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Recorded Deeds: 07.27.17

Recorded Deeds: 07.27.17

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
By
Star Staff

AMAGANSETT

S. and L. Epstein to M. and G. O’Donnell, 28 Stony Hill Road, May 31, $3,300,000.

 

BRIDGEHAMPTON

C. Quintanilla, to D. Trentacoste Trust, 145 Sea Farm Lane, .45 acre, May 31, $1,745,000.

CVR First L.L.C. to Martin and Marlene Silver, 88 Birchwood Lane, .87 acre, June 2, $3,212,800.

Rivers and Deshuk (by executor) to SHD Properties L.L.C., 141 Maple Lane, .67 acre, Sept. 6, $2,150,000.

T. Solomon, to Shabto and Scharfman-Shabto, 41 Jennifer Lane, 1.92 acres, June 1, $5,200,000.

 

EAST HAMPTON

Diamond T Limited Partners to Sand Highway L.L.C., 15 Middle Highway, 14.6 acres (vacant), April 18, $4,500,000.

D. Cunningham and Knight to R. Young and J. Wayman, 1 Squires Path, .62 acre, April 20, $678,000.

D. and E. Mitchell to Yookylyos Realty Co., 60 Sherrill Road, .31 acre, May 9, $2,350,000.

N. Costella, to N. Kastrati, 7 Milina Drive, May 12, $600,000.

J. and L. Gold to C. Golden, 31 Augie’s Path, 1.1 acres, June 6, $1,525,000.

18 Island Road L.L.C. to J and K. Worth, 18 Island Road, .9 acre, June 7, $1,500,000.

A. Brown, to 7 Old Pine Drive L.L.C., 7 Old Pine Drive, 1.62 acres (vacant), May 12, $750,000.

Z. and A. Julius to H. Siegel, 38 Quarty Court, 1.68 acres, May 12, $1,925,000.

E. and L. Jacobs to D. Narizzano,  202 Treescape Drive, Unit 13C, May 23, $650,000.

J. Rotante to K. Greatrex, 109 Montauk Boulevard, 1.08 acres (vacant), June 7, $551,000.

 

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

F. Erker and C. Gnazzo to S. Ross and L. Lewin-Ross, 19 McGuirk Street, .16 acre, June 3, $1,735,000.

C. Landolfi to 7J and 7E Muchmore L.L.C.s, 7 Muchmore Lane, .21 acre, May 4, $1,425,000.

R. Levin to D. Stiller and J. Cawley, 20 Barns Lane, .3 acre, May 26, $1,250,000.

TJWH Holdings L.L.C. to R. Wechsler, 105 Buell Lane, .39 acre, May 3, $2,250,000.

Taxi Apaquogue L.L.C. to Apaquogue By The Beach, 4 Apaquogue Road, .3 acre, May 24, $4,250,000.

 

MONTAUK

J. Rando (by referee) to U.S. Bank Trust National Association, 236 Edgemere Street, Unit 123, April 27, $159,394.

NOYAC

C. Lebanon (by referee) to M. and T. Bank, 43 Noyac Harbor Road, .41 acre, April 5, $1,195,475.

A. Stotter Trust to CM/JM/JM L.L.C., 2337 Noyac Road, .6 acre, May 22, $540,000.

V and A. Gambino to E. Strong, 21 Elm Street, .2 acre, June 5, $760,000.

