East Hapmpton is primarily a residential neighborhood that enjoys a mix of rural Connecticut lifestyle and light industry. Many different types of homes abound in East Hampton, Connecticut, including well-preserved historic homes, traditional and contemporary homes as well as modern condominiums and apartments.

East Hampton is located on Lake Pocotopaug, one of the largest natural lakes in Connecticut. The town is nestled  on more than 500 acres of Lake Pocotopaug shoreline so many homes here are waterfront properties and enjoy spectacular lake views.

The community enjoys endless recreation, thanks to the lovely lake.  Take advantage of fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, biking, volleyball, tennis and so much more. Residents and visitors to East Hampton can also enjoy lots of shopping, antiquing and restaurants.

Come and discover one of the many waterfront homes that can be found on Lake Pocotopaug in Middlesex County in Connecticut.

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Egypt Beach, East Hampton (photo courtesy of srbyug on flickr.com)

The Hamptons have long been known as the seaside playground for New York City’s rich and famous.  Where the housing market was once only available to the elite, now it is a buyer’s market in East Hampton with no waiting line. 

The nation’s economy has finally caught up with the Hampton’s lifestyle, and East Hampton real estate is now more affordable for the discerning buyer. 

In July, Suffolk County, which is where the Hamptons sit, there were 154 new foreclosures which is up 105% from last July.  Along this trend, the average housing price dropped 46% from $1.36 million from last year to $745,552 this year.

This buyer’s market in East Hampton won’t last forever, so now is the time to buy. 

Art Tatta, an East Hampton real estate agent, can put you in your perfect seaside cottage by next summer.  Contact Art Tatta at 866-638-4222 or visit his website today.

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As the summer season approaches, East Coasters have begun to look towards the Hamptons. 

A great area to get away to in a country setting, this area also holds a giant real estate advantage over other real estate ventures. 

Despite the ongoing real estate recession across this nation, median sales prices in the East Hampton CT real estate market have neither risen or fallen. 

That’s right – housing vales have had a 0% change from the same period last year. 

If you are interested in owning a house in East Hampton CT and having it retain its value through market ups & downs, please contact Art Tatta, an East Hampton CT real estate agent.