Southold
$5,995,000 | 3 BR, 4 BA | Waterfront on 3.75 acres with 244 feet of private sandy beach. Web# 3482517
Scott Bennett: M 516.607.0640
Mattituck
$2,495,000 | 7 BR, 7 BA | Deepwater dock, sandy beach, separate guest wing. Web# 3442610
Mary Anne Fusco: M 917.836.0391
Cutchogue
$2,199,000 | 3 BR, 2.5 BA | Shy acre, high ceilings, room for pool. Web# 3490352
Rene A. Giacobbe: M 516.551.4987
Cutchogue
Greenport
$2,499,000 | 5 BR, 4 BA | Waterfront with stunning views, pool, deepwater dock. Web# 3457387
Paul Loeb: M 631.553.5255
Riverhead
$2,299,000 | 4 BR, 3.5 BA | 5+ acres, main house and workshop with second level legal apartment. Web# 3492101
Rita Rooney: M 631.833.0810
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Cutchogue
$1,999,999 | 4 BR, 2.5 to 3.5 BA | New construction, inground pool, 3 homes available. Web# 3417674
Scott Bennett: M 516.607.0640
Mattituck
$1,995,000 | 1.41 Acres | Long Island Sound waterfront with breathtaking sunset views. Web# 3459398
Peter Halpin: M 646.651.8875
Greenport
$1,900,000 | 4 BR, 2 BA | Two-unit home in the village, each with private entrance. Web# 3479630
Kenneth Poliwoda: M 631.379.6046 | Barbara Poliwoda: M 631.335.1878
Aquebogue
$1,950,000 | 5 BR, 5 BA | New construction modern farmhouse on 1.75 acres. Web# 3471514
Dolores Peterson: M 631.413.7572
Southold
$1,499,000 | 3 BR, 1.5 BA | Waterfront, main house with guest cottage. Web# 3487080
Thomas Uhlinger: M 516.319.0323
Baiting Hollow
$1,749,000 | 3 BR, 2.5 BA | Long Island Sound waterfront with private stairs to sandy beach. Web# 3474682
Scott Bennett: M 516.607.0640
Greenport
$950,000 | 4 BR, 2 BA | West Dublin farmhouse, beach views, room for pool. Web# 3427635
Kenneth Poliwoda: M 631.379.6046 | Barbara Poliwoda: M 631.335.1878
Jamesport
$899,000 | 3 BR, 2 BA | Corner property with room for pool. Web# 3488339
Rene Giacobbe: M 516.551.4987
Greenport
$689,000 | 1 BR, 1 BA | Updated cottage, near bay beaches, restaurants, marina. Web# 3493845
Paul Loeb: M 631.553.5255 | Lambros Gavalas: M 917.589.8972
Riverhead
$869,000 | 3 BR, 1.5 BA | Waterfront with scenic river views and boat dock. Web# 3492013
Chrisand Castella: M 631.662.7164
Greenport
$635,000 | 2 BR, 1 BA | Cozy cottage close to village and transportation with rental permits in place. Web# 3445162
Kenneth Poliwoda: M 631.379.6046 | Barbara Poliwoda: M 631.335.1878
Aquebogue
$649,500 | 3 BR, 1 BA | Set high with views of 1 acre of grounds. Room for pool. Web# 3466266
Dolores Peterson: M 631.413.7572
Laurel
$510,000 | 1.01 Acres, Zoned Hamlet Business, Residential and Commercial Opportunities | Web# 3465871
Peter Halpin: M 646.651.8875
Exclusive. $6.25M – Welcome to your Bay Front paradise on the North Fork! This home has every aspect of beach living. Incredible views of Bug Light and Shelter Island. Two lots comprising 1.38 acres and 286 feet of expansive sugar sand beach. Featuring an open gracious floor plan. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, wraparound porch, outdoor shower, waterside gunite pool, outdoor kitchen area, a garage that houses a gym, living loft area and a full house generator! Surrounded by North Fork renowned farm stands, restaurants, beaches, marinas, boating, award winning wineries and great shopping. Call today for a private appointment!
sand beach and endless, incredible views. An EIK that overlooks your pool, pool house and private beach with Viking appliances and full wine fridge, living room with a gas fireplace, den/flexible space and a laundry room. 3 BR, 3.5BA including a primary suite with a bayside balcony, fireplace, spa-like bathroom with radiant heated floors, double water closets, gym and walk-in closet. Outside you have a pool house with living space and half bath, 20 x 40 heated waterside pool, driving range & putting green, outdoor shower, beach and Bay access from your backyard, and a whole house generator.
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the Peconic Bay. There is a 20 x 40 gunite pool, a barn with horse stalls should you choose or for use as an art barn! Plenty of room for tennis. Inside this magical home is an exceptional chef’s kitchen with a Wolf range, butler’s pantry and plenty of entertaining space — including a generous fireplace and a 3 season porch. There are two wings - one which has 3 ensuite bedrooms, including the primary suite. The other has a full kitchen, two bedrooms and 1 bathroom. This home also features a wine cellar and walkout basement. A property of this caliber does not come to the market often on the North Fork of Long Island. Let’s make your dreams come true - this could be you!
