AMAGANSETT

K and J of Amagansett L.L.C. to D. and S. Sonenberg, 14 Private Road, .44 acre, May 25, $3,050,000.

D. Thaler Family Trust to D. and J. Rothfeld, 11 Pond Park Place, 1.38 acres, March 27, $1,200,000.

J. O’Mara to D. and J. Limonius, 5 Deep Wood Lane, 1.87 acres, May 15, $272,180.  

R. Caudwell to Fantini 2006 Trust, 93 Schellinger Road, .55 acre, May 17, $1,400,000.

11 Hamptons Real Estate to P. Rosenblum and K. Tallon, 39 Hedges Lane, .32 acre, May 10, $5,495,000.

M. Pommier and C. Jensen to S. Rizzo, 83 Gardiner Drive, .14 acre, April 28, $1,750,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

M. Mott and T. Saposhnik to 1224 Sagg L.L.C., 1224 Sagg Road, 1.67 acres (vacant), April 25, $715,000.

CVR First L.L.C. to R. and A. Horwitz, 28 Barn Lane, .7 acre, May 8, $4,050,000.

C. Johnides Trust to First Chester Associates, 54 Chester Avenue, .34 acre, May 1, $1,375,000.

EAST HAMPTON 

J. Bermeo to O. Sigcha, 4 Crystal Drive, .45 acre, May 2, $340,000.

D.L. Talmage Inc. to K.M. Farrell Real Estate, 10 Sherrill Foster’s Path, 1 acre, Jan. 25, $1,125,000.

J. Simon to Buchenroth and Pantelaki, 20 Blue Jay Way, .46 acre, April 12, $800,000.

U.S. Bank National Association to 137 Stephen Hand’s Path, 137 Stephen Hands Path, 1.88 acres, April 27, $540,000.

Carnesecchi and Mendiola to Sharkness Realty L.L.C., 5 Longboat Lane, 1 acre, May 2, $1,565,000.

U.S. Bank National Association to A. and M. Waltz, 25 High Point Road, .62 acre, April 17, $576,296.

P. Travis to R. Mele Jr. Trust, 23 Settlers Landing Lane, .49 acre, April 24, $785,000.

MHR 37 L.L.C. to Gayebird L.L.C., 37 Mile Hill Road, 1.92 acres, April 21, $2,600,000.

L. Musallam Attalla to K. Danoher, 17 Long Hill Road, 1.5 acres, May 17, $2,000,000.

M and T Bank to R. Lin and S. Kim, 21 Bull Run, 1.93 acres, March 10, $980,000. 

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

P. and S. Bistrian to R. Horowitz and Nachman, 5 Maidstone Avenue, .23 acre, May 5, $2,775,000.

MONTAUK

County of Suffolk to J.L. Farrell Real Estate, 36 Sanger Place, .17 acre (vacant), March 2, $500,000.

E. Galcik (by executors) to F. and K. Wide, 51 Ditch Plains Road, .46 acre, May 3, $900,000.

D. and M. Novitt to P. Lynn, 64 Stuyvesant Drive, .19 acre, May 5, $1,410,000.

NORTH HAVEN

R. and L. Marooney to Y. and N. Hechter, 9 Stock Farm Lane, 1.91 acres, May 5, $1,600,000.

H. and E. Caulfield to VEMBEC 2 L.L.C., 12 Thistle Patch Road and lot 21, .11 acre, April 7, $1,200,000.

NOYAC

Bank of N.Y. Mellon to Lexhar L.L.C., 9 Locust Lane, 1.02 acres, Feb. 24, $660,000.

