March 11, 2020 — Hamptons Real Estate Showcase – The Premier Luxury Home and Lifestyle Magazine

Spring Escape

By HRES Staff
March 11, 2020

If Washington, DC were a pedigreed dog, it would never take Best in Show. Apart from a few historic enclaves (i.e., Georgetown and Kalorama), the nation’s capital is pretty drab...

New Life for Old Seaport

By Beverly Stephen
March 11, 2020

Looking for a quick day trip or even a weekend getaway? The Seaport District in Manhattan, where Fulton Street meets the East River, could be the surprising answer...

If you live or work in East Hampton Village, chances are that North Main Street or Accabonac Road, gateways to Cedar Street, Three Mile Harbor Road and Springs-Fireplace Road, are on your regular route...

Builder Must Haves

By HRES Staff
March 11, 2020

Contemporary, modern, and artful, building trends on the East End are experiencing a thoughtful evolution with products that exemplify style and design....

The Right Landscape

By Anne Halpin
March 11, 2020

Whether your house is new or old, whether its style is formal or informal, modern, contemporary or historic, it’s not really complete without landscaping. The landscape unites the home with its setting, anchoring the house to the land and making the property a coherent whole...

Haute Spot

By Dawn Watson
March 11, 2020

Growing up on Shelter Island, Juliet Garrett got to experience the best of the East End practically every day of her life...

Hampton Habitues

By Dawn Watson
March 11, 2020

The New Year has brought all sorts of new gigs for some of our favorite locals. We are so happy to report that Long Island native and Hamptons frequenter Edie Falco is back on the small screen, headlining the CBS drama “Tommy.”

In the Eye of the Beholder

By Hannah Selinger
March 11, 2020

The Hamptons Is full of beautiful restaurants...

Montauk Oceanfront Splendor

By HRES Staff
March 11, 2020

Home to many of the most iconic artists and collectors of our time, Montauk truly is the coolest place to be in the Hamptons. Since the 60’s, Montauk is where so many artists like Andy Warhol, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Julian Schnabel, Peter Beard, John Lennon and Yoko Ono chose to spend their long summer days...