North Fork Real Estate Showcase - Memorial Day 2022

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Turn What You Love Into Where You Live

Mattituck | $2,695,000 | 4 BR, 3 BA | Beachfront vibes with 80 feet of frontage on Peconic Bay, designed to maximize waterfront views from every room | Web# 3382929 Thomas McCloskey: M 516.680.0118

Aquebogue | $1,999,500 | 2 BR, 2.5 BA | Boaters paradise on Meeting House Creek, 8 deep water dock slips and boat ramp. Enjoy the view from primary bedroom balcony or tiki bar | Web# 3395687 Kenneth Poliwoda: M 631.379.6046 | Barbara Poliwoda: M 631.335.1878

Greenport | $1,899,000 | 3 BR, 2 BA | Deep water dock with open water views of Gull Pond and the bay beyond | Web# 3296875 Paul Loeb: M 631.553.5255

Mattituck | $1,250,000 | 4 BR, 2.5 BA | Traditional split-level with updated kitchen and baths set on 1.85 acres. Bonus room, stand-up attic, two-car garage, and greenhouse, Room for pool and cabana | Web# 3390927 Suzette Reiss: M 516.815.5657

Greenport | $589,000 | 2 BR, 2 BA | Pheasant Run condo end-unit with bonus family room and attached garage. Enjoy community clubhouse and heated saltwater pool | Web# 3391991 Paul Loeb: M 631.553.5255

Cutchogue | $575,000 | Price Improvement. Savor the vineyard views of the east and west sides of this shy 2-acre building lot. Close to beaches, dining, and wineries | Web# 3373140 Thomas McCloskey: M 516.680.0118

Cutchogue Office 28200 Main Road | 631.354.8100

Mattituck Office 11700 Main Road | 631.298.8000

Greenport Office 124 Front Street | 631.477.2220

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Explore Kristy’s Exclusive Listings at MyNorthForkHome.com

Aquebogue | $2,500,000 | 4 BR, 4BA | One-of-a-kind North Fork dream home on Swan’s Point. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and panoramic water views of the bay and creek from this stunning postmodern home. Situated on its private peninsula at the end of a beachy street with 424 ft of waterfront with a private deepwater dock. Vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, open floor plan, and hardwood floors throughout. Large primary en suite with a jacuzzi tub, marble shower, and double vanity. 3 additional guestrooms with 4.5 bathrooms | Web# 3394922

Westhampton Beach | $4,500,000 | 4 BR, 5 BA | Spacious Beach House with open layout and a welcoming wall of windows showcasing the vistas of this 2.2-acre parcel. Screened in porch and heated gunite pool | Web# 3356194 | Co-List Agent: Lauren Spiegel: M 631.433.7831

Mattituck | $2,150,000 | 4 BR, 3.5 BA | New luxury construction. The approx.

3,650sf Charleston model is situated on 0.75 acre. Heated saltwater pool, 9-ft ceilings and white oak floors throughout. 350sf bonus room can be finished for additional space, basement can be finished to suit | Web# 3322028

Peconic | $1,185,000 | 3 BA, 2 BA, 2 HALF BA | Meticulously maintained sprawling ranch situated on shy 0.75 acre. Living room with wood-burning stove and large windows for optimum lighting. Spacious backyard patio area, room for pool | Web# 3394228

Jamesport | $799,000 | 3 BR, 1.5 BA | Unique opportunity. Charming home and 2,000 sf insulated Barn, both tucked behind mature plantings on a spacious 0.92 acre. Residential-Agricultural zoning | Web# 3387658

Kristy Naddell

Lic. Assoc. R.E. Broker

M 631.905.8584 | O 631.354.8100 kristy.naddell@elliman.com

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Just Listed Commercial and Residential

Greenport | $1,250,000 | Commercial Building: one story in the heart of the Village commercial zone. Suitable for retail/office/business. Building has a back terrace | Web# 3395775 Listing Assoc. Broker, Jill Dunbar

Southhold | $789,000 | 3 BR, 2.5 BA | Spacious home set on partially wooded shy acre lot, abutting preserved land. One level living at its best; living room with wood-burning fireplace and four-season sunroom. Plus two-car attached garage and full basement with exterior access | Web# 3396222 Listing Agent, Nora Conant. Co-Listing Assoc. Broker, Jill Dunbar

Jill Dunbar

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ORIENT SOUNDFRONT

335 Sound View Road, Orient, NY $2,199,000 | 2 BD | 2 BA Easy one floor living with two beds, two baths, a separate den/office, a living room and a main porch with wall to wall windows facing the sound opening onto a private stone patio and expansive yard.

Listed by Lisa Gillooly.

Lisa Gillooly Lic. Real Estate Broker Licensed as: Lisa B. Gillooly M: 201.805.5113

Liz Gillooly Lic. Real Estate Salesperson Licensed as: Elizabeth Gillooly M: 201.563.9396

Sarah Frigo Lic. Real Estate Salesperson Southold, NY 11971 M: 228.224.5124

Learn more at NorthForkOpenHouse.com The Lisa Gillooly Team is a team of real estate agents affi liated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by equal housing opportunity laws All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage. 54100 Main Road, Southold NY 11971

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contents Memorial Day 2022 Cover Property

Presented by Sheri Winter Parker of Corcoran.