R. and R. Principe to DAS Properties L.L.C., 10 Oak Road, .13 acre, April 10, $400,000.

R. Principe to A. Schiff, 8 Oak Road, .1 acre (vacant), April 10, $375,000.

K. Greatrex to L. Marcais and I. Bouzali, 1180 Middle Line Highway, .46 acre, April 7, $2,150,000.

SAG HARBOR

F. Wilks to A. Brandt and L. Dusky, 24 Lincoln Street, .57 acre, May 9, $975,000.

SPRINGS

G. Lombardi to R. Wellner, 224 King’s Point Road, .41 acre, April 7, $1,800,000.

C. and L. Ferris and K. Biolsi to M. and O. Chousa, 21 Renfrew Lane, .5 acre, May 12, $515,000.

N. Rosenthal (by executor) to Tsibiridis and Defronze, 137 Copeces Lane, .57 acre, May 11, $375,000.

WATER MILL

181 Roses Grove L.L.C. to J. and F. Hecht, 181 Roses Grove Road, .92 acre, April 20, $3,075,000.

28 Mill Farm Lane L.L.C. to J. Podell, 28 Millfarm Lane, .77 acre, May 1, $3,800,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

From fishing to ferries, and now cruises, one longtime Montauk business seems to have a boat for all reasons. 

For the first time, this summer the Viking Fleet, which has been in Montauk since 1936, will offer four cruises for all ages every day, and unlike the other outings the fleet is known for, these will not be about fishing. 

“We wanted to try something altogether different,” Capt. Paul Forsberg, the fleet’s owner, said this week. “This is something that isn’t available in the town, and there’s a market for this.” 

Upon realizing that many people were looking for shorter rides that were not centered around fishing, Captain Forsberg decided to try to fill the gap. And because he needed a boat to do the job, he decided to rebuild the last boat designed by his grandfather, who was a naval architect. 

“It was on its way to the graveyard, and we rescued it and rebuilt it,” Captain Forsberg said. 

Although the total refit includes a new engine and new wiring, the steering wheel of the 65-foot Viking Classic had been a gift to Captain Forsberg’s grandfather Paul G. Forsberg. “He designed racing sailboats too,” Captain Forsberg said. “And one of the boats won a couple of races, and they took the steering wheel off and gave it to him.” 

After years of keeping the wheel as a memento, Captain Forsberg thought it was appropriate to put it on the newly rebuilt boat. It bears the names and birthdates of all the men in the Forsberg family, from his grandfather down to his youngest grandson, who is 7 years old. 

Now, with all of the amenities of a new boat, but with an old-time feel, the Viking Classic is ready to take around 40 passengers on the water for about two-hour boat rides. Viking Fleet is also working with Lynn’s Hula Hut, who will serve food and signature cocktails on board the Viking Classic, which has a full bar and tables on the main deck.

The first morning trip, Cruise & Splash, will take adults and children around Montauk from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Upon anchoring in either Fort Pond Bay or Lake Montauk, passengers will get a chance to jump into the refreshing water to swim or snorkel before heading back. 

For naturalists and sightseers alike, at 2 p.m., the Eco & Lighthouse Cruise will sail off for a unique two-hour adventure. “We will pull up lobster traps and we will have a touch tank for the kids,” Mr. Forsberg said. “They can see fish, and lobsters, and crabs, and we will give them gloves so they can help and be a part of it.” The captain of the boat also studied marine biology and will be able to explain everything that is caught.

In the early evening, there will be a Happy Hour Cruise from 4 to 5:30 p.m., and a Sunset Cocktail Cruise after, from 6:30 to 8:30. For more information and pricing details, visit vikingfleet.com. 

Correction: The website address has been corrected. 

AMAGANSETT

ARG SPV IV L.L.C. to Jasper Wolf L.L.C., 9 Southwood Court, 2.12 acres (vacant), April 28, $1,300,000.

M. Beldock (by executor) to Brohaus, L.L.C., 45 Abram’s Landing Road, .54 acre, April 27, $1,600,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Merchants Path L.L.C. to 25 Merchants L.L.C., 25 Merchants Path, 1.84 acres (vacant), March 28, $850,000.

Hampton 30 L.L.C. to A. and M. Brody, 30 Chester Avenue, .33 acre, April 28, $3,432,000.

