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Bridgehampton sits at the exact center of the East End, and that is her superpower — everything is close, yet nothing crowds you. Open farmland runs to the horizon, hedgerows keep their counsel, and the ocean waits a few minutes south at Mecox. Our Sea Farm is the hamlet distilled: a quiet luxury retreat sleeping twelve, bordering a working nursery, with the pool as its still center and farm views that run for miles.

Bridgehampton sits at the exact center of the East End, and that is her superpower — everything is close, yet nothing crowds you. Open farmland runs to the horizon, hedgerows keep their counsel, and the ocean waits a few minutes south at Mecox. Our Sea Farm is the hamlet distilled: a quiet luxury retreat sleeping twelve, bordering a working nursery, with the pool as its still center and farm views that run for miles.

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The Hamlet

Living in Bridgehampton

This is the Hamptons' countryside heart — the village a single handsome street of galleries, cafés and the Candy Kitchen's eternal counter, the rest given over to horse farms, vineyards and fields that turn gold on schedule. Ten minutes in any direction delivers the best of the East End: the ocean beaches south, Sag Harbor's whaling streets north, Southampton and East Hampton on either shoulder. Late August brings the Hampton Classic, when the horse world arrives in force and the whole village smartens up for it. Come for a month and the rituals assemble themselves — the farm stand, the vineyard, the beach before ten — rustic charm and refined comfort in the same easy breath.

Just along the road — Sagaponack, Water Mill and Sag Harbor. Or see every neighborhood we keep in The Hamptons.

Getting Around

Getting aroundSea Farm sits ten minutes from everything that matters, which is the whole argument for Bridgehampton. A car makes the East End yours; the Hampton Jitney and the LIRR both stop in the village for the carless. In high summer, obey the local clock — early mornings and late evenings on the roads, the pool and the courts in between. The traffic is famous; so is the trick.

Good To Know

The corn is a farm-stand matter, never a supermarket one — and the stands run on the honor system, so carry small bills. For the vineyard hour, go at five on a weekday: Wölffer's tasting room is calm, the light is doing its best work, and the weekend people are still on the highway.

What's Nearby

Mecox Beach

Park

5 minutes by car

Bridgehampton Main Street

Place

5 minutes by car

Wölffer Estate (Sagaponack)

Place

7 minutes by car

Topping Rose House

Place

6 minutes by car

Channing Daughters Winery

Place

10 minutes by car

Sag Harbor

Place

12 minutes by car

Bobby Van's

Steakhouse

5 min by car

Almond

French bistro

5 min by car

Pierre's

French

5 min by car

World Pie

Pizza

5 min by car

Loaves & Fishes Foodstore

Gourmet grocery

6 min by car

Bridgehampton Pharmacy

Pharmacy

5 min by car

Golden Pear Café

Coffee

5 min by car

SoulCycle Bridgehampton

Fitness

6 min by car

About The Hamlet

This is the Hamptons' countryside heart — the village a single handsome street of galleries, cafés and the Candy Kitchen's eternal counter, the rest given over to horse farms, vineyards and fields that turn gold on schedule. Ten minutes in any direction delivers the best of the East End: the ocean beaches south, Sag Harbor's whaling streets north, Southampton and East Hampton on either shoulder. Late August brings the Hampton Classic, when the horse world arrives in force and the whole village smartens up for it. Come for a month and the rituals assemble themselves — the farm stand, the vineyard, the beach before ten — rustic charm and refined comfort in the same easy breath.

Just along the road — Sagaponack, Water Mill and Sag Harbor. Or see every neighborhood we keep in The Hamptons.

What's Nearby

Mecox Beach

Park

5 minutes by car

Bridgehampton Main Street

Place

5 minutes by car

Wölffer Estate (Sagaponack)

Place

7 minutes by car

Topping Rose House

Place

6 minutes by car

Channing Daughters Winery

Place

10 minutes by car

Sag Harbor

Place

12 minutes by car

Bobby Van's

Steakhouse

5 min by car

Almond

French bistro

5 min by car

Pierre's

French

5 min by car

World Pie

Pizza

5 min by car

Loaves & Fishes Foodstore

Gourmet grocery

6 min by car

Bridgehampton Pharmacy

Pharmacy

5 min by car

Golden Pear Café

Coffee

5 min by car

SoulCycle Bridgehampton

Fitness

6 min by car

Getting Around
Getting aroundSea Farm sits ten minutes from everything that matters, which is the whole argument for Bridgehampton. A car makes the East End yours; the Hampton Jitney and the LIRR both stop in the village for the carless. In high summer, obey the local clock — early mornings and late evenings on the roads, the pool and the courts in between. The traffic is famous; so is the trick.
Good To Know

The corn is a farm-stand matter, never a supermarket one — and the stands run on the honor system, so carry small bills. For the vineyard hour, go at five on a weekday: Wölffer's tasting room is calm, the light is doing its best work, and the weekend people are still on the highway.

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4.94
★★★★★
Across 318 verified stays

“Great space for a big party / family get away. Beautiful area where it's located. A few rooms have a bathroom inside but all other rooms have bathrooms of there own, for the most part VERY clean ! Would love to stay here again.”

Alicia · New York, New York

“Great location. Close to the subway and market. Nice area of town. Even walkable to Cental Park. Seasonal was quick to reply to any questions and very easy to work with.”

Buffy · Chesterfield, Missouri

Questions, Answered

Staying in Bridgehampton — FAQ

What is Bridgehampton like to stay in?

The agricultural heart of the South Fork — open fields, farm stands and vineyards inland, with the ocean beaches of Sagaponack and Water Mill only minutes away by car.

Where is Bridgehampton relative to the rest of the Hamptons?

At the center — ten minutes to the ocean, to Sag Harbor, to Southampton or East Hampton. You stay in the quiet and borrow the rest.

Is a monthly stay the norm out east?

It is — and the better value. Our stays run 30 days and up, fully serviced, from a single golden month to the whole season.

What is nearby for food and provisions?

Farm stands, vineyards and Main Street markets cover daily provisions, and the dining ranges from clam shacks to white-tablecloth rooms. Your concierge can pre-stock the kitchen before you arrive.

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