Beautifully updated & fully renovated in 2020, Arts & Crafts style home in the heart of Orient Village, one block from Orient Harbor, walking distance to post office, country store & all village amenities. Open concept dining/living room with large wood burning fireplace. Updated gourmet kitchen with Thermador 6 burner/griddle stove, Subzero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, & wine cooler. Enclosed front porch sunroom. Second floor master bedroom with large balcony overlooking the garden with ensuite bath – 2 sinks, free-standing tub & walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and full bath with tub and front-loading washer/dryer. Fenced yard, outdoor shower, backyard deck & lower patio for outdoor dining & entertaining. Professionally landscaped with mature trees and flower beds. Detached 1-car garage.

Set on 1.16 acres of beautifully landscaped and private grounds, this charming North Fork property offers space, versatility, and serene farm vistas. The main home features 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, an eat in kitchen, living room, and sitting area filled with natural light. A remarkable 6 car garage currently houses a Michael Phelps lap pool with hot tub and sauna, creating a unique year round wellness retreat and offering endless possibilities for a contractor, artist, car enthusiast, or home gym. A separate guest house barn with wood burning stove provides additional comfort and flexibility. Solar panels with EV charging keep electric costs extremely low, approximately $17 per month. Central air, oil heat, and public water add convenience. Cutchogues’ Causeway Beach ,Mature landscaping, exceptional privacy, and room for a pool or tennis or pickleball court complete this special offering.

There are homes that look beautiful in photos, and then there are homes that make you understand the scale, privacy, and presence only after you pull through the gates. This is one of those homes. The location makes it even better. You are about 10 minutes to Ponquogue Beach on Dune Road, about 17 minutes to Cooper’s Beach in Southampton, and still close enough to get to Cowfish for brunch on the water. It gives you privacy, scale, and a true Hamptons lifestyle without feeling like the whole world is watching from the hedges.

As you arrive at the end of the cul-de-sac, the setting immediately feels private and established. The double entrance gates are framed by lush landscaping on both sides, and the keypad entry makes it easy for guests to arrive without any fuss. The curving driveway sets the tone beautifully, with mature plantings along the adjoining properties creating year-round privacy. It feels completely discreet, with just the right framed views of the gardens to complement the stately brick exterior and copper details of the home.

Inside, what stood out to me right away was the size of the rooms. The photos are beautiful, but the home feels even larger in person. The entry foyer is impressive, and the formal receiving room has a rich wood inlay detail and a fireplace that anchors the space perfectly. It feels elegant.

The family room is exactly where everyone will naturally gather. This room has a large sectional, built-in bookcases, and a custom TV cabinet that brings in the warmth of real woodwork we aren't seeing anymore. It feels comfortable, substantial, and made for us.

The kitchen and dining areas are just as generous. You could easily host 10 to 12 people without trying too hard. The views out to the bluestone patio make the space feel connected to the outdoors, and the built-in Sub-Zero side-by-side refrigerator and freezer are ready for our weekend dinners, holidays, and time by the pool. The island and breakfast bar keep everyone in the kitchen, but with enough space so no one is in your way while you are actually trying to cook.

Just off the kitchen and garage is a beautifully finished home office with custom woodwork and textured wall panels. Across the hall is a guest or nanny bedroom with a full bathroom, giving us a practical layout for extended stays, staff, or anyone who needs a private first-floor space.

Upstairs, the scale continues. There is a second office with wood bookcases, natural lighting from the exterior access to a Juliet balcony overlooking the front entry. Each bedroom has its own en-suite full bath, which makes the choices easier. The primary suite is especially impressive, with mine and your closets and enough room for an Alaskan king bed, yes, the 9-foot by 9-foot kind. That tells you everything you need to know about the size of the room.

The backyard is where the property really becomes something special. It is completely private, with a bluestone dining patio, a fenced lounge deck by the pool, and a waterfall feature that gives the whole space that quiet resort feeling. There is also the option to purchase the separate rear lot, which the current owners have used to preserve the curated garden aesthetic.

That second lot opens up a very interesting possibility. It could remain as part of the private oasis, or it could offer the opportunity to create a connected compound with a separate home and its own entrance from Fordham Road. Translation: everyone can be close, but not necessarily under the same roof all weekend. We meet at the pool. That is the civilized plan.

Here’s what I love about 2120 Crown Land Lane in Cutchogue.

The first thing that stood out to me was the setting. Across the street, you have this beautiful stretch of woods that will not be built on, and it gives the front porch such a calm, private feeling. Sitting there in the evening, catching the sunset over that side of the neighborhood, you immediately understand why this house feels different.