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East End Eats

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ON THE COVER Beachfront Beauty - Mattituck

Let The Season Begin!

These North Fork restaurants will be open soon.

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Spotlight

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Mid-Century furniture design is back with a luxury bent.

Hit The Beach Running — Some essentials that will make a day at the beach more fun, comfortable, and safer.

Design

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Get Set For Summer!

Kick off the North Fork high season with a hit list of what you’ll need to celebrate summer in style.

Garden Blues — Cool colors are calming and restful.

DIY Garden

Designing your own Summer succulent wreath.

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Welcome Summer 2022!

Memorial Day happenings on the North Fork.

Shopping

Landscape

Summer with Einstein.

Lifestyle

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Design

Light It Up — Mid-Century designs are trending in the luxury lighting market.

At Home

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EXPERIENCE MATTERS IN TODAYS REAL ESTATE MARKET

Southold 631.765.3800 Greenport 631.477.2730

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UNPARALLELED BAYFRONT

INFINITE VACATION

Southold — Web# 878299 Exclusive. $7.75M – 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 9,600 SF 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.

Orient — Web# 576150 Exclusive. $7.5M – Located in coveted Orient point, this 33 acre parcel has 425’ of private Sound front beach, breathtaking sunsets and incredible sunrises. Full development rights, so you can create your family compound or a lifestyle subdivision! Let your imagination roam free! Close to Greenport and all the North Fork has to offer, bountiful farm stands, renowned restaurants, beaches, marinas, boating, award winning wineries and great shopping.

BAYFRONT BEAUTY

TUSCANY ON THE NORTH FORK - VINEYARD

Mattituck — Web# 888347 — FEATURED ON FRONT COVER Exclusive. $7M – This Bayfront estate is absolutely spectacular, with 132 feet of sugar sand beach and incredible views! Vaulted ceilings and wood floors throughout. Eat-in-kitchen with Viking appliances and full wine fridge, living room with a gas fireplace and a den. 3 BR, 3.5BA including a primary suite with a bayside balcony, walk-in closet, gym, fireplace and a spa like bathroom with radiant heat floors and double water closets. 20x40 heated waterside pool, Pool house with living space and half bath, driving range & putting green, outdoor shower, beach and Bay access from your backyard, and a whole house generator. All this and steps from Strong’s Marina! This is a must see!

Cutchogue — Web# 875943 Exclusive. $5.5M – 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.

STRIKING SOUND FRONT ESTATE

STUNNING SOUND FRONT

Mattituck — Web# 889378 — FEATURED ON BACK COVER Exclusive. $4.5M – This chic estate sits on 3.3 acres and has 150 feet of waterfront beach. Featuring high ceilings and elegant stone touches throughout. 4 bedrooms including a primary suite on the first floor with a walk-in closet, sitting room, office and bath with double showers and water closets, 6.5 bathrooms, eat-in-kitchen with Viking appliances and pizza ovens, butler’s pantry, laundry room, 4 fireplaces. Gorgeous balcony overlooking the Long Island Sound and a fully finished basement with a wine room, bar, gym, entertainment space, and 3 car garage. The backyard waterside features a patio with a fireplace — a stellar sitting area to watch sunsets or walk the granite staircase to your beach. You couldn’t ask for anything more! Surrounded by North Fork renowned farm stands, restaurants, beaches, marinas, boating, award winning wineries and great shopping.

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Southold — Web# 884905 Exclusive. $3.5M – This is the one you have been waiting for, stunning new construction Sound front! 110’ of Long Island Sound front and private stairs to your beach. 10ft ceilings throughout the first floor, open floorplan with panoramic views. The living room has an oversized fireplace, built in cabinets and coffered ceilings, glass doors that open directly to the patio. Viking full stainless steel appliance package, double dishwashers, gas stove with custom stainless hood, wine cooler and an oversized custom island with a built in microwave. 2 primary bedrooms one located on 1st floor with radiant heated floors in the bathroom, marble shower, free standing soaking tub, double custom vanity and a custom walk-in closet with illuminated hanging rods. Finished mud room & laundry room, powder room with gorgeous marble floors. Second floor features 3 bedrooms including another primary suite, full bath, a great room w/ a color changing LED fireplace. Full basement with BR&BA. This is a must see!

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GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Jamesport — Web# 875946 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!

TURNKEY RESTAURANT

Southold — Web# 889476 Exclusive. $1.9M – 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.

Located on busy Rt. 25 in Southold, best location for high visibility. Surrounded by great marinas and Southold Bay!

PRIME LOCATION

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!

