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With easy, natural beauty and some of the most iconic beaches in the world, East Hampton is a coveted place to call home. The tree-lined streets and quaint cottages offer an idyllic slice of old-world charm and a sense of stepping away from modern life, while still maintaining an exceptional level of luxury.
East Hampton is one of the most iconic, refined and enchanting destinations in the Hamptons—celebrated for its pristine ocean beaches, artistic legacy, historic charm and world-class lifestyle. With stunning natural landscapes, elegant estates and a vibrant cultural scene, East Hampton offers a rare blend of sophistication and tranquility. Whether you're drawn to its breathtaking scenery, thriving village life or unmatched real estate, East Hampton is a place where beauty and luxury meet effortlessly.
East Hampton captivates with its timeless elegance and coastal charm.
Highlights include:
Some of the most beautiful beaches in the United States
Vibrant village life with boutiques, cafés and fine dining
Historic architecture dating back to the 1600s
Lush nature preserves, ponds and walking trails
Quiet, tree-lined neighborhoods with stunning homes
A thriving arts scene with museums, galleries and performance venues
A relaxed yet upscale lifestyle in every season
Life in East Hampton is sophisticated, relaxed and deeply connected to the outdoors. Residents enjoy sunrise walks on the beach, bike rides through scenic backroads, afternoons at art galleries and evenings dining at some of the East End’s most acclaimed restaurants.
The lifestyle attracts:
Beach lovers
Art enthusiasts
Nature seekers
Culinary adventurers
Families and year-round professionals
Seasonal residents seeking coastal luxury
East Hampton strikes the perfect balance between serenity and style.
East Hampton’s appeal comes from its seamless blend of oceanfront beauty and vibrant village life.
Residents enjoy:
Easy access to Main Beach, Egypt Beach and Two Mile Hollow
A walkable, charming village center
Historic homes surrounded by mature landscaping
Serene ponds, salt marshes and tree-lined lanes
Peaceful neighborhoods offering privacy and elegance
It’s the quintessential Hamptons experience.
East Hampton offers an extraordinary range of recreation, culture and culinary experiences.
Main Beach – renowned for its beauty, soft sand and clean surf
Georgica Beach – scenic and peaceful, popular with locals
Two Mile Hollow Beach – quiet, pristine shoreline
Cedar Point Park – hiking trails, beaches and historic lighthouse
Accabonac Harbor – birdwatching, kayaking and nature walks
East Hampton has a rich artistic and literary heritage.
Key attractions include:
Guild Hall – art exhibitions, theater, concerts and performances
Pollock-Krasner House & Study Center – the home and studio of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner
Mulford Farm – a preserved 17th-century homestead
The LongHouse Reserve – sculpture gardens and art installations
East Hampton Village is known for its upscale boutiques and refined dining.
Popular restaurants include:
Nick & Toni’s – iconic Mediterranean-inspired cuisine
The 1770 House – fine dining and historic charm
East Hampton Grill – elevated American classics
Cittanuova – stylish Italian dining
Rowdy Hall – a favorite for pub-style comfort food
East Hampton is served by the highly regarded East Hampton Union Free School District, as well as neighboring independent options.
Schools include:
John M. Marshall Elementary School
East Hampton Middle School
East Hampton High School
Nearby private schools include:
Ross School (East Hampton)
The Hayground School (Bridgehampton)
Springs School (nearby district)
Families appreciate the combination of excellent academics and a supportive, community-driven environment.
East Hampton is both scenic and accessible.
Transportation benefits include:
East Hampton LIRR Station – train service to NYC
Hampton Jitney and Luxury Liner stops for easy travel
Walkable village center with shops, parks and restaurants
Bike-friendly backroads and coastal routes
Access to Montauk Highway for travel to other Hamptons villages
Despite its peaceful setting, East Hampton is well-connected.
Founded in 1648, East Hampton is one of the oldest English settlements in New York. Its heritage is woven through the village—from preserved historic homes and churches to centuries-old windmills and farmland.
Cultural highlights include:
Deep artistic roots, attracting painters, writers and performers for generations
Preservation of natural landscapes and historic architecture
Annual cultural events, parades and festivals
A blend of tradition, creativity and coastal beauty
East Hampton’s history enriches everyday life in the village.
East Hampton’s real estate is among the most desirable in the country, offering a blend of historic charm, modern luxury and stunning natural surroundings.
Popular property types include:
Expansive layouts with indoor-outdoor living
Pools, pool houses and private landscaping
High-end finishes and architectural distinction
Shingled cottages
Colonial and farmhouse architecture
Walkable access to village amenities
Direct beach access
Panoramic Atlantic views
Resort-style amenities
Clean lines, open-concept interiors
Walls of glass and designer kitchens
Smart-home features
Hidden retreats among towering trees
Nature-filled settings with unforgettable serenity
East Hampton is a powerhouse of the Hamptons real estate market.
Current trends include:
Extremely strong demand from NYC, domestic and international buyers
Limited inventory, especially for village and oceanfront homes
High summer rental demand with premium pricing
Long-term property appreciation
Competitive bidding for turnkey luxury homes
East Hampton remains one of the most stable and desirable luxury markets in the nation.
East Hampton includes several highly coveted neighborhoods:
East Hampton Village – historic charm, walkability, upscale ambiance
East Hampton Northwest Woods – quiet, wooded homes with privacy
Georgica – prestigious estates, pond access, ocean proximity
Springs – artsy, water-oriented community with a historic vibe
Amagansett (nearby) – beautiful beaches, trendy restaurants and luxury homes
Wainscott (nearby) – serene farmland and oceanfront estates
Each area offers its own flavor of Hamptons living.
East Hampton offers a rare combination of natural beauty, sophistication and timeless appeal. Buyers are drawn to its beaches, village charm, luxury estates and cultural richness. Sellers benefit from one of the strongest high-end markets in the country, supported by constant demand and premium property values.
Whether you're dreaming of an elegant East Hampton Village home, a secluded estate in the woods or an oceanfront masterpiece, East Hampton delivers an unrivaled lifestyle—refined, vibrant and unmistakably Hamptons.
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East Hampton has 656 households, with an average household size of 1.95. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in East Hampton do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 1,277 people call East Hampton home. The population density is 267.76 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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