Homes for Sale
in Springs, NY

Springs is the most accessible community in East Hampton Town. Entry-level single-family homes start around $700K–$900K for established properties; the core of the market is $1M–$2M for well-maintained single-family homes on standard lots. Harbor-front properties on Accabonac or Northwest Harbor command $2M–$5M+. Contact Nostra Haus for a current breakdown — Springs has seen meaningful appreciation, but it remains the most affordable entry point into East Hampton Town.

The Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center at 830 Fireplace Road in Springs is a National Historic Landmark — the home and studio where Jackson Pollock created his most significant drip paintings during the late 1940s and 1950s. The paint-spattered studio floor is preserved as Pollock left it. The site is operated by Stony Brook University and is open for tours. Lee Krasner, Pollock's wife and a significant Abstract Expressionist in her own right, continued living and working in Springs until her death in 1984. The artistic history here is the real thing — not a curated narrative, but the actual place.

Springs is served by the Springs Union Free School District.

Springs is one of the more genuinely year-round communities in East Hampton Town — a significant distinction from the village, which empties substantially after Labor Day. The hamlet has an active year-round population of tradespeople, artists, and long-time East End families. The Springs General Store functions as a year-round community hub. Buyers who plan to live on the East End full-time consistently find that Springs has a residential stability that more fashionable communities simply don't.

Yes — Springs has frontage on both Accabonac Harbor to the east and Northwest Harbor to the north. Harbor-front properties with views and access are available across a range of price points. The harbor character is quiet and protected rather than oceanfront — more suited to kayaking, sailing, and bay boating than ocean surfing or deep-sea fishing. East Hampton Town ocean beaches are accessible via beach permit from Springs — the nearest ocean beaches are approximately 15 minutes south by car.

Springs has a moderate summer rental market — meaningful but less active than East Hampton Village or Amagansett. The Town of East Hampton short-term rental permit is required for rentals under 29 days. Demand comes primarily from buyers seeking a quieter, more local East End experience than the village provides. Rental prices in Springs are generally below comparable Amagansett properties. Contact us for rental dynamics on any specific address.

Springs is approximately 3–5 miles from East Hampton Village center by car — roughly a 10–15 minute drive depending on traffic. The hamlet is close enough to use village restaurants, shops, and amenities conveniently while being far enough away to have a completely different character. Sag Harbor is approximately 10 minutes north. Amagansett is approximately 10 minutes south. Springs's central position within East Hampton Town makes it genuinely convenient to multiple communities without being absorbed into any of them.