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Great 3 bedroom, 2-bath home with all the amenities -- central-air, renovated kitchen, wood-burning fireplace and the coziest setting you've ever seen.  The backyard and decking area is so roomy with hot tub, outdoor shower and a 100 sq. ft. shed that has electricity for your party lights and frig.  This is the most delightful new listing in Hither Hills.  Come see for yourself.  Call to make appointment.

Located at the very tip of the South Fork of Long Island, the nearly 20 square miles of Montauk represent the easternmost spot in New York state. As such, Montauk feels like the end of the earth. It’s a place of enviable natural beauty, including six state parks. With a narrower range of temperature variation than similarly situated towns, it experiences comparatively warm winters, and its recorded summer averages don’t crack the 80-degree mark. Praised for its beaches, which rank among the best in the Hamptons, the hamlet has been home to such famous denizens as Andy Warhol, musician Rufus Wainwright, and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Edward Albee. It’s a fashionable place to be, but with a vibe that’s more casual and closer to nature than the more westerly Hamptons. And in terms of scenic appeal, Montauk’s dunes and sunsets give it the biggest wow factor of all the towns of East Hampton.

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3 Beds / 2 Baths / 1,400 Sq. Ft. / Residential

George Washington, Amistad — and something called Leisurama. Historically speaking, Montauk has a lot of texture and legend, making its mark in each century of the nation’s history. Montauk Point Light, which stands as a symbol of that legacy, was approved for construction in 1792 under President George Washington; as such, it was the first public works structure built by the new U.S. government (visitors welcome). Nearly 50 years later, slaves who had taken over the Spanish ship La Amistad briefly disembarked near Montauk Point. And in the 1960s, a slew of prefab homes branded Leisurama were plunked down in Montauk to represent the typical American house. These days, people come to Montauk for the same reasons they did midcentury: to kick off their shoes, take to the trails over the grassy dunes, fish either onshore or offshore, and head out on the water on a sailing charter or sunset cruise.

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Montauk is synonymous with fishing and sportfishing, and you would be smart to come here to savor the fruits of those labors that end up on your plate. Menu favorites include the local fluke and all manner of tuna poke and tartare (Crow’s Nest features both fish, as well as a Mediterranean-infused menu). Proximity to the coast of Maine means that lobster platters and lobster rolls are ubiquitous, from Duryea’s Lobster Deck and Red Hook Lobster Pound to a place that’s literally called The Lobster Roll Restaurant. At Bird on the Roof, you can shop and eat — the place is as popular for its beachwear as it is for its pancakes. Gosman’s Dock is another excellent place to mix dining and shopping: Have a waterside meal or frozen drink at Gosman’s Seafood Restaurant, Gosman’s Clam Bar, or Gosman’s Topside, then hit Homeport for gifts, accessories, and furniture.

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Montauk
Montauk, NY 11954

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3 BEDS | 2 BATHS | Residential

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Montauk Montauk, NY 11954