BEACH COTTAGE

Laurel — Web# 888601 Exclusive. $675k – This fun beach cottage is tucked away and oozes charm! Featuring a sun drenched enclosed front porch, cozy living room with fireplace, eat-in-kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a full basement. The backyard features an ample deck ideal for al fresco dining, lounging, gazing up at the sky and stars, overlooking a back yard large enough for a pool, and nice privacy, with mature trees and flowering bushes. herb garden and perennials that bloom throughout the spring and summer. A butterfly cove and a sun shower! All this and Steps from your deeded right of way to the Bay! Close to Love Lane and everything North Fork including award winning vineyards, marinas, renowned restaurants, farm stands, beaches and great shopping. This won’t last!

TURNKEY HEALTH & FITNESS BUSINESS

Jamesport — Web# 884979 Exclusive. $150k – Great Opportunity to get into a turnkey Health & Fitness business! 2700 SF, 1400 clients, HEPA filtration, rubber flooring throughout, stocked with the latest in equipment, custom reception area, bamboo seating, renovated bathroom, sonos sound system, security and camera system and 7 parking spaces. Please call for more details!

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Presented by the Elkin Team

High-end custom home of uncompromised quality in the Laurel Links community. The south facing lot is perfectly situated for sweeping views of the golf course and spacious backyard with the heated gunite pool and built in spa. Soaring ceilings, white oak floors, two fireplaces, incredible built-ins throughout. All bedrooms feature ensuite baths.

860 Laurel Court, Laurel, NY

Impeccable quality in coveted Greenport beach community. Just a few hundred yards from deeded beach access and one and a half miles to the center of Greenport village, this four bedroom, three bath home sits on a spacious corner lot. High end builders home with top quality materials used in all phases of construction.

65 Rock Cove Court, Greenport, NY

6 BR | 5.5 BA | 6,000 SF | $2,900,000

4 BR | 3 BA | 1 HB | $1,790,000

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Sprawling and stylish in the heart of West Dublin, this stately and renovated six bedroom, three and a half bath home has all the amenities for prime indoor/outdoor village life. Heated, saltwater gunite pool, enormous blue stone patio with built in bbq, double sided fireplace and chefs kitchen.

A contemporary vibe with historical details throughout. Just 300 feet from the beach.

133 6th Street, Greenport, NY

The meticulous renovation of 1270 Skunk perfectly celebrates the homes farmhouse roots with a modern overhaul for stylish, contemporary living. The house sits on a beautiful and private shy half acre with extensive landscaping and ample room for a pool and more. Just a minute from one of the North Fork’s most beloved beaches.

1270 Skunk Lane, Cutchogue, NY

6 BR | 3.5 BA | $2,850,000

4 BR | 3 BA | $1,400,000

Bridget Elkin

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description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage.

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EAST END EATS

LET THE SEASON BEGIN! THESE NORTH FORK RESTAURANTS WILL BE OPEN SOON

BY HANNAH SELINGER

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Kicking off their third season on the North Fork on May 19th is Duryea’s Orient, Orient, offering diners a seafood-centric waterfront experience that is accessible either by land or by sea. In June, the restaurant will launch their Beach Club, which will feature waterfront tables on the beach. A 1966 Holiday Rambler trailer, stocked to the brim with a raw bar and snack menu — and offering wine, beer, and soft drinks — will cap off the experience. On weekends, a DJ will spin tunes for the ultimate outdoor beach vibe.

The century-old Claudio’s Restaurant on Main opens on May 21st for the summer season. With its old world charm and seafood-

Photo: Doug Young

ith summer nearly here, the North Fork’s restaurants are gearing up for the season. That means that seasonal spots are planning their return for the year. Some of our favorite restaurants are about to re-open their doors for the 2022 season. And we’re just as excited as ever to visit these East End spots for some warm weather eats.

Duryea’s Orient

centric menu, Claudio’s remains a Greenport favorite, year after year. The North Fork oysters Claudio, featuring spinach, pancetta, and Parmesan, is always a must, but house specialties also include the whole Canadian steamed lobster (served with a baked potato and local steamed corn) and the Greenport Harbor porter-battered fish and chips with fries, coleslaw, and tartar sauce.

KonTiki brings the tiki vibe to the North Fork, with retro-themed drinks and snacks.

Located within Greenport’s Gallery Hotel, the seasonal spot is gearing for a reopen. Diners can expect a fun menu full of Pacific-inspired items, like the short rib bao buns — braised short ribs with kimchi and scallions — and the coconut curry with kaffir lime, white rice, and Asian vegetables. Drinks are similarly themed: the coconut island is a frozen piña colada with fresh lime, while the signature shark attack marries a frozen margarita with passion fruit and spicy red pepper.

KonTiki

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Greenport’s Sound View Hotel may be open all year long — as is its signature dining venue,

the Halyard — but Jack’s Shack, Shack, the casual beach dining venue at the hotel’s pool, is warm weather-only. But, come Memorial Day, you can enjoy everything from whipped ricotta on homemade focaccia to New England-style clam chowder with bacon by the hotel’s picture perfect pool, which just happens to abut the Sound. Incredibly fresh seafood is also on the rotating menu. Shrimp cocktail, ceviche, and more are available, depending on the day.

