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Wickapogue Road Estate Sells For $8 Million

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437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton.

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton.

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton.

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton. COURTESY THE CORCORAN GROUP

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton.

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton. COURTESY THE CORCORAN GROUP

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton.

437 Wickapogue Avenue, Southampton. COURTESY THE CORCORAN GROUP

authorStaff Writer on Nov 23, 2020
A Southampton Village estate dubbed “The Beachmont” sold and closed last month for $8 million, according to The Real Estate Report Inc., after last asking $8.95 million. The 1.8-acre property... more

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