EAST HAMPTON 

C. Lipomi (by executor) to Beyond Builders Inc., 172 Springy Banks Road, .35 acre (vacant), April 14, $375,000.

J. Furth to T. Stack-Babich, 24 Duke Drive, 1.18 acres, May 4, $1,350,000.

G. and K. Klauss to S. Ng and K. Stone, 3 Wooded Oak Lane, .61 acre, April 14, $2,400,000.

P. Marengi to A. and M. Bokkenheuser, 95 Accabonac Road, .35 acre, April 18, $999,999

Inkberry Street L.L.C. to A. Groothuis, 25 Inkberry Street, .3 acre, March 21, $3,062,200.

N. Kingson to C. and M. Kane, 64 Huckleberry Lane April 26, $1,050,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

R. Humiston III Trust to A. and C. Florence, 89 Middle Lane, 1 acre, April 24, $6,285,000.

MONTAUK

J. Pryor to 246 East Lake L.L.C., 60 Bryan Road, .5 acre, April 7, $1,100,000.

NOYAC

E. Karp and S. Kessler to 14 Park Sag L.L.C., 14 Park Avenue, .86 acre, Dec. 9, $1,660,000.

K. Warren to Harbor Drive Real Estate, 41 Harbor Drive, Baypoint, .44 acre, April 18, $1,850,000.

SAG HARBOR

L. Campbell (by executor) to 36 Fordham Holdings, 36 Fordham Street, .69 acre, March 20, $480,000.

SPRINGS

I. Villa, et al. (by referee) to Federal Home Loan Mortgage, 6 Lincoln Ave, .39 acre, Feb. 15, $553,228.

P. Schenck to 205TMH L.L.C., 205 Three Mile Harbor-Hog Creek Road, .73 acre, April 28, $1,700,001.

Scanlon, et al. (by referee) to U.S. Bank National Association, 179 Gardiner Avenue, .23 acre, April 10, $672,585.

WAINSCOTT

Hampton Landscopes to East Gate Investors, 30 East Gate Road, .68 acre (vacant), April 28, $750,000.

WATER MILL

K. Seigerman to MA 280 WM L.L.C., 280 Roses Grove Road, 4.64 acres, April 27, $4,125,000.

100 Halsey Lane South to Halsey Lane Real Estate L.L.C., 100 Halsey Lane South, 1.2 acres, April 24, $10,000,000.

Hall and Sommerville Hall to KDT Alpine Properties, 34 Bay Lane, 1.75 acres, May 2, $11,250,000.

S. Senter Trust to 117 Cobb Isle Road, 117 Cobb Isle Road, 1.21 acres, April 25, $12,000,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Fancy.com at Montauk Beach House

This weekend the Montauk Beach House is hosting fancy.com, a New York e-commerce site, for a three-day shopping event showcasing various products and retailers across fashion, beauty, fitness, nutrition, home, and more. 

The photo-sharing web store and mobile app will have items on hand from such vendors as Parker NY, Neat Nutrition, Schiller Bikes, Red Carter, Jurlique, Bella Vita, DishesOnly, Kiwano, and LifeBEAM. Ric Pipino, a “celebrity hairstylist,” will be on hand to work his magic, too. 

The event will happen Friday from noon to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Entrepreneur Award

Michael Nardy of Sag Harbor, the chief economics officer of Electronic Payments, has been named a New York finalist for the Entrepreneur of the Year Award from EY, a multinational professional services organization, formerly Ernst & Young.

Electronic Payments is a privately held payment and transaction company that serves businesses in all types of industries and “acquires new clients through a network of agent banks, sales agents, and independent sales offices,” according to a release from the EY, the organization that founded the awards program. Electronic Payments has offices in Calverton, Boca Raton, Fla., and Washington State, and serves businesses around the world.

Under Mr. Nardy’s leadership, the company has seen “six office expansions and three acquisitions,” according to EY. It is the 34th largest merchant acquirer in the United States.

