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Project Most Won't Demolish Neighborhood House in East Hampton, Instead Will Seek Renovation and Expansion

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The rear of Neighborhood House, where the applicant hopes to see an addition.

The rear of Neighborhood House, where the applicant hopes to see an addition.

The existing view of Neighborhood House from Three Mile Harbor Road. JACK MOTZ

The existing view of Neighborhood House from Three Mile Harbor Road. JACK MOTZ

The East Hampton Town Planning Board reviewed an application to renovate Neighborhood House, located on Three Mile Harbor Road. The previous application called for the demolition of Neighborhood House, but neighbors objected - and New York State weighed in. Now, the plan is to renovate the existing structure and construct an addition. EAST HAMPTON TOWN PLANNING DEPARTMENT

The East Hampton Town Planning Board reviewed an application to renovate Neighborhood House, located on Three Mile Harbor Road. The previous application called for the demolition of Neighborhood House, but neighbors objected - and New York State weighed in. Now, the plan is to renovate the existing structure and construct an addition. EAST HAMPTON TOWN PLANNING DEPARTMENT

authorJack Motz on Oct 29, 2025
Project Most no longer plans to demolish the historic Neighborhood House to make way for a new community learning center. Project Most runs after-school and summer programs for children in... more

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