The distance between East Hampton and Southold is about 21 miles, and I am happy to say that despite the proximity, the latter has not been Hamptonized. Of course, even if you are traveling by ferry, it can take more than an hour to reach one town from the other.
At the risk of self-aggrandizing, let me tell you what I did early Monday morning.
‘We all have issues . . .” a fellow player said as he surveyed us, the three of us being well along in life, following a recent tennis doubles match. Heads nodded.
When Memorial Day approached, my thoughts turned to Henry David Thoreau. Like him, I “want but little.” Where better to get in touch with nature and contemplate the meaning of life than our house in the Hamptons?
Beverly Bartfeld, an interior designer, has opened Indy Home, a furniture and accessories store, at 71 South Elmwood Avenue in Montauk. The shop features a curated collection of contemporary beach house-style furnishings, including couches, chairs, tabletop items, and throw pillows. The store is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
After moving with her family to Sag Harbor from New York City last August, Patricia Assui Reed was planning to take some time to settle in to her new home before following through on her business idea: to open a retail store that sells clothing, housewares, and art created by women.
The Springs General Store, the historical market and gathering place on Old Stone Highway, is for sale for $2.9 million.
AMAGANSETT
A. Cohen and A. Hawker to Town of East Hampton, 34 Laurel Hill Lane, 1.76 acres (vacant), April 12, $950,000.
K. Wynne to 66 CHTD L.L.C., 66 Cross Highway to Devon, .9 acre (vacant), May 13, $750,000.
M. Seybert Trust to K. Picone Trust, 76 Scrimshaw Lane, 1.1 acres, Apr. 16, $1,300,000.
A. San Filippo to R. and M. St Jean, 10 Cliff Road, .28 acre, May 20, $1,957,000.
Still Remembered
Wainscott
July 15, 2019
Dear Editor,
Hot, Hot, Hot! Cars, Cars, Cars! Nothing to do but grin and bear it, and observe nature.