New Suffolk Avenue with 8.9 acres on West Creek, access to Peconic Bay and deeded beach rights to a sugar sand beach just steps away. The house is 10,450 square feet and features 7 large ensuite bedrooms, a 32-foot indoor pool with a water park slide and hot tub, a generous well-appointed kitchen, and multiple fireplaces. Numerous rooms for relaxing and entertaining guests as well as a perfect work from home suite. An amazing outdoor fireplace complements the exterior with incredible views to enjoy every season on the North Fork. A short stroll to North Fork Country Club, fishing, clamming, kayaking, you can do it all! Perfect as a compound or a Bed and Breakfast venture.
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farm. This location offers it all. Please call for a private appointment.
. $3.6M — 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.
BAY FRONT PARADISE East Marion – WEB# 894179GET YOUR FARM ON! Riverhead – Web# 900856
Co-Exclusive. $2.95M — This is the opportunity to make your mark on the North Fork. A successful working farm stand with plenty of parking, leads into 27 fully fenced acres with a pending 4 lot subdivision. An expansive lavender field, sunflowers, Italian chestnut trees and a collection of over 650 fruit bearing trees including Asian pear, pomegranate, fig, peaches, and 8 different apple varietals. Newly planted pumpkin, watermelon and European butternut squash. No pesticides used. Great road frontage and visibility at the intersection of Roanoke and Sound Avenue. Please call for a private appointment.
Exclusive. $2.55M — This absolutely gorgeous custom-built home is finished and ready to enjoy for the season! 4 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, heated 16 x 32 gunite pool, mahogany decks - an amazing open floor plan. A true showstopper of a chef’s kitchen with GE Café series appliances will be the envy of all! Two laundry rooms, living room with a gas fireplace, an office or a gym and a full basement with an egress window. Near Crescent Beach, The Pridwin, Sunset Beach, The Perlman Summer Music Program. Incredible attention to detail - this is a must see! Please call for a private appointment!
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Exclusive. $2.25M — This farmhouse charmer is located on one of the most sought-after streets in Southold town - Kimberly Lane! Offering 1.08 acres, nearly 5,000 square feet of living space, salt water - gunite pool, fire-pit area, steps to incredible Bay beach access, boat launch, and Southold Yacht Club. A separate living wing with an entertainment room for extended stays and fun for all to be had! 7 bedrooms, 6.5 bath, 4 car garage and a 3 Season room. Surrounded by North Fork award winning vineyards, farm stands, renowned restaurants, marinas and great shopping. This gem will not last!
Exclusive. $1.8M — Welcome to the Orient by the Sea beach community! Escape to this private, 3+ BR, 2.5 BTH traditional New England Colonial home. Situated on over an acre of land, this home has the septic approved for up to 6 bedrooms. Large rooms, a full basement, and a separate studio/ garage. The backyard has room for a pool and pickleball! Make this your home and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the North Fork.
Co-Exclusive. $1.8M — Are you looking to build your dream home? Look no further! We have a 27-acre parcel of land with a building site ready for your custom home. This parcel is complete with Department of Health approval and architectural plans for a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom estate home with a 3-car garage, media room, office, 20 x 40 in-ground pool, and expansive chef’s kitchen. Don’t miss this opportunity!
TURNKEY RESTAURANT Southold – WEB# 890528
Exclusive. 1.65M — Water view commercial opportunity! For sale or lease. Fantastic location! Make this your Bay view restaurant or retail café. Indoor and outdoor seating, bar, storage, Bay views and ample parking spaces. .76 acres, located on busy Rt. 25 in Southold. Best location for high visibility. Surrounded by hotels, great marinas and Southold Bay! Call today to schedule a private appointment.
Exclusive. $840K — Take this opportunity to build your waterfront dream home with your own deep water dock on Mattituck Creek Inlet, leading to the Long Island Sound. With 379’ of water on 1.37 acres, this is one of the largest water frontage lots currently on the market. Perfectly situated in the heart of Mattituck - just minutes from Love Lane, Breakwater Beach and the soon-to-be, re-imagined Old Mill Inn. What are you waiting for... let’s do this!!
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WADING RIVER: Soundfront! One-of-a-kind 2-story home is spacious with large windows that bring the sun, beach, and impeccable views of the water into the living area. Outside you can enjoy your very own private beach. Just minutes from award-winning vineyards and farm stands. Great for kayaks & stand-up paddle boards. This is a 4 bedroom home and has 3.5 baths. There is also a game room, a den for extra entertainment, and 2 gas fireplaces. The large eat-in-kitchen with new appliances has an open design and an island. There is plenty of counter space to cook! You can enjoy meals in the large dining room area or in the sunroom/breakfast room with wrap-around windows. The middle floor with access to the deck is great for relaxing on outdoor furniture and a barbecue grill.
