Mattituck. Built in 1990, this four-bedroom home is set on four-acres on the banks of the Long Island Sound.
Details include an oak-paneled study, an entry hall with sea views, and a screened dining porch. Property amenities include a pool, cabana, and 200 feet of waterfront access.
Montauk. This six-bedroom home is located on a cliff overlooking Fort Bay Pond.
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Features include a chef's kitchen, an upper level mahogany deck, and a master suite with large bathroom and private outdoor access. Downstairs a wall of French doors opens to a large deck with an infinity pool.
Quogue. Built in 1950, this five-bedroom home is nicknamed Little Lincoln Center based upon its façade.
The home has a music room, an elevator, and a great room with barrel ceilings with direct ocean views. The 0.9-acre property includes a pool, 100 feet of beachfront, and a covered deck nestled in the dunes.
Sag Harbor. Originally built in 1935, this three-bedroom house was completely rebuilt in 2015.
The interior includes a first floor en-suite master bedroom, hardwood floors, and a sunroom that opens on to a dining terrace. The 0.27-acre property has a salt-water pool, outdoor kitchenette, and an air-conditioned barn with sauna and steam room.
East Hampton. This 1680s home underwent a complete remodeling and expansion in 2015.
Details include exposed beams, a great room with floor-to-ceiling windows, and five en-suite bedrooms. Other amenities include a gym, media room, heated pool, and artist's studio.
Amagansett. This two-bedroom modern beach cabin is located 200 feet from the ocean.
The home, designed by Bates Masi, has a fireplace, central air, high-end appliances, and an integrated sound system. The 600-square-foot residence's floor-to-ceiling windows allows light thoughtout the space.
