Holiday homes & rentals in East Hampton

East Hampton was founded by farmers over three hundred years ago, a resort town by the 1800's, the Atlantic-fronted village became a centre for the finer things in life. Today, the world's celebrities hang out in the Hamptons, and now you can join them!

Sea spray and abstract expressionism

Jackson Pollock, crowned king of the group of American painters that has become known as the Abstract Expressionists, famously had his studio here. The house where he worked, together with his far less famous, yet extremely talented wife, artist Lee Krasner, was bought by elite art market master Peggy Guggenheim. Pollock's paintings are now housed in the Guggenheim Gallery in New York City, but the house where they were first created is open for public view Thursdays through Saturdays.

Luxurious lifestyle and rich heritage

Gray shingle homesteads and majestic elms line the streets of East Hampton, many original to the community of farmers and fishermen from Massachusetts and Connecticut who settled here in 1648. Its heritage is still appreciable underneath its bourgeois trappings, recalling the Puritan foundations of this small coastal town.

Live the Hampton high life

Cedar Point County Park

This 607 acre park is full of nature trails and teeming with fish. Take a fishing trip and surf cast for bass and bluefish, bike past the beaches and picnic near the children's playgrounds. Seasonal licensed hunting for waterfowl is permitted, but year round you'll find this park an oasis of natural beauty and tranquillity on New York's doorstep.

Hook Windmill

This historic windmill was built in 1806 and remained operational until the turn of the century. It is now a listed historic building and opens its doors to visitors daily who are able to learn about the technical and cultural heritage of the mill at the fascinating mini-museum inside.

Maidstone Club

This private country club is the pinnacle of luxury with a scenic 18 hole golf course and 9 hole private golf course played by greats such as Groucho Marx and Diana Ross. It ranks highly in Golf Magazine's 'Top 100 Courses in the US' and 'Top 100 Courses in the World' lists.

Mulford Farmhouse

Featuring on the National Register of Historic Places, Mulford Farm is one of America's best preserved colonial homesteads. The house reveals a great deal about colonial New England society, and the origins of our present are still traceable in its lineaments. Largely unchanged since 1750, the house offers visitors a look into a remarkable time capsule.

Main Beach

This stretch of sand glitters with the sun and the stars of New York's high society. As you're busy achieving your own paparazzi-ready tan, you can look out for your favourites seaside species and celebrities at the same time.

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