J. McDonough and J. Fasulo to M. and M. Chiarello, 17 Parkway Drive, .22 acre, May 19, $701,000.

 

SAG HARBOR

53 Lincoln Street Holdings to G. Schaefer, and M. Mikhail, 53 Lincoln Street, .52 acre, May 18, $2,400,000.

A. Beroes Trust to M. Marton, and J. Barretto, 4548 Noyac Road, .5 acre, June 1, $660,000.

B. Case (by executor) to H. Sambol, 29 Cornell Road, .29 acre, May 25, $1,101,000.

E. and N. Johns to C. Halpern Trust, 176 Redwood Road, .38 acre, June 7, $4,275,000.

K. Robinson, to H. Choi, 15 Church Street, Unit G-114, May 25, $930,000.

N. and N. Sander to C. Wisner, 15 Church Street, Penthouse 306, June 1, $2,450,000.

S. Choi to 115 Jermain L.L.C., 115 Jermain Ave, .19 acre, May 30, $1,190,000.

J Peters and M. Miller to CAT Properties L.L.C., 55 Joel’s Lane, .51 acre (vacant), May 18, $880,000.

 

SAGAPONACK

S. Lucas to D. Bui, 249 Haines Path, .45 acre, May 24, $1,200,000.

J. Burroughs and B. Wright to E. Caro, 6 Dawnwood Lane, 1.15 acres, May 22, $1,262,500.

10 Forest Crossing to S. and S. Westley, 10 Forest Crossing, 1.78 acres, April 21, $2,650,000.

55 Trees L.L.C. to 55TL L.L.C., 55 Trees Lane, 1.39 acres, June 1, $18,325,000.

 

SPRINGS

NYHO L.L.C. to M. Montoya and C. Valencia, 86 Fort Pond Boulevard, .25 acre, May 5, $556,500.

A. Schutte to M. and K. Delalio, 29 Glade Road, .47 acre, April 28, $660,000.

D. and C. McKinney to J. Kay and S. Simonpietri, 8 Clinton Street, .5 acre, June 12, $743,787. 

K. and J. Driscoll to I. and R. Umanoff, 489 Springs-Fireplace Road, 3.46 acres, May 6, $1,395,000.

T. Leo and J. Suarez to J. Garcia-Galicia, 61 Church Lane, .3 acre, June 1, $380,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Last-Minute Beach Getaways Made Easier

Last-Minute Beach Getaways Made Easier

One Night, a hotel booking app, offers the lowest possible rates for a given night
By
Jackie Pape

As daunting as it may seem to book a last-minute stay on the East End, one smartphone app is making it both possible and more affordable. 

One Night, a hotel booking app, offers the lowest possible rates for a given night by capitalizing on unbooked rooms in select hotels across the country. Now, with a recent expansion to the South Fork, anyone with the One Night app can book a stay in hotels from Southampton to Montauk, and even on Shelter Island. 

“One Night’s expansion to the Hamptons has seen great support from both our guests and hotel partners,” said Amar Lalvani, the C.E.O. and managing partner of Standard International, the group behind One Night. “Excitement is building for the new style of travel that One Night has brought to this area, making it easier for both locals and travelers to be spontaneous.”

Although One Night officially launched in September 2016, it originated from an app initially designed exclusively by and for the Standard Hotels, which have locations in New York, Miami, and California. In an effort to make use of what would otherwise become dead inventory, the Standard would list unbooked rooms at cheaper prices for single-night stays. After seeing great returns, Standard International launched One Night, expanding the same last-minute service to non-Standard hotels.

Realizing that New York was one of the biggest markets sought after on the One Night app — for people traveling and for those seeking a one-night staycation — the Hamptons seemed like the next logical step for the app. 

Among the East End hotels on the app are the Chequit on Shelter Island, Gurney’s Montauk Resort, Hero Beach Club Resort in Montauk, the Maidstone Hotel in East Hampton, the Montauk Beach House, the Surf Lodge, and the Latch Pop Up Inn in Southampton. While hotel bookings on One Night generally open at 3 p.m., Hamptons’ guests can book each day beginning at noon. This change was added to better accommodate travelers coming from New York City. Although the app is in the mind-set of staying last minute, users can book up to two consecutive nights when they are available. 

Unlike general booking and travel sites, One Night was designed to accommodate both the hotel and the consumer. “For us, it’s great for weekday business, and it provides the clientele we are looking for,” said Nicole Desormiers, the hotel manager at the Surf Lodge.

