SHINNECOCK HILLS
Shinnecock Hills, nestled on the shores of Shinnecock Bay, spans the property between Southampton Village and Hampton Bays. This gives the area unique access to these disparate downtowns, plus all access to Southampton town beaches. The history of Shinnecock Hills is rooted in its Native American namesake, and the reservation is still there, with small businesses and a cultural center. Stony Brook Southampton is also located in these hills and offers year-round cultural events at Avram Theater and Chancellors Hall.
Things to love about SHINNECOCK HILLS
The academic and intellectual offerings of Stony Brook Southampton
Cultural events at the Shinnecock Reservation
Lots of new builds for modern living
Affordable homes near the bay
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Boats mosey through the Shinnecock Bay into the stillness of surrounding ponds. Encompassed by undeveloped beaches, Shinnecock attracts fishermen from all over Long Island.
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The Southampton Windmill sits dormant, sans the large and iconic blades that will reappear come spring. Though built in the early 1700s, this structure didn't move to its permanent location until 1890.
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The Avram Theater of Southampton Arts at Stony Brook University conducts readings, dance and musical recitals, operas, theater performances, and concert series. The performing arts center is well known for hosting Pianofest in the Hamptons and the Southampton Writers Conference each year.
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Stop by the Shinnecock Lobster Factory, located on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation, for what the locals say is a "legendary" lobster roll. Chef Marco and Tribal Leader Lance use their knowledge of the land to bring buyers the best of local ingredients.
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The Shinnecock Hills Golf Club has been home to the U.S. Open five times and is the oldest incorporated golf club in the United States, open since 1891.
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