$1,295,000
RIVERHEAD: Prime North Fork Farm Agricultural Acreage. Preserved 47+ Acres with Development Rights Sold. Perfect for nursery, field crops, orchid, berries, vineyard or horses. Irrigation on site. Add to your current holdings or begin your agricultural adventure now on the beautiful North Fork!
$1,996,000
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Looking for ice cream or candy? There’s so much more to candy and treats in and around the North Fork than just Friendly’s or Baskin Robbins. Think you’re too far away from some of the better known places like Snowflake in Riverhead or Magic Fountain in Mattituck? Well, fear not! The North Fork has a number of new outposts for sweets as well as some well-known and well-loved favorites in every town and hamlet. Here’s a list of all that’s sweet, cold and creamy by location.
Orient has 2 oldies but goodies: one for candy and the other for gelato, coffee and other baked treats. For an old-fashioned candy store experience, head to The Candyman located at 22350 Main Road. Chocolate and other candy confections are made right on the property. Around the corner at 1010 Village Lane, Opties and Dinghies offers homemade gelato in a myriad of flavors, as
well as French-inspired baked goods. Grab a cup of coffee – and some dumplings as well!
Greenport offers a number of places to get your ice cream on. Head down towards the wharf to find Greenport Creamery at 142 Main Street, which sells more than 45 flavors of ice cream, frozen yogurt, gourmet Italian ices, sorbet and sherbet – as well as a number of non-dairy options. Ralph’s Famous Italian Ices has an outpost on Front Street. Fancy a banana split or a creamy milkshake? Head to traditional ice cream parlor Amazing Flavors at 216 Front Street. Or is a bucket of fried chicken and a round of mini-golf with your ice cream more to your liking? Then head to Drossos Snack Bar and Mini Golf at 69125 Main Road just outside the Village on the way to Southold.
If you’re hanging in Southold, then you’ve got a number of options to assuage your sweet treat cravings! Head to Country Corner Cafe at 55765 Main Road for your favorite Hershey’s ice cream – at last count,
38 different flavors – or to grab some diner food. Head up the street to Southold General (54180 Main Road) if you’re hankering for some baked goods prepared under the direction of famed pastry chef Francois Payard or some freshly-made gelato.
Now onto Cutchogue, where there’s only the Cutchogue Diner on the Main Road to address your ice cream needs. Just sit, relax and enjoy your scoop while gazing out the window of the 1941 vintage Kullman Diner. Then wander up the block to Atelier Disset for European-style artisanal chocolates, including unique edible souvenirs of your trip to the North Fork packed in delightful and original gift boxes.
Mattituck offers a number of sweet treat opportunities. Of course, there’s the famed Magic Fountain right on the Main Road across from the Mattituck Shopping Center. At the Magic Fountain, there’s something for everyone – including non-dairy, sugar free and vegan options. Try any of the
“traditional” ice cream flavors, or try something a little different like Kulfi or a seasonal flavor like Coco Loco Dragon. Make your way to family-owned Love Lane Sweet Shoppe at 125 Love Lane for penny candy, chocolates and other candy confections by the pound. For artisanal, homemade chocolate – as well as ice cream, Belgian waffles and other desserts – North Fork Chocolate Company is the perfect choice to either dine in or takeout for the whole family. Visit the main location at 8700 Main Road or head to the outpost on East Main Street in Riverhead. Head to Patty’s Berries and Bunches at 410 Sound Avenue for berry picking, fresh cut flowers and ice cream made with farm ingredients; sugar free and vegan options available.
While Jamesport can satisfy your baked goods cravings (Junda’s Pastry Crust & Crumbs, The Treatery, Main Road Biscuit Co.), head on through to Aquebogue for some superlative ice cream offerings. For a relaxed, comfort food/diner experience with plenty of pie a la mode (and sundaes, shakes and malteds to your heart’s content), make a stop at the iconic Modern Snack Bar at 628 Main Road.
Riverhead has a surprising number of ice cream options, starting with perennial fave Snowflake Ice Cream Shoppe at 1148 West Main Street. Try over 24 flavors of hard ice cream, including the flavor of the week; the soft serve ice cream (including sugar free) keeps the crowds coming back. On the other side of town at 51 Main Road, Dari-Land Ice Cream serves up all the Hershey’s ice cream flavors in shakes, sundaes and cakes. For a slice of Americana – and a scoop to go with it – visit Star Confectionery (aka “Papa Nick’s”) at the Corner of East Main Street and Roanoke Avenue. A newcomer to the Riverhead ice cream scene is Victoria’s Helado at 37 East Main Street, with a self-serve frozen yogurt bar with toppings and offering such Latin American traditional desserts as fresa con crema (strawberries
and cream) and slushy drinks called mangoniadas Ralph’s Famous Italian Ices can also be found on East Main Street closer to the Aquarium. And a brand-new establishment, also on East Main Street within a block of the Aquarium: Mexicandy, serving ice pops, ice cream, sorbet, ices and aguas frescas — a fruit drink made from fruit, water, lime juice and a sweetener. The house specialty is maganado – a mango slushie with chili powder and salt.