Crabby Jerry’s, Jerry’s, on the water in Greenport, opens for the season on May 12th. The casual service restaurant offers everything from raw bar items (clams, oysters, and shrimp cocktail are all on the menu) to fish-centric sandwiches (the lobster roll, naturally, is a fan favorite, and it can be enjoyed either Claudio’s, Connecticut, or Cajun-style, served on a potato bun) to fry shack dishes, like popcorn shrimp, clam strips, and local fish and chips. The famous lobster bash — two pound-and-a-half lobsters, served with steamed clams, mussels, shrimp, corn, and coleslaw — is definitely worth the price of admission.

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835 Waterview Drive, Southold, NY MLS# 3395512. $2,650,000.

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SPOTLIGHT

SUMMER WITH EINSTEIN

BY ALICE PHILLIPS explain the relationship between gravity and electromagnetism. To date, this theory has never been proven.

As for the rest of his days on the North Fork, Einstein loved to sail and to play the violin. He kept his 15-foot sailboat in Horseshoe Cove.

The boat was called “Tineff” – which means worthless in Yiddish. Reportedly, Einstein was no sailor — local lore is rife with stories of Southold residents having to rescue Einstein after tipping over in his boat. Another fun fact: Einstein couldn’t swim.

Albert Einstein with David Rothman, Southold 1939

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alking down the south side of Main Road in Southold brings you past Einstein Square, a pleasant seating area next to Southold General. There’s a statue and plaque commemorating Einstein as well as a large, painted mural of Einstein with local Southold business owner David Rothman on the neighboring building, the former site of Rothman’s Department Store.

Einstein? In Southold?

Well, yes. During the summers of 1938 and 1939, Einstein traveled to the North Fork to do what so many of us like to do in summertime: leave the hustle and bustle behind and enjoy the peace and quiet of the idyllic beaches and waters of the Peconic Bay. He rented a small beach house on Old Cove Road in Nassau Point (now known as West Cove Road) for himself, his sister Maja, his step-daughter Margot, his son Hans, and his secretary Helen Dukas. At least part of each day, Einstein worked out his theories and thoughts on a blackboard in the cottage’s tiny living room.

At the time, Einstein was searching for the “unified field theory” — a single formula to

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In 1939, Einstein befriended David Rothman, the owner of Rothman’s Department Store on Main Street in Southold. As the story goes, Einstein went into Rothman’s looking for “sundials” — it took a minute for Rothman to understand that his new customer, in thicklyaccented English, was asking for sandals.

Einstein purchased the sandals — in a ladies’ size 11 for $1.35 — which became an integral part of his North Fork summer uniform of shorts held up with a piece of rope and a white sport shirt. While at the store that day, Einstein and Rothman spoke of their mutual love of classical music. Rothman shared that he and his friends meet weekly to play Mozart and Beethoven in string quartet; Einstein, a trained violinist, joined the group.

Rothman arranged many musical evenings at his Southold home where Einstein and a few friends would play.

During that summer, World War II was not yet on the American doorstep and life still seemed carefree. However, a group of physicists led by exiled Hungarians Leo Szilard, Eugene Wigner and Edward Teller, were gravely concerned about German advances in splitting the atom.

Alarmed that the Germans may develop an atomic weapon in advance of the Americans, the Hungarian scientists convinced Einstein to write a letter outlining these concerns to President Franklin Roosevelt. Einstein wrote

this famed letter to FDR on August 2, 1939, warning of new developments in nuclear physics which could lead to the development of powerful weapons and hinted that the Germans might be working on an atomic bomb. This letter, which Einstein would later regret writing, is widely credited as the underlying cause of the Manhattan Project, which was the U.S. government effort to build the first atomic weapon to be used in armed conflict. A copy of this letter can be viewed at the Southold Historical Society, as well as a letter Einstein sent to David Rothman claiming that 1939 was his “happiest summer ever,” and calling the local bay “the most beautiful sailing ground I ever experienced.”

Einstein never again returned to summer on the North Fork — so Rothman sent him a new pair of “sundials” every year.

Einstein Square in Southold

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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 permits pending, a savvy buyer would save hundreds of thousands of dollars and months of waiting to begin construction of a significant

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Like You’re on Vacation Everyday 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.

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WELCOME SUMMER 2022!

MEMORIAL DAY HAPPENINGS ON THE NORTH FORK

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BY ALICE PHILLIPS

Greenport Brewery

Memorial Day Parades & Services Memorial Day is really a solemn celebration of those who died for our freedom — a fact often forgotten and overlooked in the welcome to summer hype. Take a moment to honor the fallen by viewing any of the

Live Music Crabby Jerry’s has live music Friday, Saturday and Sunday of Memorial Weekend from 5-9pm. Claudio’s Restaurant kicks off the summer vibe with live music on the veranda. Enjoy cocktails and food while listening to summer sounds, Monday, May 30 from 5-9 pm. On Friday, May 27 at 6pm, join musicians of all abilities in a live acoustic jam session at the Cutchogue New Suffolk Free library. All styles of music are welcome. This free event continues through the summer on the last Friday of every month. Don’t forget to check out the musical acts headlining at the Suffolk Theater in Riverhead, including the BoDeans on Saturday, May 28 and local East End favorite That 70’s Band on Sunday, May 29. For tickets and more information: www.suffolktheater.com.

