Business

    The eagle has landed.

    After the surprising and unwelcome discovery in June that their lease at 14 Gingerbread Lane in East Hampton would not be renewed, Nancy and Tom Rowan, owners of the Golden Eagle, embarked on a search for a new location. Meanwhile, patrons of the local institution mourned the imminent loss of their go-to provider of fine art supplies, children’s art supplies and toys, and fun and unusual gifts. After a 30, then 50, then 75-percent-off sale, the store on Gingerbread Lane closed in mid-September.

AMAGANSETT

A. Hede to S. and J. Hirsch, 12 Pond Park Place, 1.68 acres, Aug. 8, $1,650,000.

R.N. Amagansett (by referee) to F.C.S.B. A Reo N.Y.-Retail, 542 and 548 Montauk Highway, .81 acre, Aug. 16, $1,127,000.

J. and A. Guilder Trusts to E. and C. Fagan, 41 Gardiner Drive, .23 acre, Aug. 1, $1,390,000.

I. and M. Gerberg, to D.J. Beach Home L.L.C., 73 Devon Road, .23 acre, June 28, $1,287,500.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

P. and L. Gubitosa to K.P.G. Construction Company, 16 Bridge Hill Lane, 1.13 acres (vacant), Aug. 23, $890,000.

AMAGANSETT

S. Ray and J. Crasky to 51 Miankoma L.L.C., 51 Miankoma Lane, .58 acre, Aug. 2, $1,700,000.

EAST HAMPTON

R. and J. Powell to S. amd M. Stein, 10 Addie Conklin Lane, .5 acre, Aug. 19, $1,236,000.

E. Petrie to The Three P Corp., 5 West Drive, .534 acre (vacant), Aug. 19, $195,000.

G. Nakano to L. Watinsky and Shenfeld, 31 Huckleberry Lane, Unit 29, Aug. 23, $702,500.

E. Rote to G. and V. Ching, 36 Springwood Way, July 18, $621,000.

AMAGANSETT

G. Elliott to Hispaniola Trust, 9 Shipwreck Drive, March 18, $2,200,000.

V. DeMai (by executor) to T. Kenniff and E. Record, 7 Schellinger Road, .49 acre, Aug. 12, $590,000.

J. Edwards II et al. to Lanes Contracting Ltd., 86 Meeting House Lane, March 12, $1,600,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

A. Goldin to R. Champagne Jr., 2595 Montauk Highway, .55 acre, Aug. 6, $1,230,000.

G. Atkins (by administrator) to K.L. Southampton L.L.C., 163 Hildreth Avenue, .54 acre, Aug. 13, $1,806,000

    If you picture the Hamptons Organic Beauty Bus as a spa on wheels, you would be almost right. Conceived and operated by Karen Clement, a former model born in Grenada, the idea for the enterprise is to deliver beauty services directly to the client’s home. The “bus,” actually a converted Ford Windstar sedan, is painted with a purple live bar code that, if scanned with a cellphone, takes potential customers directly to Ms. Clement’s Web site. The vehicle is used for delivery only, and is filled with the white cotton robes, candles, bamboo fronds, shells, and other paraphernalia Ms.

   Annette Azan-Baker, a fashion industry veteran who lives in Sag Harbor and North Carolina, has embarked on a new career, and is blazing through such uncharted territory that she hasn’t found a name yet for the service she performs. While, in essence, she guides clients through redesigning their homes and wardrobes, she doesn’t want to be called an interior decorator or personal shopper or image consultant or any of those other limiting names.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Rutschmann and Goddard to M. Chudaitov, 55 Merchants Path, 1.11 acres, July 23, $1,550,000.

EAST HAMPTON

R. Ahn to K. Johnson, 9 Settlement Court, 1.08 acres (vacant), Aug. 07, $750,000.

J. Grossman to S. Casper, 5 Tillinghast Place and lot 7, .33 acre (vacant), July 25, $275,000.

MONTAUK

R. and M. Lynn III to Schmidt and Frerer-Schmid, 10 Captain Balfour Way, 2 acres (vacant), Aug. 15, $1,450,000.

F. Robins to R. and D. Boyle, 23 Fort Pond Road, Unit 3, June 26, $470,000.

    Ted Delano, who calls himself a “digital cartographer,” has founded an online guide to the Hamptons — both as a Web site and an app — that he claims, surprisingly, has not been done anywhere else. According to his research, no one has yet created a “magazine quality” visual forum in cyberspace to showcase local businesses that “maps an entire community and is hand-curated.”

Bancorp to Acquire FNBNY

    Bridge Bancorp, the parent company of Bridgehampton National Bank, will acquire FNBNY Bancorp and its subsidiary, the First National Bank of New York. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014, subject to conditions including required regulatory approvals and approval of FNBNY’s shareholders.

AMAGANSETT

B. Krupinski to Kidd Construction and Farrell, 8 Old Station Place, .56 acre (vacant), July 24, $1,750,000.

J. Reiring to F. Petzel, 43 Beach Avenue, .3 acre, May 19, $1,445,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Sawgrass Properties to B. Centner and D. Barbee, 125 Meadows East, .92 acre, Apr. 30, $900,000.