148E North Ferry Road, Shelter Island | 3 Bed | 3 Bath | $3,150,000
This striking post and beam construction sits on serene 1.8 acres overlooking Gardiners Creek and Sylvester Manor. Ample room for a pool and accessory structures.
315 Maple Lane, Southold | 4 Bed | 4 Bath | $2,995,000
Sprawling and stylish on one of Southold’s most desirable tree-lined streets with large saltwater pool. Around the corner from Southold Hamlet cafes and shops.
700 Bayview Drive, East Marion | 3 Bed | 2 Bath | $1,995,000
This newly renovated creekfront Cape is the perfect oasis for those seeking tranquility and sweeping water views. Enjoy two private docks for easy boat access to the Peconic and a private sandy bay beach just a few hundred yards away.
123 Sterling Ave, Greenport Village | 1, 2 & 3 Bed | $995,000 – $1,685,000
Perched above the water with expansive views of Greenport Harbor and Stirling Basin, the condos at 123 Sterling offers modern luxury on one of Greenport Village’s most beautiful streets.
305 North Drive, Mattituck | 4 Bed | 2 Bath | $995,000
Multi-home compound on a large lot bordering 20+ acre preserve. Great income potential with two single-family homes on the property, ideal for year-round rental.
200 Breitstadt, Southold | 4 Bed | 3 Bath | $1,195,000
Stylish colonial with heated saltwater in-ground pool, semi-open floor plan, large patio for exceptional indoor/outdoor living. Charming wood-burning fireplace and wood floors throughout.
4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 4000 sqft | 2.5 Acres | $3,095,000 | MLS #3491134
Welcome to 400 Diedrick Road. An expansive mahogany wrap-around porch sets the tone for a distinct architectural design that blends the integrity and character of traditional detail with sophisticated modern elements. The main entry features an elegant two-story foyer that leads to a spacious, light-filled open floor plan, perfect for entertaining. The living room is anchored by a large wood-burning fireplace with french doors on either side, connecting you to the spacious mahogany rear deck. The open design bridges your living and dining room to the chef’s kitchen, with top-of-the-line appliances, a large walk-in pantry, marble countertops, and custom cabinetry. Complimenting the openness is a separate library and a second-floor family room, creating flexibility for daily living. An irresistible vaulted screened-in porch is the ideal spot to enjoy summer dinners as you take in your picturesque surroundings or listen to the rustling bamboo while you indulge in your summer reading list. The pastoral 2.4-acre property is part whimsical meadow, part manicured landscape, home to your 18 x 40 gunite, heated saltwater pool. With four ensuite bedrooms across two floors, you’re well-situated to host family and friends alike, and with 9’ ceilings in the full basement, expansion opportunities exist for those who need it. This custom home represents the intersection of thoughtful design and meticulous craftsmanship.
I’m not ashamed to say it: my garage has become overrun. Sometime between last summer and this spring, I noticed a change. Call it a gradual accumulation. Call it poor organization. Whatever it was, one thing was clear: our family was in dire need of a shed. I set out on a mission to find the highest quality shed that I could find that also met my design-loving needs. An eyesore this would not be.
One thing we were definitely not in dire need of, I let my husband know, was another DIY project. This time, I wanted it left up to the experts. For medium-sized wood sheds that can house anything from small appliances to bikes and paddleboards, we headed first to Home Depot. The Scarsdale Designer Outdoor wood shed with 2 windows was an attractive option, made even more attractive by the fact that it came with optional professional install (that option costs about $1,500 extra, plus tax). The 12- x 16-foot shed, which costs under $6,000 — both with and without install — comes with a choice of three shingle colors, a double-wide door, and nearly 200 square-feet of interior space, which can even be used as an ancillary structure, like a pool house.
The Heartland brand, which also sells their wood sheds to Home Depot and Lowe’s,
offers customization and installation of 11 different styles. Sheds are available in different sizes, from 10- x 4-foot (the Lean To) to 16- x 24-foot (the Garage and Two Story models). Customizable options include 25-year shingles, storage lofts, wooden ramps, interior shelving and workbenches, cupolas, skylights, windows with transoms, and steel service doors. Some of Heartland’s more upmarket models — the Studio, for instance — are specifically designed to take the place of an indoor space. Take your office outside with one of these bespoke (and, yes, professionally assembled) outdoor buildings, which offer extras like residential-grade French doors,
corrosion resistance, and brushed aluminum trim. (Prices begin around $4,000 and go up to about $20,000, depending on size and level of customization.)