New York award winners, chosen for excellence in financial performance, innovation, and “personal commitment to their businesses and communities,” will be announced next Thursday at the New York Marriott Marquis. A national winner will be announced in November.  

AMAGANSETT

J. and K. Wirth to Venice II L.L.C., 154 Cranberry Hole Road, 1.53 acres, May 15, $3,900,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Fairhills One L.L.C. to Sheffield Capital, 6 Shady Path, .95 acre, April 7, $4,050,000.

EAST HAMPTON

G. Doomany to S. Meyer, 197 Stephen Hand’s Path, .88 acre, April 18, $905,000.

D. Wilson to 13 Scallop L.L.C., 13 Scallop Avenue, .55 acre, April 27, $650,000.

Kruger Industrial Smoothing to DCAR L.L.C., 8 Albertine’s Lane, .67 acre, April 27, $2,400,000.

J. Chambers to M. Matza, 135 Bull Path, 1.93 acres, April 17, $1,559,000.

C. and M. Kane to Old NW Bird L.L.C., 41 Old Northwest Road, 4.66 acres, April 25, $2,035,000.

J. Connolly to S. Powell and K. Kapron, 4 Harbor Street, .42 acre, April 17, $1,350,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

M. and L. Alfano to S. Zambotti, 24 Stratton Square and 300-185-1-9, .29 acre, May 1, $1,367,000.

MONTAUK

D. and S. Freidel to B. Pollack, 128 Tuthill Road, .12 acre, March 6, $902,000.

SAG HARBOR

M. Palumbo Jr. to C. Kaplan, 12 East Union Street, .23 acre, April 28, $3,400,000.

40 Franklin L.L.C. to J. Shaw and S. Se, 40 Franklin Avenue, .3 acre, April 18, $1,995,000.

J. Longmire and E. Turel to A. Rinaldi, 169 Bay Street, .17 acre, April 6, $1,300,000.

A. and S. Baker to 18 Howard Street L.L.C., 18 Howard Street, .23 acre, April 21, $3,850,000.

SPRINGS

M. and M. Roberts to C. Potter, 320 King’s Point Road, .49 acre, May 2, $1,500,000.

B. Fontane-Howard to Not Lazy Point L.L.C., 145 Norfolk Drive, .5 acre, May 10, $655,000.

C. and L. King and D. Tikkanen to Richardson and Postlethwaite, 76 and 74 School Street, .64 acre, April 24, $675,000.

WAINSCOTT

Bruce H. Bromberg L.L.C. to 340 Montauk Highway, 340 Montauk Highway, .58 acre, May 1, $2,000,000.

WATER MILL

P. Pacifico to D. and S. Djaha, 29 Deer Run, .98 acre, April 28, $3,162,500.

CMR and VTG Realty to Pellegrini and Schwartz, 77 Lower Seven Ponds Road, .44 acre, May 15, $1,278,400.

C. Lahitette to VR1982 and Dolf Holdings, 392 Montauk Highway, .76 acre, April 6, $280,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Trunk Show at Grey Gardens

Jennifer Fisher will hold a jewelry trunk show on Friday, June 30, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the iconic Grey Gardens in East Hampton. The event, which is presented by Amex Platinum, will include various designs by Ms. Fisher, who has an online shop and one on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Those wishing to attend have been asked to email [email protected]. 

Grey Gardens, which is on the market for $18 million, was made famous by the documentary by the same name about Big and Little Edie Beale, whose story later inspired a movie and a musical. It is on West End Road. 

Windswept in Sag Harbor

A new hair salon is coming to Sag Harbor. Windswept by the Sea Salon specializes in cuts, color, and styling for men, women, and children. In addition to hair services, the salon boutique features organic hair serums, oils and hair perfumes, vegan lip balms, and soy wax candles. The store, at 51 Division Street, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments can be booked by calling 631-889-4154. 