The approach is also beautifully done. The driveway is finished with Belgian block edging, the walkways to the front and back of the home have landscape lighting, and the evergreens along the property create this polished, private view of the house and backyard. It feels manicured, but not stiff.

Then you get to the backyard, and honestly, this is where the house really shows off. The grilling pavilion is fantastic, but the fire pit area is one of the best conversation spaces I have seen. A radius-cut floating bluestone bench wraps around individual seating areas and a 4-foot fire pit, all set on a bluestone patio and anchored by a stunning magnolia tree. Just beyond that, there is a bocce ball court, the pool area, and another outdoor room that makes the whole backyard feel like a private resort.

What makes it even better is that all of these outdoor spaces have speakers and lighting, so whether it is a quiet night by the fire or a full summer gathering, the atmosphere is already built in.

Inside, the kitchen is exactly what you hope to find. Thermador appliances, a 4-burner gas cooktop with griddle, beverage drawers, wine storage, double ovens, microwave, and this incredible shade of blue on the island and cabinetry that gives the space personality without feeling trendy. It is custom, useful, and beautiful all at once.

The home also has speakers in the kitchen, den, and living room with fireplace, along with Lutron smart home lighting, which makes entertaining feel easy. The bathrooms are beautifully updated with tile selections that feel current, but timeless.

Add in access to amazing sandy beaches in the Cutchogue Park District, the library, school, diner, and easy access to the Hampton Jitney for NYC, and this home starts to make a lot of sense.

It has so many of the features people are looking for in new construction, but without the new construction price tag. That is why I love it.

Wake up to the sound of gentle waves and breathtaking sunrises over Gardiner Bay in this charming four-bedroom, two bath coastal retreat. Nestled in the heart of Orient, this home blends classic North Fork charm with modern comforts. Step inside to find a bright, airy interior with open-concept living spaces, hardwood floors, and windows that capture stunning water views. The spacious kitchen offers ample counter space and flows seamlessly into the dining and living room areas, perfect for entertaining. Outside, enjoy a private porch overlooking the bay and a short stroll to a private sandy beach and Orient’s quaint village. Whether as a year-round residence, weekend escape or investment property, this gem offers the best of the North Fork.

Okay, so the first thing, you get out of the car and this farmhouse style has the front porch that actually has room for a side table and chair to have my morning coffee in peace that I have wanted so badly. Then inside, the half bath is right next to the front door, but it's tucked far enough away from the open living room and kitchen that it doesn't feel awkward when all of us are hanging out. The kitchen has the paneled fridge, a real pantry closet and open shelves that I have always liked. The kitchen sink is setup where I am staring out to the backyard when I am stuck doing dishes, so good. They even say there is room for a pool. Then the dining room has this full glass slider to the yard, so the whole back of the house is just filled with light, you can even see the view of the yard from the living room. Upstairs, the ensuite bathroom is honestly my favorite surprise, the floor is so interesting, and the whole space feels calm with the finishes they picked. Even the downstairs bathroom has this beautiful wallpaper that makes this new construction feel intentional, not an afterthought. What I love is this location makes you feel like you found a secret corner of Greenport. You're literally tucked up against the maple tree forest, so it's quiet and green in the best way. The backyard is fully fenced so if the decision is for the pool, it doesn't feel tight. They are putting in a stone patio for outdoor dining table and seating to bring the backyard views together. What a great idea. And because this one is New Construction, everything just feels solid and reliable. Best part, the house is also a half mile away from the LIRR train station and Hampton Jitney stop to get to NYC, then Aldo's coffee shop is a 3 minute bike ride or 10 minute walk. I think this might be the one, you have to come see it.