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he count to Memorial Day weekend is winding down — only one short week left until Summer 2022 kicks off and it’s finally summer on the North Fork! And there’s so much more to do than just head to the beautiful Long Island Sound or Peconic Bay beaches. Here are some suggestions for Memorial Day fun:

parades in and around the towns of the North Fork, including those scheduled for Monday, May 30 in Greenport, Southold and Riverhead.

First Annual New Suffolk Community Picnic On Sunday, May 29 from 5 to 7pm, join your New Suffolk friends and neighbors at the first annual Community Picnic. Jointly sponsored by the New Suffolk Waterfront Fund and the New Suffolk Civic Association, enjoy a summer kickoff celebration with music, fun, and games. Bring your own food and beverages; festively decorated picnic tables will be provided. View the Pétanque demonstration, a form of lawn bowling played almost daily in New Suffolk.

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East End Bike Tours Just like in Provence or the Loire Valley, bike tours are now available on the North Fork with Mattituck’s East End Bike Tours.

Guided, luxury tours can be scheduled daily; the leisurely 13.5 mile loop takes riders through the beautiful scenery of Long Island, including vistas of the Peconic Bay, farmlands and vineyards, vintage homes and local wildlife. Bicycles are provided and different tour options are available (wineries, breweries, farmstands, etc.). And just because you’re on a bike doesn’t mean you can’t buy lots of stuff at the various stops along your ride: a courtesy vehicle follows and will transport your packages!

Annual North Fork Dog Diving Day Come view all breeds of dogs at a fun event for the whole family on June 4 and June 5 from 9am to 5pm hosted by Greenport Harbor Brewing Co., Main Road, Peconic. Both amateur and professional dogs will compete in “The Long Jump,” “The High Jump” and “Speed Retrieve” by running from a dock into water. Enjoy the festival atmosphere, which includes live music, vendors and of course, craft beer and food. Tickets are $15 per person; kids under 12 are free; on site/ off site parking available for $10 per car. For tickets and additional information on all

the weekend events, check out their website: www.greenportharborbrewing.com.

Mighty Fork Triathlon Test your mettle on Sunday, May 29 by competing in the Mighty Fork Triathlon, which starts at Cedar Beach in Southold. Ideal for even first-time triathlon competitors — there’s a 500-meter swim in the calm Peconic Bay at Cedar Beach, a seven-mile bike and a 3.5-mile run through Long Island’s wine country. For more details and to sign up, go to www.trisignup.com/Race/NY/Southold/ MightyNorthFork.

Food and Wine Two favorite food groups get paired up at Sannino Vineyard (15975 County Road 48, Cutchogue)! Quaff your favorite Sannino vintage with delicious cupcake goodies by Sweet Treats by Jaime. Enjoy a pairing of 3 specially crafted cupcakes and 3 Sannino Estate Wines. Saturday, May 21 from 11 6pm; reservations required. Advance tickets are available for $40 per person. For more information: www.sanninovineyard.com. Suhru Wines and Southold Bay Oysters team up on Sunday, May 29 from 11-5pm for a special day of wine and Southold Shindig Oysters on the half shell. 28735 Main Road, Cutchogue.

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MID-CENTURY IS BACK WITH A LUXURY BENT FURNITURE DESIGNER JOYBIRD BRINGS COLOR, CUSTOMIZATION, AND MODERNITY TO THE FIELD BY HANNAH SELINGER furniture that felt unique, with varying levels of customization.”

The founding team, Walker says, “loved the vibrant colors that were so prominent during the mid-1900s,” and looked to lean into those colors “during a time where many online retailers were promoting more neutral options.” The brand’s success has dovetailed with other trends in furniture and home décor: a move away from white, gray, and black; a reliance upon statement pieces and customization; and a full-throated investment in color and texture.

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ne trend in furnishing that has shown no sign of slowing down? The reinvention of mid-century modern design. And one brand, in particular, that has a finger on the pulse of this particularly hot trend is Joybird, a company that was established in 2014 by Alex Del Toro, Andres Hinostroza, Joshua Stellin, and Christopher Stormer.

Customizable, comfortable, and — this is key — colorful furniture is ordered directly from Joybird via the company’s website.

Color swatches (fabrics come in a veritable rainbow of colors and materials) can also be ordered in advance. Come for the consoles, stay for the sofas, which are available in well over 25 different styles, and countless configurations. “At the time, there were very few direct-to-consumer furniture brands,” says Gifty Walker, Director of Merchandising and Sourcing at Joybird. “The idea was to offer

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The brand’s most popular design to date, Walker says, is the Soto apartment chair, which was inspired by the iconic 1960s-era Z chair. “Since Joybird started,” Walker says, “the Soto chair has been our number oneselling chair, and we see it both in homes that are exclusively mid-century modern and homes that have more of an updated, modern aesthetic.” The chair, Walker says, has a crossappeal that, notably, checks numerous boxes.