St. Frank Heads East

St. Frank, an artisanal textile and home decor company, is opening its first East Coast store in East Hampton. The pop-up is in Swaystudio’s 78 on Main Street. The store has a permanent location in San Franciso and pop-ups in Los Angeles and Palo Alto, Calif. It features unique vintage furniture, the brand’s signature art, soft goods, and gifts. Additionally, exclusive in-store-only brand collaborations, such as Gary Linden x St. Frank surfboards, will be showcased throughout the summer. The store will be open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Busy at Elements Fitness

There is a lot happening at Elements Fitness in East Hampton this summer. Starting tomorrow, the studio at 68 Newtown Lane, Suite 6, launches its summer stand-up paddle sessions, which combine paddling and barre techniques. 

Also this weekend, Glam + Go will begin offering blow-drying and hairstyling services at stations in the fitness studio. 

Looking ahead to next Thursday, Elements Fitness Studio’s retail boutique will have an activewear collection trunk show. Heroine Sport will take over the boutique and showcase its clothing from 9 a.m. to noon. On Friday, June 30, Eric Javits, a designer and jewelry brand, will have a trunk show for the brand Same Sky from 9 a.m. to noon. 

Fuel Good Protein and Harmless Harvest will do a trunk show and tasting on July 4 from 9 a.m. to noon, and the Tory Burch store will join Elements for an event on July 6. Guests who attend the 3:30 p.m. Elements barre class will get a Tory Sport gift and are invited to an exclusive shopping event at the Tory Burch store across Newtown Lane afterward, where there will be discounts, juice tastings, and giveaways.

AMAGANSETT

T. Fantini and Trusts M. and T. to Jaffe, 82 Hedges Lane, .49 acre, April 17, $3,150,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

B. Dennis and C. Rocco to M. and L. Kass, 590 Lumber Lane, 1 acre, March 24, $4,350,000.

Francese and Flannery to 67 Lockwood JV L.L.C., 67 Lockwood Avenue, .32 acre, April 10, $1,353,000.

EAST HAMPTON 

L. Schaefer (by devisee) to 41114 L.L.C., 41 Route 114, 1 acre, April 19, $2,400,000.

S. Kimball Trust to S. Casey and E. Kihlstrom, 35 Milina Drive, .38 acre, April 17, $1,200,000.

A. Brown to G. Egleston, et al., 2 Old Pine Drive, 1.67 acres (vacant), March 10, $720,469.

I. Cid Sirgado (by executor) to M. Levenson, 27 Bull Run, 1.93 acre, April 7, $1,750,000.

J. Conforti to J. and C. Helfand, 6 Cedar Trail, 1 acre, March 17, $1,150,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

K. Ashby to Pangolin Ventures, 177 Main Street, .28 acre, April 13, $3,600,000.

J. and L. Tuohy to 8 Borden Lane L.L.C., 8 Borden Lane, .69 acre, April 4, $4,250,000.

MONTAUK

F. and D. Donohue to M. and K. Kirkwood, 18 Gannet Drive, .17 acre (vacant), Feb. 22, $445,000.

County of Suffolk to Town of East Hampton, 1.8 acres (underwater land), Jan. 20, $3,520.

Vlasaty and Ruta Vlasaty to East Coast Management, 23 Fort Pond Road, Unit 58, April 11, $535,000.

NOYAC

M. and L. Ghetu to B. and M. Woelk, 48 Bay View Drive West, .29 acre, April 14, $660,000.

A. and M. Zapin to A. Sherman, 48 Island View Drive, .55 acre, March 24, $830,000.

SAG HARBOR

J. and M. Harwood to R. and W. Cleary, 26 Archibald Way, .51 acre, March 30, $1,300,000.

SPRINGS

P. and M. Browne to G. Cooper and E. DeCarlo, 46 Runnymede Drive, .46 acre, April 12, $900,000.

R. and M. Ketcham to A. McCaughan and Gilbert, 101 Gerard Drive, April 21, $1,800,000.

County of Suffolk to Town of East Hampton, Fireplace Road, .04 acre (vacant), Jan. 20, $698.