You have to come back and see this house with me because it’s got that real “grandma’s classic 1940s winter weekend” energy in the best way that has been on the short list feeling.
Picture this: it’s snowing outside, and we’re posted up in the big living room with the granite fireplace going. Knotty pine paneling, bookshelves built in on both sides of the hearth, and that warm glow that makes you feel settled. We’ve got Monopoly spread out on the coffee table, a huge bowl of popcorn (the legit kind made on the stove), and a record playing… then playing again… then somehow playing again because that’s what happens in houses like this.
And of course there’s always that one person in our group who breaks out a slide projector, vacation slides from back in the day with the vintage clothing, the hair styles, taking in the moments. This house just fits that vibe perfectly.
Then you walk into the sunroom and it changes gears: slate floors under your feet, water views straight out toward the beach, and it becomes the reading and lounging zone. Newspapers, magazines, tuna melts, tomato and rice soup. It’s basically the best relaxing room.
Outside, it’s the kind of winter that makes you want to actually do stuff: we can go sledding down Munn Lane, then heading to the Causeway beach to see what the sea rolled in, perfect for seaglass collecting. That whole shoreline exploration where you come back with cold cheeks and a pocket full of little treasures.
The layout is great too, wood floors through most of the house, and there’s that first-floor bedroom space (or den) with water views across the street that ties the whole country home feeling. It’s cozy, practical, and somehow still feels special.
And the garage… three bays, but it doesn’t feel like “just a garage.” It feels like a workshop where projects are always in motion. The kind of place where sleds, bikes, paddleboards, clam rakes, fishing poles, beach chairs, and coolers all have a home.
Here’s the kicker: it comes with two pieces of land, including the waterfront property across the street. So those water views? Protected. There’s about 50 feet of sandy beach, and the path to the water is right across the street, perfect for kayaking or paddleboarding in the summer. And sitting on the hill, the elevation is high enough that you’re not sitting stressing about flood issues.
In the summer you’re up on the hill watching fireworks in Orient Village, with views from the living room, sunroom, and that main-floor bedroom/den. It’s peaceful, authentic, and it feels connected to the real local story—ice boat racing off Narrow River Road, oyster farming, clamming, fishing… all of it.
This is what relaxation looks like when “country” means coastal, classic, and this is what we wanted.

Welcome to North Fork living at its finest! This beautifully maintained 3-bedroom 2 1/2-bath home offers the perfect blend of
coastal charm and comfort, ideally located just moments from the golf course and with private beach access. Surrounded by
stunning, professionally landscaped grounds, the property features an inviting deck and spacious patio-perfect for outdoor
entertaining or relaxing in a peaceful setting. Inside you will find a layout designed for both everyday living and weekend
getaways. Whether you're seeking a year-round residence or a serene retreat, this exceptional home captures the best of the
North Fork lifestyle

Discover timeless charm and classic North Fork living in this stately 1910 Grand Dame, gracefully sited in one of Cutchogue’s desirable locations. Featuring four bedrooms and three well-proportioned floors, this distinguished home showcases a gambrel roof and period details that reflect a bygone era.
Ideally situated just moments from the heart of Cutchogue village, you’ll enjoy easy access to local restaurants, shops, the library, and nearby beaches. Golf courses, vineyards, and award-winning wineries are all within minutes, offering the best of North Fork’s coastal lifestyle.
This property backs up to the historic The Old House - 1649 property, one of the original homes on the North Fork, providing both privacy and a sense of place steeped in local history. With generous living space, classic architectural lines, and a location that balances tranquility with convenience, this rare offering is perfect as a full-time residence or cherished weekend retreat.

Come make your mark on a true North Fork classic.

Walking into this place, I actually said “okay…this is exactly what I’ve been hunting for”.
First off, it’s not just a condo, it is a complete waterfront beach resort. They have recently refreshed tennis courts tucked into these tall pine trees, so even when you’re just standing there you feel vacation vibes. Then you turn the corner and there’s the pool scene: plenty of lounge chairs so you can do the sun or shade depending on the tan line status.
The gym is right next to the pool with updated equipment, and it looks out over the pool so I can actually stick to a flexible plan: quick workout, then laps, then back to the pool chair. Or I can skip all of that and go straight to the sandy beach and just wander the shoreline that even has a view toward the lighthouse out by Orient Beach State Park.
Now the best part: this is a second-floor unit, which means nobody is above and that changes the whole ceiling and layout. What I really like is the commanding water view from the kitchen, living room, and deck. The living room has double-height ceilings and a fireplace, so it feels open and airy, not boxed-in—and the water views are unreal as the weather changes. The main bedroom has its own water view and with the high ceiling and the updated bathroom has fresh open feeling.
The kitchen is dialed-in with views of the water—new stainless steel appliances, quartz counters and a breakfast bar that keeps everyone on the living room side.
The deck is set up brilliantly: there’s an extra counter with stools along the living room wall, so you’ve got this indoor-outdoor wine-and-cheese flow that feels effortless. And somehow the deck is built so you don’t really see the neighbors—no idea how but I’m a fan. When the others come out, there’s a second floor den with water views too (because the living room ceiling is so high, it creates this cool extra space).
Islands End Golf Course and the Hellenic are under a mile away, so that’s a two-minute drive. Greenport Village is only about 2.5 miles away for shops, food, and everything that I love to do on the North Fork.
And then it hit me, the Shelter Island ferries are right there. That opens up Shelter Island restaurants, quick trips toward Sag Harbor. If I have to run into the city, the train and Hampton Jitney are right by the ferry terminal too, so it’s genuinely easy to come and go.
This is one of those places that makes sense in every season, summer, fall, winter and the best part is when I lock the door, I am not stressing outdoor maintenance. I can just leave, head south, and actually relax. Then the new clubhouse is across the path by the gas grill patio where I can keep my own, tennis courts offer pickle ball also and the pool and decks have all new tables, chairs and umbrellas. The new gym is one of the best I have seen in the area. This is great space for summer gatherings with the new restrooms and kitchen space. They even have a huge flatscreen tv in the Clubhouse. The floating swim platform is close enough to the sandy beach and Adirondack chairs, I can see this getting lots of use. What an amazing location, feels like a vacation resort on the beach for sure. The boat docks are available so there is time to take the most of fishing by the Gut at Orient Point.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Don’t miss this rare chance to own a home in the Newport Beach section of East Moriches, complete with beach and boating rights through membership in the Newport Beach Property Owners Association. Just a short distance from the marina and bayfront beach with playground, this charming Cape Cod style home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and an open-plan kitchen, dining, and family room with hardwood and tile floors. The basement provides extra space for multi-purpose use and plenty of storage, while the attached garage features overhead storage. The large backyard has ample room for a pool and more! East Moriches high school students can choose from Westhampton Beach, Center Moriches, or Eastport-South Manor High Schools. Low taxes!