“It’s just that chair that works no matter where it is.”

deliveries, limitless backorders — Joybird does seem to have their system down to a science.

Despite the fact that pieces are often made-toorder, production is running smoothly, with couches shipping roughly two to three months after they have been ordered, a far cry from the five-, six-, and 12-month delays that some larger brands have experienced since the start of the pandemic.

“Our agile manufacturing team really has been able to step up to the plate and deliver for our customers,” Walker says. “One big advantage is that we do our manufacturing in North America. With consistent rises in demand, we increased capacity at our factory, along with being able to retain our staff and train new team members.”

With options galore and lightning-fast turnaround time, Joybird is modern luxury with a hint of the past. As Walker says, the brand is “bold, unique, and always willing to take chances.” The good news? Whatever your style, there’s a color and a fabric for that.

Although Joybird’s broad portfolio — which also includes lamps, rugs, bedframes, and dining sets — does follow the broad strokes of mid-century design, Walker says that the brand’s appeal is timeless. “The silhouettes offer clean lines with details that work well with other styles and can serve as an accent or conversation piece in a room setting,” Walker says. “Customers like the thought of owning something that will garner attention but also work throughout the years, as trends continue to evolve.”

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GARDEN BLUES COOL COLORS ARE CALMING AND RESTFUL

BY ANNE HALPIN

Hydrangeas – In summer blue hydrangeas are everywhere, echoing the color of the summer sky.

Classic varieties need to be pruned, if needed, shortly after the plants finish blooming. Newer varieties will produce flowers no matter when you prune them.

Scilla Siberica, Siberian Squills – These are small bulbs planted in fall. Among the earliest flowers to bloom in spring – along with crocuses – these little charmers burst forth with true blue flowers while most of the garden is still asleep. Plant lots of them. Deer don’t bother them.

Bachelor’s Button – These old fashioned annual flowers are planted from seed in spring and bloom for a long time in summer, producing lots of ethereal blue flowers.

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lue is the most unusual color in the plant world, and one to be treasured. Blue flowers and foliage bring special qualities to the garden. Cool colors like blue, green, purple and violet are calming and restful. Blue appears to recede in space, and creates a feeling of serenity and peace. This color of the sea and the sky calms us and makes us feel cool. Planting blue and purple flowers in the back of a garden can make the garden appear larger and deeper than it actually is. A garden of blues and purples seems somehow cool, even in hot sun. Deep blues and purples bring a hint of mystery, too, like the sky at twilight or the depths of a still pool.

Blue flowers, and blue and blue-gray foliage, can create the feeling of an island of tranquility, especially around a small pool or fountain, or in a seating area. Cool pink flowers are lovely with blues and purples in the garden, especially when accompanied by silvery foliage; when the colors are pastels the effect can be soft and misty. And flowers aren’t the only source of blues for the garden – it can come from foliage, too. There are hostas with blue-green and bluish silver leaves that can add form and volume to gardens where deer are excluded. Whether you are growing your 24

flowers in the garden or in pots and tubs on a deck or patio, you can combine colors in the way that suits your disposition, and/or that harmonizes or accents the color of your house.

To create a garden built around blue, it’s helpful to plan your color scheme in advance of heading to the local nursery or garden center, or visiting an online catalog. There are many ways to include blue in your garden. If you’d like a harmonious feeling, combine blue flowers and/or foliage with shades of pink, from soft pastels to richer rosy tones. Add some purple. Mixing in some silver foliage will pull the colors together for a pleasant, quiet harmony. Blue and peach or salmon is another lovely combination; add a shot of yellow for a sunnier effect.

For a color contrast, you can mix blue and yellow flowers, or blue and orange. For a more classic look, blue and white can create a formal, quiet feeling. To soften it, mix in some creamy ivory tones. Or go patriotic with red, white and blue flowers.

Here are some terrific blue plants to consider adding to your landscape design this year.

Ceratostigma – Also known as plumbago or leadwort, these low-growing perennials are quiet front-of-the border plants most of the season, then burst forth with flowers of brilliant electric blue in late summer and fall.

Johnson’s Blue Hardy Geranium – Not to be confused with the geraniums that are everywhere in summer pots, this is perennial relative sends out blue blossoms in spring and summer. A lovely addition to partly shady gardens.

Heavenly Blue Morning Glory – One of my favorite plants in the world, this carefree vine needs a place to climb. Its summer flowers truly justify its name. They keep on coming until the weather gets too cool in fall.

Salvia – Salvias come in a range of colors, but my favorite is the annual mealycup sage, Salvia farinacea. Like other salvias, its tiny flowers are gathered into vertical spikes. Many salvias are purple or violet, but this one is real blue. If you can find it, grow it!

Hostas - If you can keep the deer out of your garden, you can enjoy hostas. Their foliage adds form and texture to the shade garden, and they bloom, too. Seek out the bluer varieties to add a cool note to your garden.

