Hampton Point Community

Architecture in Hampton Point ranges from charming coastal cottages and ranch homes to two-story beach houses and a striking three-story "lighthouse style" residence. Interiors emphasize bright, open floor plans with vaulted ceilings and skylights that frame water views throughout. Four-season and three-season sunrooms extend living space in every season, while wood-burning fireplaces anchor living rooms and great rooms. Expansive decks on both levels, balconies overlooking the bay, wrap-around decks and generous stone patios create outdoor rooms for entertaining at the water's edge. Outdoor showers, hot tubs, attached and detached garages — including a two-car garage with electric — round out the package.

Renovation is a hallmark of the community. Homes have been thoughtfully updated and completely renovated turn-key, with new kitchens and updated bathrooms blending modern convenience with coastal charm. Finishes include granite kitchens, hardwood and bamboo flooring, and refreshed interiors throughout. Several properties feature new roofs and new heating systems, newly fenced sunny yards with wood-burning fireplaces, new bulkheading installed in 2021, and FEMA-compliant cedar shake construction raised to meet FEMA requirements.

East Quogue places Hampton Point directly along Shinnecock Bay, with panoramic water views to the east, south toward Dune Road and west past the Ponquogue Bridge — delivering water-view sunrises and sunsets from kitchen, living and dining rooms alike. Some properties project into the bay with combined water and beach frontage reaching 270 degrees of panoramic views, while others front Daves Creek as it flows into Shinnecock Bay. Private permitted floating docks with gangways accommodate boats and jet skis, and it is a short run by boat to Shinnecock Inlet and the fishing grounds. Directly across the water sit wildlife sanctuaries along a migration route, bringing daily visits from ospreys, great blue herons, egrets and cormorants.