Each of the hotels also provides its own 24-hour guide that includes suggestions of restaurants and attractions for guests. 

While rates differ every day depending on availability, Ms. Desormiers said that for the Surf Lodge rates on One Night are typically discounted by 20 percent.  

Since arriving on the East End, One Night has also expanded to Boston and Washington, D.C. Its list of cities also includes Austin, Tex., Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco.

Recorded Deeds: 07.13.17

Recorded Deeds: 07.13.17

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

North Barn Scuttle Hole to D. and B. Hampton Group, 2148 Scuttle Hole Road, 1.97 acres (vacant), May 23, $925,000.

Two Trees Farm Development to 8 Two Trees L.L.C., 8 Two Trees Lane, 1.8 acres, May 16, $8,000,000.

E. O’Neill to J. Williams, 267 Norris Lane, 1.2 acre (vacant), May 22, $1,000,000.

Polo Court L.L.C. to Allard and Neptune Trusts, 5 Polo Court, 2 acres, May 10, $7,750,000.

 

EAST HAMPTON 

K. and N. Vermandois to J. and H. Taylor, 25 Terry’s Trail, 2.27 acres, June 1, $2,100,000.

S. Gurka (by executor) to J. Sztorc, 10 North Cape Lane, .65 acre, May 31, $692,500.

M. and R. Tenniswood to Rebel Diamonds L.L.C., 50 Settlers Landing Lane, .46 acre, May 22, $1,075,000.

J. and S. Watkins to K. Morrone, 15 Woodpink Drive, .51 acre, May 15, $1,050,000.

H. Faulkner Trust to S. Camac and S. Wong-Camac, 165 Swamp Road, 2.1 acres, April 28, $825,000.

A. Larsen to C. Papa and J. Jape, 39 Montauk Avenue, .55 acre, May 12, $820,000.

Cowhill Lane, Group to B. Goldfarb, 39 Barnes Avenue, .38 acre, May 12, $840,000.

P. and T. Pasik Trusts to E. and L. Foster, 8 Inkberry Street, .4 acre, May 17, $1,550,000.

C. and C. Partridge to NPRK L.L.C., 15 Anvil Court, .69 acre, April 12, $1,605,000.

C. Shields to BC 17 L.L.C., 42 Talmage Lane, .54 acre, May 5, $1,750,000.

 

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

Dune Park L.L.C. to 32 Middle Lane, L.L.C., 32 Middle Lane, 5.2 acres, April 14, $25,000,000.

 

MONTAUK

M. Schubert to P. O’Hara Trust, 86 Soundview Drive, .54 acre, May 25, $2,000,000.

E. and E. Takayesu to R. Cronin and E. Doyle, 15 Cranberry Road, .18 acre, May 5, $865,000.

K. Alversa to N. Murtha, 100 Edgemere Road, .12 acre, May 25, $558,000.

K. Esperian to J. and J. Kanavy, 132 Second House Road, .12 acre, May 30, $604,000.

 

NORTH HAVEN

N. Sussman to M. Martin, 5 South Drive, 1.52 acre, May 18, $1,900,000.

R. Varuolo Trust to C. Krane and D. Siffert, 26 Cove’s End Lane, .65 acre, May 16, $1,070,000.

 

NOYAC

D. Stallbaumer and Kaplan to Long Pond Property, 55 Cedar Point Lane, .47 acre, May 25, $1,100,000.

A. and L. Cona Trust to D. Caron, 54 Bay View Drive East, Baypoint, .29 acre, May 22, $5,350,000.

Old Noyac Path L.L.C. to P. and A. Esteruelas, 42 Old Noyac Path, 2.4 acres, May 12, $3,875,000.