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Succulent Summer Wreaths

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s we get ready for summer we also welcome a decor reset that accents all of the beautiful flowers and plants that have become available. This succulent wreath is an easy and inexpensive way to brighten up your space. You can source the materials from your local craft shop and the succulents from any local nursery. Here are some simple steps to create this beautiful wreath:

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STEP 1: Gather Your Materials Wooden Wreath | Moss (including sphagnum moss) Succulents | Hot Glue Gun & Glue Sticks Floral Wire or Greening Pins | Trimming Scissors

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STEP 2: Begin by hot gluing the moss to the base of the wreath. This will create a foundation that the succulents can rest on top of.

STEP 3: Cut your succulents where the stem meets the soil so you’re left with just the head of the succulent. Next, cut a piece of floral wire that is long enough that it can wrap around the wreath. Use the floral wire and wrap it around, winding it between the petals around the base of the succulent.

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STEP 4: Lay out your succulents on the wreath before adhering them. Attach your succulent by wrapping the wire around the wreath and twisting the ends together at the back of the wreath .

STEP 5: Repeat. I decided to only cover the base of the wreath with moss and succulents but you can continue around the entire wreath if you like.

STEP 6: Mist the succulents once a week.

Hope you have great success making your very own succulent wreath. For a step by step guide you can head over to my Instagram page @hookandgarden for a “how to” video. Enjoy!

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CUTCHOGUE: New Luxury Craftsman Style Modern Farmhouse. 4 BRs, 3.5 baths. Great room/fireplace. Master suite/sliding doors to private balcony. Private ensuite guest room. White Oak HW floors. Front porch. Full basement. 2-car garage.

Experience all the North Fork offers — vineyards, restaurants & beaches. Old World Craftsmanship & top-of-the-line materials throughout, this Modern Farmhouse is all you dreamed of and more. MLS# 3371287 $1,675,000

RIVERHEAD: Waterfront with Dock. Legal 2-family Farmhouse. 1st floor living room, eat-in kitchen, bedroom, bath and laundry. 2nd floor living room, eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms, laundry and bath. Front porch, detached 2-car garage and partial basement. MLS#3379971

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LIGHT IT UP

MID-CENTURY DESIGNS ARE TRENDING IN THE LUXURY LIGHTING MARKET

BY HANNAH SELINGER too. To that end, black is also back, with matte fixtures ushering in a sleeker, more streamlined look. Mixing different types of metals in a single light fixture (think chandeliers boasting different types and colors) is also en vogue, and it’s a good way to blend rooms that may feature transitional design features.

Go Vertical Chandeliers are expanding into the vertical field, with a series of popular shapes that are capturing often ignored vertical space.

Some of the most common examples of these trending fixtures are the omnipresent “sputnik” style fixtures that emerging lighting designers like Ellen DeGeneres (yes, that Ellen DeGeneres; the comedian and television star recently launched a top-notch lighting brand called ED Ellen DeGeneres) have latched onto.

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f you’re looking to update your lighting this year, you may want to have your finger on the pulse of the latest trends in design and décor. Here’s what’s out: large, flashy light fixtures made from cut crystal descending in tiers. Here’s what’s decidedly in: mid-century-inspired pieces constructed in brushed and polished brass. New designers have emerged, cornering a luxury market. And a series of minimalist shapes have captured designers and homeowners’ attention as they seek to reimagine familiar spaces. Here’s the rundown of what’s currently hot in lighting.

Midcentury Metals Although cut crystal once spoke to luxury when it came to light fixtures, today’s hotter trends are metals in all shapes and colors. Brass — both polished and brushed — has ruled the roost for several years now, but antiqued brass is making a comeback,

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Hardwire It Nothing says luxury quite like a hardwired sconce, and sconces are definitely back.

Sconces add romantic bedside lighting, sophisticated bathroom lighting, and a wholesale finished look to pretty much every room in the house. These clutter-reducing light fixtures quickly boost beauty, and they’re very much on trend right now. Milk

glass, wicker, round, and sculptural sconces are particularly zeitgeisty in home design.

Flush Mounts Take risks with statement-making flush mounts that make the ceiling a centerpiece of your home. Basket-woven flush mount light fixtures allow for light to pour through, providing a visual point of interest where you least expect it. Organic materials — wood, shells, found materials, recycled glass — are making their way into all types of light fixtures, including flush mounts, for a focus on a look that’s more rooted in nature.

So where can you find these of-the-moment styles when it comes to light fixtures? Here on the North Fork there are myriad options.

Consider a few: In Riverhead and Southold, Revco Lighting offers a beachy take on luxury design, leaning into organic material and brass-toned light fixtures (a natural complement to the North Fork’s wateradjacent homes). Both locations provide bespoke lighting for a cosmopolitan crowd.

Antique shops can also be a great starting point if you’re interested in revisiting past trends that are enjoying a revival. Brass fixtures with patina can easily be restored to like-new condition.

