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A British real estate developer has emerged as the buyer of a stunning beach cottage located on Further Lane, adjacent to the prestigious Maidstone Club in East Hampton. The property, which was quietly sold for an impressive $12 million, has captured the attention of the luxury real estate market.
The charming cottage boasts a prime location, offering easy access to the beach and the exclusive amenities of the Maidstone Club, making it an attractive investment for the developer. This acquisition highlights the ongoing appeal of East Hampton as a desirable destination for affluent buyers, particularly those seeking a serene coastal retreat.
The sale reflects the strong demand for high-end properties in the Hamptons, where real estate continues to thrive despite market fluctuations. As the summer season approaches, this transaction is likely to spark further interest in the area, with more buyers looking to secure their own piece of the idyllic Hamptons lifestyle.
 
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