 

SAG HARBOR

V. Longwell to S. and W. Siegel, 20 Shaw Road, .92 acre, May 22, $2,020,000.

42 Howard L.L.C. to Howard Street L.L.C., 42 Howard Street, .43 acre, May 15, $7,900,000.

A. Castaldo to NYHO L.L.C., 5 Jefferson Street, .08 acre, April 28, $1,200,000.

A. Jaroszewicz to M. Voelker, 46 Palmer Terrace, .88 acre, May 30, $2,685,000.

 

SAGAPONACK

M. and W. Schwartzberg to N. Gross, 691 Sagg Road, 1.12 acres, May 16, $1,800,000.

Ric-Dave L.L.C. to B. and H., Gregor, 371 Merchants Path, 4.14 acres, April 7, $1,393,000.

KLM Andros Holdings to Hampton House 2016, 175 Erica’s Lane, 1.15 acres, May 19, $7,400,000.

B. and N. Yunker to S. Garden

 L.L.C., 34 Erica’s Lane, 1.38 acre, May 15, $6,300,000

 

SPRINGS

D. and E. Molloy Trust to Town of East Hampton, 50 Fenmarsh Road, .9 acre, March 17, $930,000.

W.C. Harmon to G. and A. Marett, 242 King’s Point Road, .41 acre, May 25, $1,060,000.

R. Perchik (by executor) to A. Fleming, 23 Fanning Avenue, .07 acre, May 30, $315,000.

P. Brady to M. and A. Forst, 40 Briarcroft Drive, 1 acre (vacant), April 21, $537,813.

J. and K. Steele to R. and C. Zaremba, 14 6th Street, .34 acre, May 12, $575,000.

5 Rowman L.L.C. to B. Charon and A. McAneny, 12 Long Woods Lane, .93 acre, April 24, $1,085,000.

P. and B. Colasuonno to 156 TMHHC L.L.C., 156 Three Mile Harbor-Hog Creek Road, .43 acre, June 2, $692,500.

Deutsche Bank National Trust to I. and Z. Jacome, 78 Hildreth Place, .35 acre, May 12, $465,324.

K. and T. King to A. Calderon and Hernandez, 6 Beverly Road, .9 acre, May 8, $590,000.

Old Stone Group L.L.C. to J. and M. Hanisch, 470 Old Stone Highway, .64 acre, June 2, $1,500,000.

 

WAINSCOTT

L. Goldstein and Cipriano to J. Ruchelsman, 492 Route 114, 1.38 acres, May 22, $1,625,000.

 

WATER MILL

Kidd Construction Co. to E. McKee, 799 Edge of Woods Road, 2.13 acres, May 4, $3,700,000.

First Watermill Association to 6 Whispering Fields, 6 Whispering Field Court, .93 acre, May 16, $3,315,000.

EH2 L.L.C. to 41 Halsey Lane, L.L.C., 41 Halsey Lane South, 3.08 acres, May 18, $15,250,000.

J. Farrell Jr. Trust to N. and S. Brous, 24 Mecox Bay Lane, 1.6 acres, May 3, $9,500,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Innovation in Design Awards

Innovation in Design Awards

At the Bridgehampton Tennis and Surf Club
By
Star Staff

The seventh annual Hamptons Cottages and Gardens Innovation in Design Awards Gala, presented by One Kings Lane, will take place next Thursday at the Bridgehampton Tennis and Surf Club. 

Martha Stewart is the recipient of the 2017 Innovator Award, but all other winners for the eight categories will be announced at the awards ceremony. Categories include architecture, small spaces, interior, kitchen, bath, garden, and product design. Tickets are $275, or $260 for a table of 10, and can be purchased at cottages-gardens.com.

Recorded Deeds: 07.20.17

Recorded Deeds: 07.20.17

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
By
Star Staff

AMAGANSETT

S. Graziano and H. Evans to Top Down Management, 34 Deepwood Lane, 1.75 acres, June 5, $1,575,000.

R. Steckowski (by executor) to W. and J. Gauger, 110 Oak Lane, .36 acre, June 2, $701,100.

 

BRIDGEHAMPTON

G. and G. Tudisco to Bridge Hill Lane L.L.C., 9 Bridge Hill Lane, 1.05 acres, May 18, $2,475,000.

Millstone Homes L.L.C. to Millstone 586 L.L.C., 586 Millstone Road, 4.59 acres (vacant), May 9, $1,175,000.