If you’re looking to build a shed for your backyard using a local company, NY Shed Company, based in Mattituck, has been producing beautiful outdoor spaces for 38 years. Sheds come standard with double doors, vents, a choice of trim and shingle color, a choice of window and door placement, and flooring. Sheds can be built on-site and can be customized with everything from vinyl plank flooring to dormers to window boxes.
At Long Island Shed Builders, in Smithtown, decorative sheds are available to match the design of your home. Size, style, window and door configuration, layout, and colors can all be predetermined online. The company’s 3D visualizer helps you to see what your shed will look like once it arrives in your backyard, so you can add and remove features — and see their relative cost. Sheds can be delivered or built on-site, can be painted in tons of different colors and trim colors, and can be built as large as 14- x 36-feet.
Nestled along the banks of Goose Creek this 4-bed, 4-full bath residence offers a truly remarkable waterfront lifestyle to go along with North Fork living at its finest! Upon entering the home, the dramatic 2-story foyer greets you with soaring ceilings, a grand staircase, and an abundance of natural light. 4,000 interior square feet include a large chefs kitchen equipped with radiant heating, an adjacent dining area with captivating views of the creek creating a backdrop for every meal, and a living room/den combination featuring a cozy double sided fireplace to keep all your guests feeling comfortable and at home during gatherings. The centerpiece for the exterior is the expansive wrap around deck, a true outdoor oasis that encompasses the entire home. With multiple balconies offering panoramic views of the creek and surrounding nature, this is the perfect setting to savor morning coffee, entertain guests, or simply immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of the water. Completing the outdoor sanctuary is a gas heated in-ground pool inviting you to relax and unwind while enjoying the serene surroundings. Additional highlights include a finished basement, offering versatile space for recreation or entertainment, and a full sized attic with 8-foot ceilings, providing endless possibilities for expansion and customization to suit your unique needs and vision. Located in the Sought after town of Southold, this waterfront oasis offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience. With two deeded beaches, you’ll have direct access to the sandy shores of the North Fork. Enjoy the renowned wineries, farm stands, and acclaimed restaurants that grace the area all within easy reach of your doorstep. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this waterfront paradise Schedule your private showing today! $2,230,000
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North Fork | East Marion. You remember the feeling. You’re on holiday on the coast of some Caribbean isle or on the cliff of a European town overlooking the Mediterranean. Each morning when your head leaves the pillow you know you are on vacation with broad expanses of water dotted with boats and vistas of other shores. Much closer to home, only 100 miles from Manhattan, you can recreate that feeling each and every day when you develop this very private, nearly 12 acre waterfront, meadow-like parcel composed of two 5.7 acres lots spanning 350’ along the North Fork’s Long Island Sound. With all permitting work done on each lot, a savvy buyer would save hundreds of thousands of dollars and months of waiting to begin construction of a significant house, waterside pool, tennis court and even a guest house for those who would undoubtedly flock to help you enjoy your grand, new estate. The low, but stable bluff, provides easy access down a gentle pebbled path to the beach from where you’ll enjoy an abundance of aquatic activities while conversation and laughter will resound around the inevitable nighttime beach fires. The property affords ample opportunity to create your own vineyard, apple orchard or a field of wildflowers through which your driveway will meander right to your front door. Only a few miles from both the ferries of Greenport and Orient Point, this well positioned property provides easy access to everything that has made the North Fork the new sought after destination. At night, go into town for dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants overlooking Shelter Island or head to one of the many vineyards for a wine tasting. But on clear evenings, eat early as you might want to get back for some of the most beautiful sunsets anywhere, as the sun seems to disappear somewhere into the Sound leaving the horizon a purplish haze. Best of all, you won’t need a passport, a pat down or a plane ticket. Just get in your car and head East. When you get there, you’ll know...and remember.
