BRIDGEHAMPTON
Historically considered “The Bridge” between Southampton and East Hampton, this hamlet has forged its own unique identity. With pristine ocean beaches and sprawling farmland, Bridgehampton sits at the heart of the East End. A history of legendary architects like Norman Jaffe have transformed the storied barns into high-end country living.
Things to love about BRIDGEHAMPTON
Fun for the whole family with children's museums and libraries
Charming colonial homes and historic buildings
Sprawling farms with gorgeous renovated farmhouses
Pristine ocean beaches Pristine ocean beaches
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Downtown Bridgehampton is the spot where locals gather, and stroll, with a mix of small boutiques and restaurants along the popular Main Street.
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Manicured gardens contrast with the relaxed beach atmosphere in Bridgehampton, where many homes are traditional shingle-style sitting on quiet country lanes.
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Bridgehampton still boasts a strong local farming industry. Residents take advantage of the bounty at farmstands in the area.
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Bridgehampton was named after Sagg Bridge, built in 1686 to connect Mecox and Sagaponack, which were divided by Sagg Pond.
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