Set on the South Shore of Long Island, Quogue is quiet village within the Town of Southampton, New York. Founded in 1659, Quogue has a rich history and deep community roots. Incorporated in 1928, the village is part of Suffolk County, New York, on the eastern end of the island. By offering an assortment of activities and events year round for residents, Quogue proudly focuses on families and community.

One such draw is the Quogue Wildlife Refuge. Since 1934, this non-profit 300-acre preserve has been home to a beautifully diverse population of plants and animals. Trails are open 365 days a year and the cozy Nature Center, home to the library, exhibits, live animals and gift shop, is open four days a week. It is also the perfect spot for bird watching. During the fall, winter and spring, some of the best professional theater on Long Island can be seen at The Hampton Theatre Company. The Quogue Junior Theater Troupe is an amateur troupe, with professional direction, providing the village and surrounding areas with a wonderfully creative and collaborative outlet. Quogue is only a short drive from many historical houses and museums such as the Parrish Art Museum and the Dan Flavin Art Institute. For a trip into Manhattan, just hop over to the nearest Long Island Railroad stop on the Montauk Line, in Westhampton.

Situated on 5.0 square miles, 0.77 of which is water, this sleepy village is in the 11959 zip code. The median sales price for a home in Quogue is around $2,855,000, with the majority of homes having 4 or more bedrooms. Home to less than one thousand year-round residents, Quogue is a must-see destination for any homebuyer in search of an intimate community or a private sanctuary. The relaxed lifestyle boasting peace and quiet amidst abundant natural beauty, make this waterfront village the ideal place to call home.

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