Living in Hamptons is far from free and now, in Mountain, a 1,200 -square -foot Glam trailer has listed $ 1.19 million.
By offering an front to the Atlantic Ocean and a brief appearance in the developing landscape of one of the strangest Hamptons’ most strangely exclusive enclaves, this white external marketing settlement show a regular home-domestic home-is the only four bedroom community.
It may seem to be a trailer park without frills, but do not make mistakes-ontauk shores has become home for a list of rich ultra-homeowners.
Built in 1986, this settlement, which has 1.5 baths, has marble countertops, a spaceus deck and an outdoor shower.
“He sits there in himself. This house is very, very private,” Susan Ceslow, from Douglas Elliman who holds the list, told The Post.
Ceslow sold the current owners in 2016 for $ 460,000.
“They’re just a kind now looking for something bigger,” she said.
While it is a theft compared to the multimillion dollar of Hamptons, the ranking underlines a seismic shift in this trailer park, where prices have risen over the past decade turning a once annoying attraction into a warm weather playground.
“Everyone just loves to be there in the park,” Ceslow said. “One of the things I want about it is for all the people who are there and their children. They all meet and ride bicycles around together and go to playing together. And they just become friends of liver from all over the country. Just a fairytale park to be.”
Montauk Shores, a 65-year-old community, was set up near Ditch Plains-a paradise and surfer along the East East Island of Long Island, has quietly laid its roots of the working class.
Today, it is a work with 199 houses, which runs from wet trailers in polished modular units, spread to 152 many owned and 47 rentals.
This trailer $ 1.19 million, a final unit without neighbors immediately, sits on a leased site, which means no property tax, but a purchase with money only and no mortgage is allowed.
Residents enjoy a lit pool, playground, basketball court and a club. However, this list is the last marker in a decadelong climb that has redefined the identity of the neighborhood.
Ten years ago, such a price price would have been unimaginable. Ken Hilderbrandt, the owner of a Jet skiing business, recalled to buy a trailer destroyed at Montauk Shores in 1998 for $ 96,500 after ridiculed $ 150,000 ASC.
“I said,” That’s funny. “It was old.
Now, he estimated he could get $ 60,000 as a three-month rental or $ 5 million if he sold.
“At that time, you can rent them for $ 50 a month,” he said, reflecting at a time when the community took care of surfers and locals, not an elite with money.
The turning point came in 2010, as shoppers with deep pocket begin to look at the invincible location of Montuk Shores.
In 2022, a trailer was sold for $ 1.85 million, then a community record. This landmark was extinguished in 2023 when an 800 -square -foot ocean unit received $ 3.75 million out of the market, as the Post reported. This record still stands.
In June 2024, another trailer ranked for $ 3.2 million, still sold, while a 2,150 square meter property briefly tested the waters with $ 4.4 million before withdrawing from the market.
These sales reflect a rage driven by co-founder of brave names-Vitaminwater J. Darius Bikoff, Titan Dan Loeb’s defense fund and Karen Lauder film maker have all the claims made.
Jimmy Buffett withdrew for a $ 430,000 trailer in 2005, losing to food Janet O’Brien.
“She bypasses the holiday right there!” O’Brien told the New York magazine, touching its investment potential. “Honestly, it’s seawater! It is a good investment. I didn’t even look inside it before I bought it.”
(We hear that the buffet owns another house in the community.)
What begins as a tempting camp in the 1940s and was taken in the first Condo association of the 1976 New York Park has become a symbol of the impossible status.
“People who are buying there are no longer firefighters from New York City who want to go to surf during the week, they are people who have a lot of money for a second home saying” I want to be right where the browsing break “Dave Rutkowski, owner of the Montauk post. “Wild Wild to think that a trailer can ever sell for so much money.”
The $ 1.19 million trailer in the unit of 433 cannot break the record, but includes the evolution of Mountain Shores.
“So many people have possessed there for so long and still, and they just go out for summer,” Ceslow said.
“There are some people living there all year round. But I would say, for the most part, is probably more of a second summer departure.”
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