Bridgehampton, NY Real Estate & Homes For Sale Listings

Bridgehampton falls under the Town of Southampton's zoning code, whose residence districts (such as R-40 or R-80) are named for their approximate minimum lot size in square feet, so the buildable use and density of a given lot depends on its specific district designation.

Bridgehampton's beaches are largely held by the Southampton Town Trustees, a colonial-era body that owns the town's underwater lands and beaches on the public's behalf, so they remain open to the public even where the upland is privately owned, though parking at town beaches requires a Southampton beach permit.

Bridgehampton has few traditional deed-restricted HOAs, but buyers in shared-driveway or private-road communities should still check the deed for any property owners' association dues or maintenance obligations.

Short-term rentals of 14 days or less are generally prohibited under the Town of Southampton's Rental Properties law (Chapter 270), and any longer-term rental requires a permit that must be renewed every two years.

No, some Bridgehampton farmland and estate parcels sit within Southampton's Agricultural Overlay District, where the property's development rights may already be sold or restricted to keep the land in agricultural use rather than future residential subdivision.