A small town with big charm

East Marion

Those who make it as far out as East Marion will be rewarded. Here, the lavender fields are wider, the sky is bigger and the sound is vaster. What East Marion lacks in activity, it makes up for with volumes of peace and quiet.

What to Expect

Where historic charm and the open sky meet

East Marion is one of the North Fork’s most far-flung communities, sitting just west of Orient. Its most distinctive feature is its water-lined causeway, which bisects Gardiner’s Bay to the south and Long Island Sound to the north. Approaching town from Route 25, visitors will find quintessential North Fork views of the sound, unspoiled farmland and rock-strewn beaches.

19th-century style plus stunning water vistas

East Marion is best known for its historic 19th century homes, but also offers many newer options. With just over 300 residences, it is a small housing market, but also a more affordable one. The residents are a mix of working-class folks, second-home buyers, and year-rounders who love the bygone feel and don’t mind having to drive just a bit more for shopping, dining and entertainment choices.

Median Sale $1.13M See Sales
Median Rent $5.5K See Rentals
Known For
Seclusion
Maritime access
Local flavor
Fishing and clamming
Image of East Marion
Image of East Marion
Image of East Marion
Image of East Marion

New Listings

Points of Interest

Nearby Transportation

Bus: Hampton Jitney – Orient
Train: LIRR – Greenport

Beaches in East Marion

Truman's Beach
Southold Town Beach – Rocky Point

Things to Do

Deli and General Store

Fork & Anchor

A general store serving organic food, gourmet provisions, to-go picnic boxes and terrific coffee.

Golf Course

Island's End Golf

This semi-private golf course offers stunning views of Long Island Sound. It offers lessons and has a pro shop and a restaurant.

Nursery

Lavender by the Bay

Experience a touch of Provence at this aromatic farm where you can buy all things lavender, as well as honey straight from the hive.