Built in 1960 for Henry Ford, Jr., this 42-acre estate has the most direct ocean frontage of any private property in the Hamptons—a whopping 1,286 linear feet.

This three-property compound is both oceanfront and bayfront.

Sited on 12 waterfront acres on Halsey Neck Pond, this compound consists of two houses. One of those houses is Four Fountains, which was served as an event venue in the early 20th century.

This oceanfront property on nearly 3 acres of land hosts a 9,200-square-foot mansion with four bedrooms and five and a half baths. The French-inspired house includes a double-height entry, an oceanside swimming pool, and room for a tennis court.

Not only does this Meadow Lane house offer 535 feet of ocean frontage, but it’s also got Shinnecock Bay frontage and a private dock. The house spans 9,300 square feet on 3.38 acres.

Also oceanfront on Meadow Lane, this 10,927-square-foot home hosts nine bedrooms and 12.5 bathrooms. Not to mention a gym, home theater, and tennis court.

This 58-acre private golf course designed by Rees Jones has four shared greens and fairways, three sets of tees, and a full-time superintendent. There are eight structures on the property, including a full pro shop and a 25,000-square-foot main house.

This 1991 homes sits 8,225-square-feet with 430 feet of direct ocean frontage.

Located on 10 acres of land with 240 feet of direct waterfront, this 14,000-square-foot Bridgehampton home has walls of glass.

This massive horse farm in Water Mill made headlines on Curbed when it came on the market. With nearly 20 acres of land, the incredible estate has paddocks, indoor and outdoor rings, a viewing lounge, and grounds that could be used for polo.

Twin Peaks has over 15,000-square-feet on four acres of land. There’s a pool, pool house, and tennis court on the property.

Built in 1883, this 5,000-square-foot home sits on 11.5 acres of ocean view land.

This three-acre estate has 110 feet of water frontage on Halsey Neck Pond as well as views of the ocean and two gated entries.

Ballerina Sono Osato listed her waterfront Hamptons estate about a year ago. Originally built in 1917, the 7,200-square-foot house on almost 4 acres of land also served the site of both her sons’ wedding ceremonies.

Sited on 6 gated acres of land in the south-of-the-highway Fordune section, this 16,700-square-foot shingled mansion has eight bedrooms, 12 and a half baths, and gardens outside.

Sited right on the ocean in Bridgehampton, this incredible 8,170-square-foot home by Ed Bulgin offers four beds, five and a half baths, a gunite pool and spa, two outdoor showers, and 1.7 acres of land. Oh, and it was even featured in the 1987 film Wall Street.

Originally asking $62 million, the price of the historic Montauk home known as Tick Hall (and more recently rebranded as “Cavett’s Cove” for its notable owner), the price of this oceanfront property has come down significantly since it listed for sale in June of 2017.

Waterfront on Mecox Bay, this 7-acre property hosts a 12,000-square-foot shingled mansion with a tower study, gardens, accessory structures, a heated gunite pool, apple trees, a dock, and room for a tennis court.

Designed by Blaze Makoid Architecture, this brand new 10,000-square-foot home will be sited on a 13.3-acre parcel with bay views over Mecox Bay.