Eye On The Market: Burnt Point, The Solés, Rushmeyer’s And Blankfein

From private estates to popular hangouts, several notable properties hit the Hamptons market in the last week. Here’s a quick roundup of these multimillion-dollar parcels:

Billionaire Stewart Rahr is apparently taking all his fun to Europe, having put his 24-acre estate in Wainscott up for sale for $95 million. The self-described “No. 1 King of All Fun” told The New York Times he wants to sell his 18,000-square-foot home in Georgica, known as Burnt Point, because he is now summering overseas. Commodities trader David Campbell had purchased the property for $10 million in 1996 and commissioned the late architect Francis Fleetwood to design the expansive 8-bedroom, 14.5-bath home. Pharmaceuticals billionaire Mr. Rahr bought the estate in 2004 for $45 million. Listed with Corcoran, the house features a library, a finished basement with media, game and workout rooms and a wine cellar. There’s also a professional greenhouse, boat house, private beach, dock and a waterside pool with infinity edge, hot tub and waterfall.

The sisters are for sale! Montauk hipster hotspots Solé East and Solé East Beach are both on the market and they’re expected to get more than $30 million, according to Curbed Hamptons. Located on Second House Road, the 69-room boutique hotel Solé East features 61 bungalow-like rooms and 8 garden cabana suites, as well as an adjacent 5.1-acre parcel. Set in the hamlet’s downtown, the 26-room Solé East Beach resort includes an additional .3 acres to the west with rights to develop an additional 4 to 6 units. Ruschmeyer’s, yet another playground for visiting hipsters, is also throwing in the towel after the season, according to Guest of a Guest. The owners are apparently asking $10 million.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein is looking to unload his Sagaponack estate for $17 million, a jump up from his last attempt at selling it a few years ago for $14 million. The 7-bedroom, 5-full-bath home sits on 2.7 acres overlooking a 40-acre reserve on Parsonage Lane. Listed with Sotheby’s International Realty, the property also has a 45-foot pool, pool house and tennis court. This is Mr. Blankfein’s second Hamptons home—he purchased an Ocean Road estate in Bridgehampton for $28.25 million in 2012.