The village itself is the walkable, historic, and most expensive part of this market, and it has its own page on this site. In short: a National Register historic district covering the business core, housing running continuously from the mid-1700s, the Watchcase Factory condominium community inside a nineteenth-century watchcase works, the bayfront subdivisions on the northeastern side, and Havens Beach. It is also the only Hamptons village that sits in two towns at once, divided at Division Street. If the village is where you are looking, the Sag Harbor Village page covers the pockets, prices, the Watchcase, the historic review process, and the two-town tax and permit consequences in full.