Topping Investment Co. to 322 Ocean Road L.L.C., 322 Ocean Road, 19.4 acres (vacant), July 24, $25,000,000.

EAST HAMPTON

B. White to Flex Development L.L.C., 10 Livery Lane, .75 acre, July 30, $900,000.

On Friday a horde of bargain hunters descended upon an 11,000-square-foot mansion on Hedges Lane in Sagaponack. This wasn’t your average estate sale, but rather a “demolition sale,” an upscale free-for-all in which pretty much everything that wasn’t nailed down had to go.

AMAGANSETT

B. Avallone to Kidd Construction Company, 6 Old Station Place, .56 acre (vacant), July 24, $1,750,000.

J. Lazo to C. and C. Susanin, 25 Central Avenue, .23 acre, Aug. 2, $1,895,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Scuttle Pond and Hendrick to Scuttle Bridge L.L.C., 2166 Scuttle Hole Road, 16.6 acres (vacant), July 24, $5,000,000.

65 Narrow Lane Corp. to O. Pariente, 65 Narrow Lane, .46 acre, July 30, $1,750,000.

EAST HAMPTON

   Williamsburg, the Brooklyn neighborhood that exploded in popularity in the late 1990s, has come a long way — literally. As hopeful residents were priced out of its traditional borders, adjacent neighborhoods filled up and gentrified, pushing the neighborhood’s uber-cool phenomenon in every direction but west, where new high-rise buildings stop at the East River’s edge.

Bagel Texting

    Hampton Bagels, just past the railroad bridge on North Main Street in East Hampton Village, has started accepting orders by text. Although a number of  vendors have invited customers to fax in orders, this may be a first. The order number for texts is 631-805-1330. Orders can be sent to the shop’s app at zingenow.com.

Cellphones and Batteries

     Under a recently instituted New York State program, it is now possible to recycle cellphones and rechargeable batteries at several local retail shops.

AMAGANSETT

B. Avallone to Kidd Construction, 7 Old Station Place (vacant), July 19, $1,750,000.

EAST HAMPTON

J. Bermudez to C. Uchupaille, 9 Morris Park Lane, .4 acre, June 21, $295,000.

J. and A. Lundquist to B. Straumann, 81 North Woods Lane, .87 acre, June 30, $1,250,000.

L. Vaisman to R. and A. Tymann, 196 Treescape Drive, Unit 5C, June 19, $547,500.

M. Lindberg to D. and N. Fourgoux, 24 Mulford Avenue, .36 acre, July 22, $765,000.

MONTAUK

BRIDGEHAMPTON

B. Sidebotham to C. Arena and M. Mezzano, 2569 Montauk Highway, .56 acre, July 12, $1,060,000.

EAST HAMPTON

L. Walters (by executors) to E. and S. French, 1 Sammys Beach Road, .18 acre, July 10, $461,000.

A. Fried to J. Grossman, 5 Tillinghast Place and lot 7, .33 acre (vacant), July 11, $100,000.

A. Fried (by executor) to Jon Grossman Associates, 3 Tillinghast Place, .26 acre, July 11, $350,000.

MONTAUK

P. Griffith to J. and K. Campanella, 10 Holly Street, 1.7 acres, June 21, $1,100,500.

   Randy Meech, a resident of Shelter Island and Brooklyn and an avid fisherman, has recently developed an application, Tides Near Me. He usually uses his management and engineering skills to develop applications for large Internet-based companies. This, however, was seen as meeting a need, and so he took it on.

AMAGANSETT

J. and C. Fry to R. Lerner, 30 Private Road, .58 acre, July 5, $2,050,000.

M. Hayden and S. Grimaldi to HEJS7 L.L.C., 7 Devon Woods Close, 1.8 acres (vacant), June 27, $725,000.

M. Hayden to HEJS9 L.L.C., 9 Devon Woods Close, 1.6 acres (vacant), June 27, $725,000.

Amagansett Beach Box to Casa Di Bianco Sabia, 1932 Montauk Highway, .17 acre, July 1, $975,000.

J. Accardi Jr. to K. Law, 10 Hampton Lane, June 26, $1,550,000.

H. Abady to J. and C. Fry, 108 Central Avenue, .32 acre, June 28, $2,505,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

New Custom Cabinetry

    Smith River Kitchens, on Newtown Lane in East Hampton, has launched a custom line of cabinetry designed in-house and handcrafted in Lancaster, Pa. The line, called Smith River Collections, is inspired by American Shaker style and historic details and offers features specific to small kitchens and those looking to maximize storage space within a kitchen.

AMAGANSETT

S. Centeno to A. Panaretto, 111 Montauk Highway, .66 acre, June 14, $1,600,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

102Co. N.Y. L.L.C. to R. Rubin and Rubin Trusts, 31 The Bridge, 2.84 acres (vacant), June 10, $625,000.

