Sagg and the Sagaponack Border

The Sagg area on Bridgehampton's eastern edge is where the hamlet blends into Sagaponack, and it carries some of the oldest addresses in town. Sagg Road runs south from Main Street toward Sagg Pond and the 1686 bridge that gave Bridgehampton its name, past farm fields, historic houses, and newer estates on generous lots. Buyers here get proximity to Sagaponack without Sagaponack Village pricing, and the eastern lanes put Wainscott and East Hampton within a short drive. Confirm the hamlet line carefully, because Bridgehampton, Sagaponack, and Wainscott addresses interleave here and the school district and beach permit follow the line, not the mailing address. Recent activity has commonly run from about $3 million to $12 million.

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