Built in 2005, this bayfront home with a dock has five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms in 3,382 square feet of living space. Sited in Westhampton Beach on just over a half-acre of land, the renovated house has a light-filled gourmet kitchen, a fireplace in the great room, a screened-in porch, and a private bayside balcony off the master suite.

This two-acre property in Quogue has over 600 feet of bulkheaded water frontage and a protected boat slip on a creek that leads into Quantuck Bay. Outside, there’s also a heated gunite pool.

The home itself—built in 1968—stands 3,200 square feet with three bedrooms and three bathrooms on two stories, in which there are water views from every room.

This 1.26-acre waterfront property on Shinnecock Bay is one of the most expensive properties currently for sale in Hampton Bays. Built in 2002, the 5,000-square-foot home has five bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, bay and far-off ocean views, an eat-in kitchen, and a master bathroom with a steam shower and waterview jacuzzi tub

Outside, there’s 175 feet of bulkheaded water frontage, a heated gunite pool with an automatic pool cover, and a private outdoor staircase leading down to a private beach with room for a dock.

This Bates + Masi-designed Water Mill modern is set on nearly two acres of land with water frontage on Calf Creek, which leads into Kellis Pond and Hayground Cove. The 4,300-square-foot home features five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, as well as a screened-in porch and five fireplaces.

The master suite has a private balcony that overlooks the creek while glass walls overlook the landscape from the first-level living spaces. Outside, there’s decking, a heated pool, and a detached one-car garage.

A modern new-build sited on a quarter-acre of bayfront land in Sag Harbor, a four-bedroom home maximizes water views with floor-to-ceiling aluminum glass windows. In 3,200 square feet, this home features mahogany throughout, a Bakes and Kropp-designed kitchen with a built-in breakfast table, and a finished lower level.

The waterfront property has a private dock outside with room for a boat, jet skis, or other water sport equipment, plus a rooftop deck with a built-in hot tub.

Ashley Olson was considering this pondfront south-of-the-highway Sagaponack home back in 2016 when she was house-hunting on the East End. The $5 million price tag will afford the buyer 2,100 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms, while there’s a private dock on the exterior of the 1.5-acre property.

Built in 1974, the home has an open great room, large windows, water views, and a country kitchen.

In East Hampton’s Northwest Harbor neighborhood, a 1996-built home with 3,500 square feet of space and 140 feet of water frontage on over an acre of land is asking $4.85 million. The price tag will afford the buyer four bedrooms and four bathrooms, a private path down to the beach, floor-to-ceiling windows to maximize water views, and a fireplace.

The exterior features an attached two-car garage, a pool, pool house, a covered balcony with water views, and patio space for lounging or entertaining.

Located in the Springs neighborhood of East Hampton, this home with direct water frontage on Gardiner’s Bay was built in 1975 has an open floor plan and floating staircase inside 3,593 square feet of living space. Interiors include four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a wood-burning stone fireplace, high ceilings, and a two-car garage at this contemporary-style home.

For just over $1 million, this home is the least expensive that we’re featuring. Although it’s far below the $5 million limit for this map, we figured we’d include it to show what buyer can get even in the more expensive neighborhoods like Amagansett.

Standing just 929 square feet, this is also the smallest home here, with three bedrooms and two full bathrooms on 0.15 acres with water frontage on Napeague Bay.