There are properties you list, and then there are properties you fall in love with.

149 Accabonac Road is the latter.

We sold this 1930s cottage to its current owners, and over the past months, we've had the privilege of watching them transform it into something truly special. Not a teardown-and-rebuild. Not a gut job that erases everything that made it charming in the first place. A restoration—thoughtful, intentional, and deeply respectful of what this home has always been.

There's a particular kind of afternoon that only exists in the off-season Hamptons. The one where the village feels like it belongs to you, where you're not navigating crowds or waiting for tables, where the light hits Main Beach in that low, golden way that makes you stop mid-step just to take it in.

This is that afternoon. Five stops, no rush, just moving from one intentional moment to the next.

Winter in the Hamptons has a quieter rhythm—but every so often, there’s an experience that reminds you just how magical the off-season can be.

LongHouse Illuminated is one of those moments.

Each winter, LongHouse Reserve transforms its iconic gardens into an immersive evening celebration, inviting visitors to explore art, performance, and storytelling under softly glowing lights. It’s not a traditional holiday event—and that’s exactly what makes it special.

Winter in the Hamptons has a quiet kind of magic. The crowds thin out, the pace slows, and suddenly the places that feel warm, welcoming, and timeless really shine.

When the temperatures dip into the twenties and you’re craving something cozy—but still special—The Palm in East Hampton is one of those places that never misses.