Shelter Island and East End Real Estate Sales Report

Welcome back to our latest breakdown of the local property market, where we examine the most recent high-value real estate transactions across Shelter Island and the surrounding East End towns. These detailed sales reports give prospective buyers and sellers a clearer picture of current market valuations and regional trends.

Whether you are tracking luxury waterfront estates or exploring regional architecture, staying informed on these transfers is essential. Let us dive right into the notable property exchanges recorded over the recent reporting period.

Shelter Island Luxury Sales

Shelter Island continues to command impressive price points with several high-profile multi-million dollar property transfers closing recently. The local market here remains uniquely positioned for buyers seeking privacy and coastal elegance.

Hanami Realty LLC successfully closed a major transaction by selling 8 Cove Way to Mitchell and Patricia Udell. The final recorded sale price for this desirable Shelter Island property reached a remarkable $4,075,000.

Notable Island Transfers

In another significant Shelter Island deal, Alessandro Cocco parted ways with 47B South Ferry Road. The buyer, Bingo Project Solutions LLC, secured the asset for a cool $3,500,000.

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North Fork and Surrounding Towns

Moving over to the North Fork, the market shows steady activity across Baiting Hollow, Cutchogue, and East Marion. Buyers are finding diverse opportunities ranging from commercial-leaning entities to classic residential homesteads.

Over in Baiting Hollow, James and Kaliope Maris transferred property at 3360 Sound Avenue to 3360 Sound LLC. This particular transaction was officially recorded at a solid $1,100,000.

Cutchogue and East Marion Activity

Cutchogue experienced notable movement as JLAM 327 LLC transferred 5675 Bridge Lane to John and Mary Barbieri for $1,785,000. Additionally, Christopher Zuhoski sold a vacant parcel located on County Road 48 to Pete and Christine Wuchte for $450,000.

Further down the road in East Marion, GH Assets 2 LLC handed over 3420 Rocky Point Road to Lorraine and Gregory Randolph. The exchange for this picturesque property concluded at an impressive $1,230,000.

Greenport and Southold Highlights

The charm of Greenport and Southold continues to attract buyers looking to establish permanent roots or weekend getaways on the East End. Transaction values remain resilient as demand persists for well-located parcels.

Alison Omens and Nikolei Kaplanov completed the sale of 176 Central Avenue in Greenport to Christopher and Colleen Graham. The transaction values this village property at a robust $1,300,000.

Concluding Market Observations

Meanwhile, in Southold, 295 Grange Rd Inc parted with 295 Grange Road to Solowsky North Fork LLC. This commercial or large-scale transfer finalized at a notable $1,900,000.

Additional regional transactions also rippled through Mattituck and Wading River, rounding out a busy period for the East End. We encourage you to check out more informational guides as you plan your next real estate move.

 
Here is the source article for this story: Shelter Island Reporter Real Estate Transfers: Aug. 3, 2026