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Although I've never been a soccer enthusiast, there's a part of me that wants to introduce my 3-year-old daughter, Sophia, to the world of soccer. I picture her darting around the field, surrounded by fellow toddlers, her cheeks flushed with exertion and excitement. As much as I know this physical activity is beneficial for her health and development,...

For coffee lovers, there’s nothing quite like heading into a local coffee joint, taking solace in the fact that it’s not an international chain. Quaint vibes alongside java that is brewed fresh and local is an experience that simply can’t be replicated at places like Starbucks, Panera, and Dunkin’. Not to say quality coffee can’t be found at...

“Marders” is the high essence of a Hamptons Nursery and so much more. It is the epitome of success, situated on 40 acres of prime Bridgehampton real estate. Charlie Marder of 120 Snake Hollow Road, along with his wife Kathleen have built a monument that has been providing their expertise and services to the residents of the Hamptons...

Over the past week there were 20 Listings that went into contract from Westhampton to Montauk. Compared to this same week last year (2022), there were 30 Listings that went into contract. Which is a year over year DECREASE of 33%.

Okay, let’s set the scene: we’re walking down Main Street, Southampton, black mini shoulder bags hanging between us. We’ve just finished dinner a few doors down, arms linked and chatting about that mini Dachshund we saw enjoying an evening stroll with its owner. What’s the next stop? You ask. A little night cap? I suggest. Could it be...

At Shou Sugi Ban House in Water Mill, you are immersed in the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, or the art of impermanence. Known for its spa, nutrition, and lodging facilities, Shou Sugi Ban House was designed by New York and Hamptons architect Debbie Kropf, who artfully chose to infuse elements of the local Hamptons landscape with Japanese principals...

With more than 140 golf courses across Long Island’s 118 Miles, the Hamptons is home to 15 of those courses two of which rank numbers 4 and 7 in the top 100 Golf Courses in the world. They say Long Island’s water makes for the best bagels, so it must be something in this soil that makes these...

Since opening, the restaurant has been a “jewel of Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s empire,” of more than 35 restaurants. Including JG favorites, the menu is expertly crafted with French, American, and Asian influences and driven by seasonal, local ingredients—many grown on the property’s farm.  Topping Rose prides itself on an enduring commitment to farm-to-table dining. The chef's dedication to...

Just completed in August 2023, 6 Marley Lane has quickly become one of the Hamptons' most talked about new constructions. Exclusively represented by The Vince Horcasitas Team at Saunders & Associates, to say they are excited about this rare new construction is an understatement. Since its inception and throughout construction, the Hamptons real estate community has eagerly anticipated...

 I thought I would share some of the research I've conducted about Sag Harbor over the last twenty years. There are many versions of its history, often based on documents that contradict each other. Firstly, when Southampton (founded in 1640) and East Hampton (founded in 1648) were established, Sag Harbor was still an Indian village named Wegwagonock. On...