WAINSCOTT

County of Suffolk to Town of East Hampton, 128 Merchants Path, .94 acre (vacant), Jan. 20, $471.

County of Suffolk to Town of East Hampton, 123 Merchants Path, 6.1 acres (vacant), Jan. 20, $2,701.

WATER MILL

Passbro L.L.C. to A. and V. Shtainer, 1348 Deerfield Road, 5.66 acres (vacant), March 31, $1,360,000.

P. Donaher Jr. to J. Witt, 64 Upper Seven Ponds Road, 1.01 acres, April 18, $2,225,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

New on Newtown 

A new clothing store has arrived. After a successful pop-up in East Hampton last summer, Anthony Thomas Melillo has opened his second brick-and-mortar store, ATM, at 20 Newtown Lane. The store will highlight the brand’s minimalist approach to style, according to a release. Men’s and women’s pre-fall 2017 collections are featured, as well as items available only in the store. 

Big Flower’s Back

Big Flower, an apparel and accessories brand, has opened for a second season in East Hampton as well. The store features men’s and women’s collections and lifestyle products. It is also debuting the Little Flower Collection, a new line for boys. 

At 23 Newtown Lane, the shop will display work by local artists. Its hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Elliman Goes Big

Drivers may soon notice Douglas Elliman Real Estate advertisements on Long Island Expressway billboards and wrapped around Hampton Jitney buses. The campaign, “It’s Time for Elliman,” hopes to spread a message about the emotional and financial importance of real estate transactions, according to a release.  The company, which has offices and brokers in all the South Fork villages and hamlets, says the ads are designed to celebrate diversity in America and underscore how its sales agents help guide clients when they are buying a house.

Conservancy Campaign

The eastern Long Island chapter of the Nature Conservancy has launched its first-ever water quality awareness campaign, joining the conservancy’s New York City campaign. Announced last Thursday, the “Depends On Us” campaign emphasizes the importance of water quality by showcasing everyday activities that depend on clean water. It will present broadcast, print, and radio messages, with video content available at Nature.org/DependsOnU

BRIDGEHAMPTON

K. Brand to Bridge Hill L.L.C., 19 Bridge Hill Lane .92 acre, April 19, $2,000,000.

J. Bocos and R. Oben to B. Frank, 82 Sea Farm Lane .27 acre, March 30, $1,230,000.

F. and E. Russo Trust to E. Lederman, 4 Ludlow Green, .65 acre, April 17, $1,455,000.

EAST HAMPTON 

A. and A. Testa to M. Parlato, 260 Abraham’s Path, .41 acre, April 20, $1,150,000.

M. Lester to 515 Huntting Avenue, 43 Miller Lane West, 1.25 acres, March 31, $995,000.

H. De Castro to M. Carlozzi, 25 Three Mile Harbor Road, .5 acre, April 10, $643,500.

132 Town Lane L.L.C. to W. and L. Heicklen, 132 Town Lane .56 acre, Dec. 5, $1,825,000.

A. Brebner to A. Marshall and DeMartin, 11 Deer Lane .52 acre, April 17, $808,000.

MONTAUK

J. Prince (by referee) to JPMorgan Chase Bank, 236 Edgemere Street, unit 210, March 2, $313,795.

R. Crespi to Sterling Lane East, 201 Old Montauk Highway, 1.32 acres (vacant), April 19, $3,675,000.

NOYAC

M. Hemmer to J. Loren and W. Santacroce, 41 Rosewood Drive, .42 acre, March 27, $700,000.

Berman 2001 Trust to W. and K. Fradin, 1480 Noyac Path, 3.88 acres, March 30, $2,300,000.