Alev Equities by referee to Retained Realty Inc., 8 Shady Path, 1.05 acres, June 5, $2,576,300.

CVR First L.L.C. to H. and L. Rothberg, 71 Birchwood Lane, .71 acre, May 24, $2,986,900.

 

EAST HAMPTON

M. and R. Tenniswood to Rebel Diamonds L.L.C., 50 Settler’s Landing Lane, .46 acre, May 22, $1,075,000.

R. and C. Launer to L. Feinsmith, 8 Joshua’s Hole Road, 1.56 acres, June 2, $1,350,000.

R. Drury to E. and M. Duchi, 48 Wheelock Walk, June 2, $680,000.

Sand Highway L.L.C. to 56 West Drive L.L.C., 56 West Drive, .15 acre (vacant), April 11, $225,000.

 

MONTAUK

D. and B. Henningsen to S. Vallejo, 34 Fairlawn Drive, .38 acre, May 23, $2,073,750.

 

NORTH HAVEN

AML Development to Eachempati and Dickerson, 5 Blue Heron Way, 3.5 acres, May 26, $4,518,000.

 

NOYAC

E. Molyneux to M. Carmody and M. Zowine, 2811 Noyac Road, .29 acre, May 18, $440,000.

G. and M. Molyneaux to M. Austin, 46 Oak Drive, .2 acre, May 31, $640,000.

Mooning Over Broadway to M. Riccardi, 47 Hampton Road, .14 acre, May 31, $1,100,000.

 

SAG HARBOR

J. Morrell to Brandywine 36 L.L.C., 36 Brandywine Drive, .46 acre, May 24, $850,000.

L. Macdonald to C. Rosenthal, 13 Montauk Avenue, April 5, $1,950,000.

A. Castaldo to NYHO L.L.C., 5 Jefferson Street, .08 acre, April 28, $1,200,000.

 

SAGAPONACK

S. Pickette to M. and W. Schwartzberg, 292 Merchants Path, .95 acre, June 2, $1,950,000.

 

SPRINGS

S. Collier and K. Reynolds to M. and M. Roberts, 343 King’s Point Road, .47 acre, May 2, $3,410,000.

W.C. Harmon to G. and A. Marett, 242 King’s Point Road, .41 acre, May 25, $1,060,000.

Sheeshabu L.L.C. to 91 Hog Creek L.L.C., 89 Hog Creek Lane, .46 acre (vacant), May 10, $325,000.

A. and D. Meyers to S. and G. Gordon, 134 Underwood Drive, .43 acre, May 25, $750,000.

B. Sussman to 4 Clinton Street L.L.C., 4 Clinton Street, .5 acre, May 26, $435,000.

J. Countee to J. Picken, 41 Harbor View Drive, 1 acre (vacant), June 1, $375,000.

A. and D. LaRosa to J. and P. Corrigan, 58 Gardiner’s Lane, .48 acre, May 27, $1,100,000.

Old Stone Group L.L.C. to J. and M. Hanisch, 470 Old Stone Highway, .64 acre, June 2, $1,500,000.

 

WATER MILL

Bayport Development to the MOLE Trust, 39 Paul’s Lane, .93 acre, May 8, $10,341,200.

