Campbell Stables Sells With Last Asking Price Of $20 Million
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6 West Pond Drive, Bridgehampton. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN
6 West Pond Drive, Bridgehampton. COURTESY DOUGLAS ELLIMAN
Staff Writer on Aug 24, 2021
The Campbell Stables, an equestrian compound built in Bridgehampton in 2015, has sold with a last asking price of $20 million, according to Douglas Elliman Real Estate, after several years... more
Dune Road, specifically the stretch in the Village of Quogue, has been named the most expensive street in the Hamptons in PropertyShark’s annual ranking. Property Shark found that Dune Road, which runs east and west from Hampton Bays to West Hampton Dunes on a narrow barrier island separating the ocean from the bays, has a median sales price of $10.95 million for a single-family home in Quogue, with a top sales price of $17.5 million in the first half of 2022 PropertyShark only took into consideration streets where at least three sales occurred in the first half of the year ...
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Staff Writer on Aug 24, 2021