Imagine owning a home that is capable of removing all the stress from everyday life. Well, we found such a home at 14 Maple Street, in Montauk. This modern masterpiece is not just a home - it’s an experience.
HRES: As two very successful brokers, what is your business philosophy?
Enzo & Fredrik: Both Fredrik and I believe that luxury has no boundaries. Our clients and customers are the same and we are both strategically positioned where luxury buyers and sellers are.
Marcia is a serious businesswoman who knows how to have fun. An expert in her field with 25 years of experience living and working in the surrounding areas of Remsenburg, Westhampton Beach, Quogue to East Quogue.
Award-winning architect Stuart Narofsky’s office may be in Long Island City, but he has designed many a noteworthy residence in the Hamptons, along with his wife, Jennifer Rusch, who handles the interiors. The couple lives with their children in the bucolic upstate town of Chatham...
Have a question about the East End? Look no further than Pam Walsh. Pam knows where the best local spots are, and understands why there’s no better place to live, hangout, or just relax with your family and friends.
Vincent knows what’s trending in the Hamptons. From his days as a tennis pro, to his successful career in real estate, Vincent gets what people want in their homes, and where they’re looking. His professionalism in a multitude of areas has made his knowledge undisputable, and his tastes proven.
The most exciting phrase of the summer isn’t always, “free beach access” or “fresh lemonade.” Instead, it’s when we hear the promising two words of “new construction.” These three newly built homes (nicknamed Triple Delight) are reminiscent of legendary literary houses...
The land had been on the market for quite awhile because “people didn’t know what to do with the eight-foot grade” that ran from one end of the property to the other. But that was no obstacle for Lindy Woolcott, who after having purchased the Water Mill parcel met three different parties who had all considered buying it before finally chickening out. In fact, with her “mathematical brain,” she embraced the challenge...
HRES: How did you get your start in Real Estate? Mary Slattery: I started in Real Estate in 2006 after a career in fundraising and development on the East End. My circle of friends kept suggesting that I try my hand in Hamptons real estate and I finally took the plunge.
HRES: How did you get your start in Real Estate? HG: When Sotheby’s International Realty was opening in Southampton in 1986, I was one of the first-hired sales agents. I’ve been here ever since...