R. Faitell to B. and H. Rogoff, 8 Millfarm Lane, .69 acre, May 18, $2,105,000.

T. and M. Cheng to Lewis and Clark L.L.C., 1285 Flying Point Road, 1.04 acres, May 25, $20,500,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Keeping Account: 07.20.17

Keeping Account: 07.20.17

L’Occitane, a beauty skin care company, will take over East Hampton’s Bhumi Farms this weekend.
L’Occitane, a beauty skin care company, will take over East Hampton’s Bhumi Farms this weekend.
Durell Godfrey
Local Business Notes
By
Star Staff

L’Occitane at Bhumi

From today until Sunday, L’Occitane, a beauty skin care company, will take over East Hampton’s Bhumi Farms, with proceeds supporting the farms efforts to donate organic produce to New York City charities. L’Occitane made an exclusive product assortment for the weekend, which will feature fragrances, home essentials, skin care, and body care. There will also be on-site hand massages, beach tote decorating, and free samples when shoppers tag @loccitaneusa on Instagram. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 131 Pantigo Road.

A New Partner

Zwirko & Ortmann Architects, founded by Greg Zwirko and Bob Ortmann, who have worked together in their East Hampton location for more than 30 years, has announced that Michelle Hugo is now a partner, making the firm’s name Zwirko, Ortmann & Hugo Architects, P.C. 

Ms. Hugo, who lived in Amagansett as a child and moved back there five years ago, earned a bachelor’s degree from Connecticut College and a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Colorado. She has now worked in the field for almost 20 years.

 

Tesla’s Happy Hour

A happy hour mixer today hosted by Tesla, the maker of electric cars, will include wine and hors d’oeuvres free of charge for members of the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce. The cost is $10 for nonmembers. The event will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Tesla showroom at 50 Newtown Lane. 

Steven Ringel, the chamber’s executive director, will give an update on various projects that Tesla is working on.

 

Amagansett Retail Pop-up   

Until the end of July, Amagansett’s Love Adorned will host a pop-up selling Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen’s clothing and accessories line, Elizabeth and James. According to a release, the Elizabeth and James offerings include summer-ready items from fashion, accessories, and fragrance. Both brands collaborated with Jimmy Sheehan, an artist, on hand-painted leather zip pouches, which retail for $180. The partnership will also include a Love Adorned pop-up at the Elizabeth and James store in August, and a pop-up in Love Adorned’s NoLIta shop in October. 

 

Nancy Rose in Sag Harbor

Every Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Hamptons Gym Corp. in Sag Harbor will host a Nancy Rose Performance pop-up shop. According to a release, Nancy Rose Performance is “workout wear that is as functional and comfortable as it is fashionable.” The gym is at 1 Bay Street. 

Recorded Deeds: 07.06.17

Recorded Deeds: 07.06.17

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
By
Star Staff

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Southwest Capital to S. Pomeroy, 2 Sea Farm Court, .5 acre, May 5, $1,800,000.

Two Trees Farm Development to K. Diamond, 14 Two Trees Lane, 1.8 acres, May 8, $7,400,000.

P. Tooker and C. Ward to M. Thomas, 47 Corwith Ave, .17 acre, May 19, $1,275,000.

County of Suffolk to M. Schulte, 53 Sunrise Ave, .15 acre (vacant), March 28, $115,000.

 

EAST HAMPTON

R. and B. White and to D. and L. Busker, 25 North Hollow Drive, .93 acre, May 5, $1,535,000.

W. Haney to 721 Hand’s Creek Road, 721 Hand’s Creek Road, 1.19 acres, May 8, $802,000.

J. and E. Lorell to M. and S. Kidd, 28 Springwood Way, .4 acre, May 22, $1,725,000.

C. Ross to Y. and A. Klayman, 6 Valley Street, May 12, $837,500.

L. and D. Bates (by executor) to C. Gasby, 198 Two Holes of Water Road, 10.9 acres, April 20, $2,000,000.

Minnick and Hraba, et al., to G. Bruno and B. Moffitt, 174 Queen’s Lane, .63 acre (vacant), May 12, $240,000.

Sand Highway L.L.C. to Washpark L.L.C., 2 Washington Avenue, .23 acre, April 17, $1,200,000.