A. Nathan to J. and M. Badilla, 60 Bluff Point Road, .63 acre, April 21, $1,500,000.

D. Hand to E. Hecht-Wadds, 8 Forrest Street, .38 acre, April 27, $1,100,000.

SAG HARBOR

J. and C. Welteroth to F. Lemieux and M. Nellos, 38 Jermain Ave, .47 acre, April 13, $1,225,000.

Gasby and Smith to K and J of Amagansett, 18 Sound View Drive, .61 acre, April 20, $7,750,000.

SAGAPONACK

296 Merchants Path to S. Spolansky, 296 Merchants Path, .97 acre, April 21, $3,065,000.

SPRINGS

T. Dobris to Town of East Hampton, 6 King’s Point Road, .44 acre, March 24, $925,000.

PMT NPL Financing to A. and L. Cassino, 100 Fort Pond Boulevard, .46 acre, April 17, $470,000.

L. Rudolph-Gilliam to J. Trentacoste, 10 15th Street, .37 acre, April 4, $555,000.

J. Tashman to R. Izzo and A. Andenmatten, 29 Harbor Boulevard, .25 acre, April 21, $550,000.

T. Lind to J. Esposito, 65 Sandra Road, .48 acre, April 17, $594,000.

L. Marsicano to Rodriguez and Williamson, 16 Birdie Lane .92 acre, April 7, $1,300,000.

WAINSCOTT

Wainscott Development to Wainscott Realty L.L.C., 28 East Gate Road, .7 acre (vacant), April 13, $745,000.

WATER MILL

First Grade Real Estate to I. and F. Simmonds, 554 Mecox Road, .94 acre, April 17, $4,200,000.

Langman 2010 Trust to Kisland L.L.C., 1320 Flying Point Road, .37 acre, April 24, $13,458,333.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Chaser on Main

Chaser, a Los Angeles clothing brand, opened a new pop-up store at 75 Main Street in East Hampton Village. The brand describes itself as a “contemporary clothing line dedicated to the evolution of style” that mixes “European taste-makers with casual modernity.”

The East Hampton location is Chaser’s second retail store and its first on the East Coast, but it is in department stores and online at places like Shopbop and Revolve. The shop sells clothing for women, men, and kids. It will be open through October in East Hampton, Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Flying Point Flies East

Flying Point Surf Shop has opened a new store in Montauk. Located at 33 the Plaza, the boutique sells men’s and women’s clothing, eyewear, and swimwear. Among the brands it carries are Vans, Amuse, Vissla, LSpace, Wildfox, Herschel, Ray-Ban, and Persol. The Montauk shop is open Monday through Friday from 9:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. Beginning in July it will be open from 8:45 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekends. 

Men’s Apparel in Montauk 

Adam Mar, a men’s apparel, accessories, and home store, is now open in Montauk at 54 South Erie Avenue, where J+P Pools once was. According to a release, the brand incorporates active apparel with fit and style so that men can seamlessly move from urban to beach to mountain life. It is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Italian Style

 The Peserico-Peruffo family, who own seven shops in Italy and several in Asia and Europe, has opened their first shop in the United States on Newtown Lane, East Hampton.

 Started by Maria Peserico in 1962 in Vicenza, Italy, the business won the Apollo d’Oro from the European Chamber of Commerce that year for best craftsmanship and “for the excellent quality and results achieved by the company.” That symbol became the logo of the business.

The East Hampton shop has stocked one example of each of its styles in the most frequently sold sizes, and Hailey Nielsen, the manager, or Jacqueline Plaza, the assistant manager, would have to send to Italy if a customer requested another. 

The women worked together for three years at Elie Tahari on Main Street. They were recruited to work at Peserico, a reunion of sorts. The Peserico line includes dresses, jackets, trousers, and blouses produced in Italy from blends of rough linen and silk georgette, light organdy, and cotton jacquard. Colors inspired by the landscape of Cornedo Vicentino, the shop’s birthplace, range from robin’s-egg blue to blue-gray or milky tones and to shades of beige and pink.