W., P., and A. Diefenbach, to 414 Mitchell’s Lane L.L.C., 414 Mitchell’s Lane, 4.62 acres, June 21, $3,900,000.

EAST HAMPTON

S. Cantey (by executor) to D. Coffman, 35 Wooded Oak Lane, .55 acre, June 13, $640,000.

M. and P. Podell to Carnesecchi and Mendiola, 5 Longboat Lane, 1 acre, Apr. 5, $770,000.

   Bruce Weed didn’t start off as a computer repairman. His first calling was as a chef. Some may recall his restaurant, aptly named Bruce’s, in the Saga­ponack spot now occupied by Townline BBQ. He ran the eatery from 1978 to 1994 with his mother, and eventually his wife, Linda, who started as a sous chef there.

    “I worked 25 hours a day, and loved it. . . . There’s no bigger high than growing your own produce and cooking it.”

MindBody the Best

    For the second time, MindBody, an international tech company serving the health, beauty, and fitness industries with offices at Red Horse Plaza in East Hampton, is among “The 100 Best Places to Work” as ranked by Outside magazine. The magazine’s 2013 list puts MindBody, based in San Luis Obispo, Calif., at No. 56.

   At Kara Westerman’s memoir-writing workshop at the East Hampton Library in June there was a woman working on the life story of her sister, a famous film star; a published novelist recapturing memories of her childhood as an Army brat, and a visual artist creating a “transmedia” book. A whopping 30 memoirist wannabes signed up, 22 more than the maximum allowed.

AMAGANSETT

SWC SPV I L.L.C. to Rodrigo Carpentry Company,  411 Town Lane, 3 acres (vacant), Dec. 8, $1,040,000.

Kensington Realty Development to Hamptons Real Estate, 25 Handy Lane, .65 acre, June 11, $340,000.

J. and A. Magliocco to Amahand L.L.C., 108 Hand Lane, .61 acre, June 29, $3,150,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

Firstlot L.L.C. to FJI The Bridge L.L.C., 2 Checkered Path, 2.98 acres (vacant), June 24, $4,000,000.

L. and R. Freeman Trust to P. and P. Devine, 1 Aelfies Way, .56 acre, May 23, $1,400,000.

We may be suffering from Montauk fatigue, what with the hamlet featuring prominently in the news from club goings-on to parking mayhem, but it behooves us to note that real estate there is undergoing as much a resurgence as the hamlet’s motels and eating establishments

AMAGANSETT

G. and A. Lupo to Gone Further L.L.C., 256 Town Lane, .97 acre, June 14, $830,000.

L. and R. Cohen to 2 Mitchell Dunes Lane, 2 Mitchell Dunes Lane, 1.45 acres (vacant), June 12, $1,162,500.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

A. Pellikaan (by adminstrator) to G. Whiting, 45 Halsey Lane, .29 acre, May 21, $1,300,000.

Morvetta L.L.C. to Kidd Construction Company, 101 Hildreth Ave­nue, 1.89 acres, May 31, $3,900,000.

EAST HAMPTON

Hudson City Savings to J. Pinos and C. Quito, 11 Tub Oarsman’s Road, June 12, $250,000.

AMAGANSETT

P. and M. Oliver to J. Kline, 249 Bluff Road, .41 acre, May 31, $2,075,000.

I. and S. Lundberg to M. Leydier, 83 Cliff Road, .44 acre, June 5, $1,870,000.

J. and S. Schatz to JMCAI L.L.C., 97 Central Avenue, .29 acre, June 6, $2,012,500.

J. and L. Scalia to Lyjenelle L.L.C., 72 Surf Drive, .23 acre, June 5, $4,050,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

101 Co. L.L.C. to R. Rubin and Trusts, 2 Checkered Path, 2.98 acres (vacant), June 10, $1,000,000.

   Kelly Wearstler, an interior and fashion designer, will have a trunk show on Saturday at 4 p.m. at MONC XIII on Madison Street in Sag Harbor, with cocktails and a book signing from 6 to 9 p.m.

   MONC XIII is a high-end furniture and home goods shop owned and operated by Natasha Esch, an interior designer and former president of Wilhelmina Models.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

S. Silverstein to N. Patel and H. Talib, 17 Fair Hills Lane, .92 acre, May 24, $3,150,000.

R. Reid Jr. to I. and D. Friedrich, 619 Lumber Lane, .92 acre, May 24, $3,300,000.

R. Mahler to Hampton Court Partners, 11 Hampton Court, .53 acre, May 24, $335,000.

EAST HAMPTON

51 Cedar Street L.L.C. to Chateau Sardine #4 L, 51 Cedar Street, .5 acre, June 3, $525,000.

W. Fowkes Jr. (by referee) to Waterfall Victoria, 300 Pantigo Place, Unit 117, May 30, $625,294.

A loan shark used to be the go-to guy when you needed quick, easy money and were willing to pay through the nose in interest. These days “hard money loans” don’t carry such a stigma: The term “private equity consultant” sounds better than “loan shark.”