The property long known as "555," for its address on Montauk Highway in Amagansett, would continue to be allowed to host a handful of charitable events, like the annual Soldier Ride and Author's Night fundraisers, under a new management plan the East Hampton Town Board is contemplating. Kyril Bromley
The property long known as "555," for its address on Montauk Highway in Amagansett, would continue to be allowed to host a handful of charitable events, like the annual Soldier Ride and Author's Night fundraisers, under a new management plan the East Hampton Town Board is contemplating. Kyril Bromley
The property long known as "555," for its address on Montauk Highway in Amagansett, would continue to be allowed to host a handful of charitable events, like the annual Soldier Ride and Author's Night fundraisers, under a new management plan the East Hampton Town Board is contemplating. Kyril Bromley
East Hampton Town bought the former Avalon Lakefront Resort in Montauk in 2021 and removed all the old structures, leaving behind 3 acres of waterfront parklands that the town now plans to invite the public to stroll through, fish and hunt from, and launch kayaks at. Photo by Richard Whalen
The property long known as "555," for its address on Montauk Highway in Amagansett, would continue to be allowed to host a handful of charitable events, like the annual Soldier Ride and Author's Night fundraisers, under a new management plan the East Hampton Town Board is contemplating. Kyril Bromley
The property long known as "555," for its address on Montauk Highway in Amagansett, would continue to be allowed to host a handful of charitable events, like the annual Soldier Ride and Author's Night fundraisers, under a new management plan the East Hampton Town Board is contemplating. Kyril Bromley
The property long known as "555," for its address on Montauk Highway in Amagansett, would continue to be allowed to host a handful of charitable events, like the annual Soldier Ride and Author's Night fundraisers, under a new management plan the East Hampton Town Board is contemplating. Kyril Bromley
East Hampton Town bought the former Avalon Lakefront Resort in Montauk in 2021 and removed all the old structures, leaving behind 3 acres of waterfront parklands that the town now plans to invite the public to stroll through, fish and hunt from, and launch kayaks at. Photo by Richard Whalen
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