F. Tarsia to M. Hall, 12 Neighborhood House Drive, .5 acre, May 12, $280,000.

S. Grover to R. MacDonald and Clinton, 8 Neighborhood House Drive, .5 acre, March 15, $1,175,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

H. Belles to R. Scully Trust, 62 David’s Lane, .5 acre, May 19, $3,995,000.

B. McErlean to F. Simard, 42 Egypt Close, .12 acre (vacant), May 19, $25,000.

 

MONTAUK

D. and C. Padgett to K. and S. Duncan, 179 West Lake Drive, .4 acre, May 23, $834,000.

D. and E. Kramer to Yookylyos Realty Co., 4 South Gibson Place, .67 acre, May 9, $1,200,000.

R. and J. Attilio Trusts to G. Luckjiff and Wulfsohn, 69 Cleveland Drive, .29 acre, April 3, $975,000.

 

NOYAC

Dawson Development and Cade to A. and L. Cona Trust, 34 Noyack Bay Avenue, .56 acre, May 23, $3,900,000.

S. and M. Rinaldi to A. and R. Cornachio, 45 Windermere Drive, .17 acre, Nov. 9, $735,000.

M. and M. Reuter to J. McDonough and J. Fasul, 70 Wildwood, .58 acre, May 4, $945,000.

E.B. Head (by executor) to BMPP Holdings L.L.C., 4108 Noyac Road, 1.8 acres, May 12, $1,150,000.

B. and M. Robinson by referee to U.S. Bank Trust National Association, 58 Island View Drive, 1.2 acres, April 25, $1,393,592.

VAC Irrevocable Trust to Shiplap Ltd.,  51 Joel’s Lane, .51 acre, May 11, $2,150,000.

 

SAGAPONACK

Ranch Court L.L.C. to Home on the Ranch L.L.C., 18A Ranch Court, 3.11 acres, May 12, $4,420,000.

SPRINGS

A. Dietz to C. and E. Segerstrom, 104 Rutland Road, .43 acre, April 26, $682,000.

Peartree Holdings to E. and L. O’Brien, 35 King’s Point Road, .42 acre, May 19, $995,000.

R. Ranno to J. Chen and T. Gunter, 26 Bruce Lane, .23 acre, May 5, $680,000.

A. Gianis to Z. and C. Allentuck, 114 Three Mile Harbor-Hog Creek Road, 1.12 acres, May 19, $400,000.

 

WAINSCOTT

N. Spencer to A.G. Manim, 64 Beach Lane, 1.55 acres, April 25, $10,000,000.

 

WATER MILL

P. Calamita to T. Lam and L. Yu, 1199 Montauk Highway, 1.01 acres, March 29, $665,000.

M. Maran Trust to 334 Cobb Road L.L.C., 334 Cobb Road, 1.2 acres, April 26, $6,000,000.

Maran and Yoder Trusts to 336 Cobb Road L.L.C., 336 Cobb Road, .68 acre (vacant), April 26, $2,000,000.

R.T. and S. and P. Maran to 320 Cobb Road L.L.C., 320 Cobb Road, .93 acre, April 26, $6,000,000.

L. P. and L.L.C. Maran Trust to 318 Cobb Road L.L.C., 318 Cobb Road, .64 acre (vacant), April 26, $2,000,000.

L. P. Maran II Trust and L.P. to 324 Cobb Road L.L.C., 324 Cobb Road, .83 acre, April 26, $6,000,000.

Maran Trusts and L.P.s to 316 Cobb Road L.L.C., 316 Cobb Road, .32 acre (vacant), April 26, $1,500,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Busy at Kirna Zabete

Busy at Kirna Zabete

Exclusive in-store happenings
By
Star Staff

Kirna Zabete, a women’s fashion boutique in East Hampton, is busy getting ready for exclusive in-store happenings. Tomorrow through Sunday, Armarium, a luxury women’s clothing rental site, will take up shop there, and on July 21 and 22, Miaou Jeans will be on hand with new pieces to be showcased for the first time in the store. 