Welcome to this well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home located just a half mile from the beach.

Enjoy a sunny, fenced backyard featuring a beautiful bluestone patio—perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or summer barbecues.

This inviting residence has been a cherished family home for years. Additional highlights include a spacious attached two-car garage, single-level living, and low-maintenance ownership with economical operating costs.

Whether you’re looking for a year-round residence, a downsizing opportunity, or a beach-area retreat, this practical and comfortable home offers a relaxed lifestyle in a desirable Wading River location.

Just minutes from beaches, parks, wineries, and all the North Fork and Wading River area have to offer.

Located in the San Remo Community, North of 25A this charming 2 bed 1 bath Cape Cod is nestled in the heart of Kings Park. This home offers the perfect blend of cozy living and charm. Bright and inviting summer room , expansive deck with winter water views for your own private escape for entertaining or relaxing. All utilities along with roof have been upgraded and are 5 years new.

The adjoining rear lot may be one of the most interesting parts of the 10 Emerson Court opportunity.

Right now, it feels like a natural extension of the backyard. It is completely fenced in, surrounded by privacy landscaping, and designed in a way that protects the secluded feeling of the main residence. From the bluestone patio, pool, and garden views at 10 Emerson Court, this rear parcel adds another layer of quiet, green space that makes the whole setting feel even more private.

What makes it especially valuable is that this is a flag lot with access from Fordham Road, giving it its own separate point of entry. That means it can continue to serve as part of the private garden setting for 10 Emerson Court, or it can become something much bigger: a future family compound.

This is the kind of setup people always talk about wanting, but rarely find. Keep the main house as the gathering place, then create a second residence nearby for extended family, guests, adult children, parents, or anyone you love dearly but do not necessarily want making coffee in your kitchen at 6:30 every morning.

Everyone stays connected, but everyone still has their own space. The pool becomes the meeting place. The gardens become the shared view. The two properties can work together while still allowing privacy, flexibility, and breathing room.

The adjoining lot is being offered first to the future owner of 10 Emerson Court, creating a rare chance to preserve the existing secluded environment or thoughtfully expand the property into a private compound with access from both Emerson Court and Fordham Road.

For the buyer who sees the bigger picture, this is not just extra land. It is control, privacy, future potential, and the ability to shape the next chapter of the property.

Stunning vineyard views! Nestled in the heart of the North Fork's first vineyard is this sprawling, historic beauty. Steeped in history but with all the modern comforts and conveniences is the generous estate. Don't miss the one-of-a-kind North Fork sunrises from the primary suite or the picturesque sunsets from the gunite pool. Experience life on a working farm, while enjoying the seclusion and serenity of nearly 66 acres of a classic North Fork vineyard. Completely renovated, never lived in, and to be professionally furnished with designer grade places!

House is at the end of Ketcham Lane. Introducing a Sequestered Post Modern custom designed home. The property backs up to Cove Beach Estates and NYS Ruth Oliva Preserve. This 3 + bedroom home offers high ceilings and sun-filled rooms with high-end hardwood floors throughout. The well maintained property features an inground backyard pool and patio entertainment area, all just a stones throw from the Long Island Sound and the Peconic Bay.