Art-and-antique dealers Barbara and Lloyd Macklowe have sold their East Hampton estate, which has views of the ocean and Georgica Pond, for around $35 million
Douglas EllimanHard Rock Co-Founder Pays Around $35 Million for Macklowe Gallery Founders’ Hamptons Home
Peter Morton purchased the East Hamptons house from Barbara and Lloyd Macklowe, who first listed the property for $60 millionDouglas EllimanBe the first to know about the biggest and best luxury home sales and listings by signing up forThe East Hampton, N.Y., home of art-and-antique dealers Barbara and Lloyd Macklowe has sold for around $35 million to their neighbor, Hard Rock Cafe co-founder Peter Morton, according to people familiar with the deal.
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