Luxe Hamptons estates with rare private piers and deep-water docks
Luxury estates in the Hamptons are increasingly featuring private piers and deep-water docks, catering to a new wave of buyers. Properties like 111 Cobb Isle Road and 51 Mashomuck Drive offer extensive amenities and direct water access. As more New Yorkers seek waterfront living, these features are becoming essential for high-end real estate.
- ▪111 Cobb Isle Road in Water Mill is listed for $31.99 million and includes a private dock and a pool.
- ▪30 Bay Lane features a sleek design with eight bedrooms and a variety of recreational amenities, priced at $27.5 million.
- ▪51 Mashomuck Drive in Sag Harbor boasts a rare deep-water dock and is on the market for $20.75 million.
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Real Estate Alexa Hamptons Luxe Hamptons estates with rare private piers and deep-water docks By Christopher Cameron Published May 20, 2026, 7:00 a.m. ET In Water Mill, 111 Cobb Isle Road comes with its own private dock, plus 220 feet of bulkheaded frontage and a pool with water views. Geir Magnusson for Corcoran See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Hamptonites have historically spent more time looking at their shoreline than using it. But as more New Yorkers spend more time in South Florida — where water is for splashing in and private piers are trophy assets — they’re returning with a different set of expectations. They want to yacht (or at least Jet Ski), and they’re willing to drop anchor for homes that deliver a dock.
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