Shelter Island. The charming seaside village of Dering Harbor is home to a new Shelter Island offering providing endless possibilities in an estate setting. A brilliant collaboration between Barnes Coy Architects and Edmund D Hollander Landscape Design has resulted in Oriole Farm, sprawling across more than 6 park-like acres. Once home to a private arboretum owned by famed horticulturist Alice Fiske, the expansive property is replete with specimen plantings. The intriguing stucco and stone residence incorporates over 7,500 square feet on three levels of finely articulated living space. The intimate entry ushers all over beautifully finished floors to include the living room under beamed ceilings with fireplace and intimate dining alcove. A fully equipped kitchen offers both center island seating and a breakfast table overlooking the grounds and opens to its own family room with fireplace. A paneled den with fireplace and private terrace awaits just outside the ground floor master suite offering a large sleeping chamber, luxurious bath with steam shower, dual walk-in closets, and a private terrace. Four additional bedroom suites, one with a sleep porch, an office and a laundry complete the second floor. The finished lower level offers a media room with a fireplace, gym/recreational area. wine cellar, laundry room, and a full bath with steam shower. Multiple covered patios adorn the outside of the house highlighted by a large, covered porch with fireplace, all overlooking the manicured lawns and lush plantings, ringed by more than a quarter mile of century-old beech hedges. The 55-ft Gunite pool & spa with pergola sits next to an enchanting Lord & Burnham greenhouse used as a pool cabana and dining atrium A conservation easement ensures absolute privacy while the property offers ample room for a future tennis court. A 3-car detached garage has a second floor which could be finished to provide additional living space. An ambitious new owner should inquire about the opportunity to own two adjacent mostly cleared, park-like lots lots totaling 13 acres. This sublime property sits across the street from Gardiner’s Bay Country Club and is near several beaches. With easy access to both the North and South Forks as well as proximity to the shops and various restaurants that dot the 29 square mile island oasis this singular new offering deserves your attention today. Exclusive. $5.95M WEB#892822
Grab a table at one of the hottest new North Fork restaurants this summer. This year has been one of openings: from Aquebogue to Greenport, restaurateurs are expanding their culinary vision, and diners are here for it. Whether you’re in the mood for subtle Asian flavors, Greek cuisine, or a nod to the seafood of the American south, the North Fork is the place to be.
Zach Erdem, best known for 75 Main in Southampton, has signed a 20-year lease on two restaurant properties in Greenport, and has also recently purchased a 10-room hotel on Main Street, called ZEY. And although Café 75, which serves three meals a day — an American-style breakfast, lunch, and dinner — is already commanding crowds, it’s ZErdem, his Greek-inflected dinner restaurant that is shaping up to be one of the Fork’s most talked about restaurants of the season. Staffed with a Turkish pastry chef and featuring compelling dishes like octopus kebabs, zucchini chips, homemade seafood pastas, and oven-roasted sour leeks, this is the place to be in Greenport, which
Erdem has recently referred to as “the future Hamptons.”
The Jamesport Manor, in Jamesport, has reopened as the Dimon Estate, with Chef Chris Kar at the helm. The estate’s gardens and orchards offer guests an oasis for dining, and dishes like a seasonal vegetable risotto — invoking the glory of the market — a local Long Island duck breast marinated in soy and served with an orange-miso-tamari sauce, and togarashi-spiced tuna with a grilled cabbage and kimchi slaw and a Sriracha mayo make for an invigorating dining experience.
Close by, in Aquebogue, restaurateur Matt LaMaina has expanded his purview (he’s responsible for the Lucharitos brand) with Good Juju’s BBQ and Seafood Shack, a petite spot that feels like an ode to the crab shacks that line the Mississippi River. The smoked crab dip, an appetizer, features jumbo lump crab meat in a creamy dip that comes with a toasted baguette. (Don’t skip it.) Equally noteworthy: the peel-and-eat shrimp and Maryland-style jumbo lump crab cake.
But the pièce de résistance? Dungeness and snow crab sold by the half pound and pound, served with corn-on-the-cob, red potatoes, cherry tomatoes, and a choice of lemonpepper, Cajun blend seasoning, jerk sauce, garlic butter, or Juju sauce. Get your crab with the signature barbecue: sliced brisket, pulled chicken, smoked ribs, and pulled pork, all of which come with a choice of Carolina vinegar, mustard, or Mema’s barbecue sauce.
In New Suffolk, Minnow at the Galley Ho has broken new ground. It’s the first sustainable seafood restaurant to arrive on the North Fork, and it takes the mission seriously, down to the tableware (silverware has been thrifted). All of the fish at Minnow is lineand trap-caught, and oysters come from “our neighbors at Peeko,” right in New Suffolk. Some of the sustainable dishes include wild fennel porgy ceviche with tangerine essence, red onion, cilantro, and lime; crispy tile fish almondine with a preserved lemon tartare sauce; and house-smoked bluefish pâté with grilled sourdough.
This newly completed modern-style home is defined by its clean lines, sophisticated design, exquisite millwork, and exceptional views. It masterfully unites all modern amenities with a cozy feel. Located on East Creek, it has its own private deep water dock, and is just a minute to a deeded sandy beach that overlooks Robins Island. The 4,700 SF interior consists of an open floor plan that is anchored by a living room, dining area, and gourmet kitchen. The floor to ceiling sliders open up to the outside patio. Four bedrooms, four full baths and two-half bath comprise the private living spaces. The lower level offers an entertainment/tv area, full bar, Sub-zero 102 bottle wine cooler, pool table, full gym and full bath. The lower level spa features a fully optioned Michael Phelps Signature swim spa, with a shower. The Lutron home automation system controls all. Home or away the app-based systems access security cameras, lighting, audio/video, pool/spa, integrated motorized roller shades for windows & doors, outdoor landscape lighting as well as irrigation, all controlled via your smartphone for effortless living. Additional amenities include geothermal heating and cooling, radiant floor heating throughout, 400 amp electrical with 2 sub panels, 100 amp subpanel in garage to accept Tesla level ll charging, 100 amp subpanel at dock shed for shore power and Wi-Fi access points to cover the entire property including dock. Kohler 30 KW generator with automatic transfer switch, natural gas, public water, and central vac. This home offering truly presents a rare opportunity to own a new one of a kind intentionally crafted masterpiece in a breathtaking setting. $5,995,000 | Web# 903347
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It’s a secret among pastry chefs that superlative ice cream is easier to make than non-professionals commonly believe. Deep-flavored ice cream that is quickly churned and served fresh from the machine when it is still the consistency of soft serve can be the stuff of dreams. Because such ice cream often has no stabilizers, your only hope of tasting it is to order it in a top-drawer restaurant or to make it at home. And for that you need a powerful machine with a built-in freezer unit. While it’s true that you could go for a model that uses an insulated bowl — the kind that require hours in the freezer before use — those machines simply can’t compete, texture-wise, with models that have their own condensers.