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SHOPPING

HIT THE BEACH RUNNING HERE ARE SOME ESSENTIALS THAT WILL MAKE A DAY AT THE BEACH MORE FUN, COMFORTABLE, AND SAFER. BY BEVERLY STEPHEN

CHIC AND DRY Classic cabana stripe Turkish cotton towels will keep you dry all summer long. Available in eight bold colors. frontgate.com $54

SCHLEP STYLISHLY Going to the beach requires a lot of stuff — sunscreen, water bottle, sunglasses, maybe a book, a little cash. A zippered, water-proof tote will keep it all safe and dry. Five percent of the profits are donated to Hawaiian conservation causes. alohacollections.com $64

KEEPING COOL A picnic on the beach calls out for a chilled white. This Roadie® 24 Hard Cooler is as efficient at temperature retention as its larger cousins and is lighter weight and easier to carry. It’s tall enough to fit wine bottles but slim enough to squeeze behind the driver’s seat of a car. Choose from five colors. yeti.com $250

SITTING PRETTY Original folding beach chair by Telescope Casual. Light-weight aluminum frame is easy to carry.

Marine grade polymer arms and cup holder. wayfair.com $147.74

FROM INDIA WITH LOVE Cover up in style with a sarong from Jaipur, India. Anokhi’s chic cottons help keep traditional hand block printing alive. Teal Stencil sarong 45x85 inches. anokhiusa.com $75

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5. Beatrix Watering Can $98. bloomist.com 6. East Hamptons Gardens Signature Candle $48. 16 Gingerbread Lane, East Hampton 7. Manolo Blahnik Maysale 50 mules $775. netaporter.com 8. Eva Longoria Casa Del Sol Tequila Starting at $60. Sag Harbor Liquors, 52 Main Street, Sag Harbor

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SUCCESSFULLY BRINGING

SOLD - CUTCHOGUE | Originally listed $2,850,000

SOLD - EAST MARION | Originally listed $1,149,000

SOLD - CUTCHOGUE | Originally listed $17,500,000

IN CONTRACT - ORIENT | Originally listed $1,796,000

SOLD - SOUTHOLD | Originally listed $2,385,000 SOLD - JAMESPORT | Originally listed $1,295,000

SOLD - GREENPORT | Originally listed $1,850,000 EAST HAMPTON 631.324.8080

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BRIDGEHAMPTON 631.537.3200

SOLD - ORIENT | Originally listed $2,500,000

SOUTHAMPTON 631.283.5800

WESTHAMPTON BEACH 631.288.3030

MONTAUK 631.668.0500

IN CONTRACT - GREENPORT | Originally listed $1,079,000 MATTITUCK 631.298.0600

GREENPORT 631.477.5990

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BUYERS & SELLERS TOGETHER

SOLD - SOUTHOLD | Originally listed $1,495,000

SOLD - JAMESPORT | Originally listed $1,475,000

SOLD - GREENPORT | Originally listed $21,000,000

SOLD - EAST MARION | Originally listed $1,169,000

SOLD - ORIENT | Originally listed $2,196,000

SOLD - SHELTER ISLAND | Originally listed $3,975,000

IN CONTRACT - SOUTHOLD | Originally listed $3,365,000

The North Fork is a unique peninsula of land, known in great depth by the experts at T&C. Call us today to find the perfect vacation home, summer rental, commercial opportunity, or land to build your East End dream home.

EAST HAMPTON 631.324.8080

BRIDGEHAMPTON 631.537.3200

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SOUTHAMPTON 631.283.5800

WESTHAMPTON BEACH 631.288.3030

MONTAUK 631.668.0500

MATTITUCK 631.298.0600

GREENPORT 631.477.5990

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STRIKING SOUND FRONT ESTATE Mattituck – WEB# 889378 – FEATURED ON PAGE 10

Exclusive. $4.5M — This chic estate sits on 3.3 acres and has 150 feet of waterfront beach. Featuring high ceilings and elegant stone touches throughout. 4 bedrooms including a primary suite on the first floor with a walk-in closet, sitting room, office and bath with double showers and water closets, 6.5 bathrooms, eat-in-kitchen with Viking appliances and pizza ovens, butler’s pantry, laundry room, 4 fireplaces. Gorgeous balcony overlooking the Long Island Sound and a fully finished basement with a wine room, bar, gym, entertainment space, and 3 car garage. The backyard waterside features a patio with a fireplace — a stellar sitting area to watch sunsets or walk the granite staircase to your beach. You couldn’t ask for anything more! Surrounded by North Fork renowned farm stands, restaurants, beaches, marinas, boating, award winning wineries and great shopping.

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UNMATCHED The #1 North Fork Agent by Volume and GCI - 2005-2021 Just Under 80 Million in Volume - 2021 #1 North Fork residential waterfront sale - 5 Years Running Top 1% Realogy Brokerage Group Nationwide Record breaking sales volume in North Fork history Well over half a billion in total sales volume

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Real estate agents affiliated with Corcoran are independent contractors and are not employees of Corcoran. Equal Housing Opportunity. Corcoran is a licensed real estate broker located at 25500 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935.

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