Can I buy a house without a pool and have one put in later?

Many prospective second homeowners may plan on making significant changes to a property after taking ownership. While this may be the case in some instances there are many local requirements involved in obtaining permits for pools, decks, sheds etc. and property/homeowners are subject to fines for failure to comply with local regulations and restrictions. Our experts specialize in identifying potential issues and help you avoid costly future complications. We can help you find the property that meets your current and future needs.

What is the "Pyramid law"

The "Pyramid Law" is a local law restricting the height of a new home or building with relation to its proximity to the property lines of the building lot. The pyramid law is a common example of the type unexpected hold-ups and delays which affect many unsuspecting property buyers who try to manage the process of trying to buy real estate in the Hamptons by themselves.

It is absolutely essential to have an agent who is familiar with the unique challenges facing prospective property owners in the Hamptons. Our specialty is helping you unravel the complexities and avoid the pitfalls of buying real estate in the Hamptons during, and well after your purchase. Set-backs from wetland areas, the "pyramid law" and local zoning restrictions are just a few examples of the myriad possible snags a property owner can run into in the Hamptons. Our agents have years of knowledge and experience at dealing the restrictions and local laws that affect every property owner in East Hampton Town.