Amagansett’s name is derived from a Native American term meaning ‘place of good water,’ and its glorious private beaches make it obvious how apt the name is. Nestled in the east end of Long Island’s South Fork, Amagansett is hidden away from the tourists who frequent other Hamptons’ beaches. The town attracts residents who desire privacy and seclusion while being within easy reach of New York City. If you’re interested in exploring other nearby communities, you might also want to learn more about East Hampton, Wainscott, or Sagaponack for a broader perspective on the Hamptons lifestyle.

Amagansett’s tranquility and seclusion have made it a haven for the rich and famous, with property prices averaging $1,100 per square foot. Amagansett includes a stretch of Further Lane, along which lies one of the Hampton’s largest collection of opulent mansions. Amagansett contains dozens of properties worth more than $30 million. The most luxurious residences have previously sold for in excess of $100 million. If you’re considering a move, check out this helpful resource on moving to the Hamptons and neighborhoods to explore.

If you'd like to see homes for sale in Amagansett in person or are interested in a specific property listing, contact Breitenbach Advisory to schedule a showing. For more ideas on how to enjoy the area, discover things to do in East Hampton or explore the best wineries in the Hamptons for a taste of the region. If you're interested in exploring more of the Hamptons, consider visiting nearby communities such as Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, Water Mill, or Southampton for additional points of interest and activities.