬂoor plan, professional Chef’s kitchen, dining room, living room w/wood burning ﬁreplace, den easily converts to bedroom, 2- 2nd story bedrooms with primary bedroom w/deck overlooking garden & pool. LORI FEILEN, Real Estate Salesperson 631.834.0876, LFeilen@TCHamptons.com EAST HAMPTON 631.324.8080

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Exclusive. $2.8M — Over 38 acres on bucolic Oregon Road. 30 acres of DRS planted vineyard, with deer fencing and bird netting, irrigation in place for an additional 2-3 acres of planting and a potential wine tasting area. The updated vintage farmhouse rests on 2 acres DRI and features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sun drenched open floor plan, eat-in-kitchen, dining area, sitting area with reading nook, living room with a fireplace. Step outside and enjoy lush landscape surrounding the pool, hot tub, outdoor shower and vineyard views! Romance, Elegance and Timeless beauty, you couldn’t ask for anything more! Surrounded by award winning North Fork wineries, restaurants, farm stands, boating & great shopping.

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