Even among machines with freezers, however, quality varies. If you want to experience ice cream heaven, if pretty good ice cream just won’t do, then make room in your pantry for the Lello 4080 by Musso Lussino, a fortypound, mostly stainless steel Leviathan icecream maker that is manufactured in Italy. With just two buttons (one for the steel dasher and the other for the chiller) and a wind-up timer, it’s the kind of old-school analogue unit that will appeal to equipment connoisseurs, kitchen-control freaks, and gelato masters.
Anyone who has tried the Lello will tell you that it yields glorious, stretchy, almost taffy-like ice cream (and gelatos, sorbets, and frozen yogurts). At forty pounds, it is heavy, but, oh, the results!
A somewhat lighter unit is the Breville BCI600XL Smart Scoop Ice Cream Maker, which weighs in at thirty pounds and has a slightly smaller footprint than the Lello. Ice cream quality-wise, however, the end product is closer to what you get using an insulated bowl model. Still, the Breville is worth considering if you would like to make multiple batches of ice cream without having to stop and re-freeze the bowl.
Of course, impeccable ingredients make all the difference, too, so you’ll want to stock the fridge with fresh organic eggs, milk, and cream as well as armloads of ripe local fruit and herbs such as lavender, lemon balm, scented geraniums, and mint. And on days when it is too hot to even think about going shopping, consider a Roman classic: affogato The word means “drowned” and it refers to the shot of espresso that is poured over a scoop of vanilla gelato (served in a heatproof glass, of course). It is simultaneously cold, sweet, hot, and bitter, and it will make you happy that you are right where you are, relaxed as a Roman, enjoying your ice cream away from the crowds, at home.
The flavor of fresh lavender should be just barely perceptible in this ice cream. If you omit the peaches and the lavender, the recipe makes delicious vanilla ice cream — just the thing for affogato
Ingredients:
1 lb. ripe white peaches
1 1/4 cup superfine sugar
1 1/2 cups organic heavy cream
1/2 cup organic whole milk
4 egg yolks
1 tbsp. fresh, unsprayed lavender buds, rinsed and a few whole buds to garnish
1 vanilla bean, split down the middle
Rinse the peaches and, working over a nonreactive saucepan to collect the juices, tear them into rough pieces, discarding the pits. Add 1/4 cup of sugar to the peaches and juices and toss the fruit really well in the sugar. Cover the saucepan and simmer over a low flame for ten minutes, just until the peaches start to soften. Chill the mixture in the refrigerator.
Bring the milk and cream to a simmer and turn off the heat. Add the lavender buds and let them steep in the cream for no longer than 15 minutes or they will overpower the dessert. At the end of that time, strain them out and scrape the innards of the vanilla bean into the cream. Toss in the spent bean too.
Make the custard. In a heat-proof Pyrex measuring cup, whisk the yolks with the rest of the sugar. Continue to whisk as you pour the hot milk-cream mixture over the yolks, then return the mixture to the saucepan, whisking constantly over low heat (taking care not to curdle the eggs) until it reaches 180 F. Transfer the custard to a bowl with a lid and chill it well in the fridge, stirring occasionally, then churn in an ice cream maker, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Roses delight us with their colors and scents. They’re versatile, too, ranging in size from miniatures just inches high to climbers that can be trained to scale a fence or wall, or cover an arbor. Roses come in many colors, from pastels to bright, as well as white and ivory. They are at their peak in early summer, but many will continue to bloom through much of the summer and into fall.
We also love roses for their fragrance, which is positively intoxicating in some varieties. Rose scents can be rich and sweet, musky or citrusy, and can vary in intensity at different times of day. The medium pink blossoms of the Gertrude Jekyll rose are among the most richly scented of all roses. Some other varieties prized for their fragrance include Mister Lincoln (dark red), Chrysler Imperial (dark red), Double Delight (red blend), Fragrant Cloud (orange red), Hansa (medium red), Tiffany (pink blend), Reine des Violettes (mauve), Rose de Recht (deep pink), Honorine de Brabant (pink blend) and ‘Rosa alba Semi-plena’ (white). Roses bred by David Austin are known for their fragrance. Many roses are at their peak
fragrance in the morning, so if you cut some to enjoy indoors in a vase, the best time to gather them is in the morning.
