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The Hedges Inn, Historic East Hampton Village Property, Is In Contract

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The Hedges Inn in East Hampton Village is in contract for sale.

The Hedges Inn in East Hampton Village is in contract for sale.

Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, owners of The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Fla., are in contract to purchase The Hedges Inn in East Hampton Village. CAPEHEART PHOTOGRAPHY

Sarah and Andrew Wetenhall, owners of The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Fla., are in contract to purchase The Hedges Inn in East Hampton Village. CAPEHEART PHOTOGRAPHY

Christopher Walsh on Jan 23, 2025
The Hedges Inn in East Hampton Village, which last year came under scrutiny as a rumored site of a Hamptons outpost of the Zero Bond members-only club in Manhattan, spurring... more

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