On July 28, the jewelry brand Of Rare Origin will join with the actress Candice Bergen to help customers personalize a selection of handbags. Events will continue practically every weekend through Aug. 17. The shop is at 66 Newtown Lane.

Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop in Amagansett

Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop in Amagansett

Gwyneth Paltrow's goop MRKT in Amagansett opens Saturday through Aug. 20.
Gwyneth Paltrow's goop MRKT in Amagansett opens Saturday through Aug. 20.
Goop MRKT
A summer pop-up opening in Amagansett on Saturday
By
Star Staff

Goop, a lifestyle brand founded by the actress Gwyneth Paltrow, will open a summer pop-up in Amagansett on Saturday. 

Located at 145 Main Street in a 100-year-old cottage, goop MRKT (yes, that’s goop with a lower-case G) will be stocked with home and fashion goods, which will include resort, swim, beauty, and wellness items. “The design concept revolves around a general store re-imagined as goop’s summer residence, inspired by the idyllic, and slightly eccentric, estates and gardens of the English seaside,” according to a release.

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The shop will be open through Aug. 20, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. And who knows, shoppers at the market may just run into Ms. Paltrow herself; she has a house in Amagansett. 

Design Awards From New Mag

Design Awards From New Mag

The East End Design Awards will be judged by an independent panel of top design professionals in categories of architecture, interiors, and landscape design.
The East End Design Awards will be judged by an independent panel of top design professionals in categories of architecture, interiors, and landscape design.
Jason Schmidt
By
Jackie Pape

Multimillion-dollar houses, lush gardens, and crystal-clear pools are ubiquitous in much of the Hamptons, and a new magazine promises to showcase some of the architects and interior, landscape, and pool designers who create them. The magazine is called End and it will present East End Design Awards in 12 categories. Submissions are due by Friday, July 7.

“Basically, it’s an awards program for interesting design on the East End,” said Levi Shaw-Faber, the producer of the magazine. “There is an independent panel of judges who are really top designers in their respective fields.”

The judges come from three nationally known firms: Deborah Berke Partners, Roman and Williams Buildings and Interiors, and Coen+Partners, which have each won a National Design Award from the Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. 

Deborah Berke Partners, which is based in Manhattan, is noted for the Rockefeller Art Center at the State University at Fredonia, the interiors of the 432 Park Avenue building in New York City, and innumerable houses, including many on the East End. Ms. Berke is the dean of the Yale School of Architecture. 

Roman and Williams Buildings and Interiors is also New York based. It specializes in “blending historical elements with modern references,” according to the End magazine website. Listed among Architectural Digest’s top 100 designers, it has designed a residence for Gwyneth Paltrow, the James Beard restaurant Le Coucou, and the lobbies of Hotel Emma and the Standard Hotel.

Coen+Partners is a landscape architecture firm based in Minneapolis, which has been commissioned by universities, public libraries, and city parks among other institutions, as well as having designed landscapes for private residences. 

“All of the judges judge all of the projects,” Mr. Shaw-Faber said. “For instance, landscape architects will look at interior design.” 

Award-winners and honorable mentions will be given at least one full page in End, with larger projects receiving a two-page spread. The magazine will be inserted in The East Hampton Star and also distributed separately from South­ampton to Montauk. 

The categories to be judged include: New single-family house under­ and over 5,000 square feet; non-residential project (retail, gallery, restaurant, hotel, inn, nightclub, museum, school, etc.); unbuilt architectural project; green intervention; residential kitchen, bathroom, living room, and art space in a residence, and outdoor living space, landscape, garden, or pool. 

The entry fee for each submission is $150 and multiple submissions will be accepted. Submissions are to include a horizontal photo of the work or project, its title, and up to 150 words describing it. Winners will be invited to an awards event on Aug. 24, and will receive an engraved trophy. Further information is on the magazine’s website: eastenddesignawards.com.