You can grow roses in a garden of their own or along with other flowers in a mixed perennial garden. An outstanding place to see (and smell) roses on the East End is the Village of Southampton, where the Southampton Rose Society has created and maintains 5 gardens in the village.
A special group of roses, known as English roses, developed by David Austin, a breeder in England, have become popular here and can be found in many East End gardens (and are available at local nurseries and garden centers). These roses have a bushy growing habit which makes them do well in both traditional rose gardens or combined with other flowers in a mixed garden. The plants may be bushy, upright or arching in form, and vary in height. They look great planted in groups of 3 of the same variety, which allows them to grow together into a dense shrub with more visual impact. You can find David Austin roses in many local
garden centers and nurseries.
Another low-maintenance line of roses is called Knock-Out. These plants are selfcleaning, meaning that you don’t have to deadhead (remove old flowers when they fade) or prune to get the plants to rebloom.
Give your roses a sunny spot. Water regularly if it doesn’t rain; roses do best when they receive an inch of water each week. Fertilize your roses 3 times per year –once when you plant them (or after pruning them in spring thereafter), again after their first flush of flowers, and a third time about 2 months before the average date of the first frost.
Mayfield, Grand Legacy Estate - Southold. Mayfield - one of the original great estates of the East End. Built in 1905, this property has witnessed the development of Southold from a seafaring community to a modern vacation and winery destination. Rare opportunity to own a legacy property on Southold Bay that features a 6-bedroom main house, a prominent lighthouse, a beach house, multi-car garage with office, and a two-car garage all on 2+ acres of level, bayfront land, located in the hamlet center and in secure, safe from flooding FEMA zone X. Approximately 150 feet of private, sandy beachfront, room for a waterside pool, expansive lawns, and room to establish all of your dreams. Home features a grand entry hall ‘library’ with fireplace, formal living room and dining room with fireplace, front and back stairways, large kitchen with fireplace, den/sunroom and jacuzzi room on the primary floor. Upstairs is found an owner’s suite with fireplace and full bath, 3 additional bedrooms, 2 additional full baths, and a third floor with 2 bedrooms, full bath and den with fireplace plus storage. Unfinished basement with bath, laundry, natural street gas utilities, and storage. Outbuildings include a bayside beach house and a beacon for all — a true lighthouse. Moments to village amenities, quality shopping and dining; countless sunrises and hours on the beach. Enjoy the Gatsby lifestyle on the North Fork and create your legacy. Exclusive. $5,999,000
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When it comes to entertaining, distinctive serveware makes the food shine. Tiered etageres, footed bowls, and cake stands add height and make everything look more important. Colors can be eye catching but white is always right.
“The European craft of glossy white high fired ceramic is so elegant and yet ever so practical, and chip resistant,” says Sybille van Kempen of Loaves & Fishes Cookshop in Bridgehampton. Chefs, celebrities, and civilians alike depend on this chic emporium for their high end entertaining not only for white but for elegant blue and white Royal Copenhagen, custom wood bowls made from fallen trees by Vermont’s Spencer Peterman, and artisan trays from Terrafirm.
Art for the Table
Terrafirma Ceramics cobalt blue trays designed and handmade by New York artist Ellen Evans. $50 to $180 loavesandfishes.us
Hand-painted Royal Copenhagen blue and white porcelain adds a touch of classic elegance. 3 Tier Etagere $400; Footed Compote $450; Footed Cake Plate $495; loavesandfishes.us
Pillivuyt oval porcelain serving platters work as well for breakfast as evening entertaining. $119.95 to $149.95 williams-sonoma.com
Pillivuyt white porcelain cake stand. $88 loavesandfishes.us
White ceramic pitcher wrapped in handwoven nito, a richly colored sustainable tropical vine. $129.95 williams-sonoma.com
A Saenz double walled hammered beverage tub keeps the party supplied. $76.99 wayfair.com
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Exclusive. $1.8M — Welcome to the Orient by the Sea beach community! Escape to this private, exclusive 3+ bedroom, 2.5 bath traditional New England Colonial home. Situated on over an acre of land, this home has the septic approved for up to 6 bedrooms. The floor plan boasts large rooms, a full basement, and a separate studio/garage. The backyard has room for a pool and pickleball! Enjoy the convenience of being just minutes from Orient Beach State Park, the Cross Sound Ferry, and Duryea’s restaurant. Plus, take advantage of all the North Fork has to offer — farm stands, renowned restaurants, award winning wineries, great boating, and shopping! Make this your home and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the North Fork.
