Remsenburg-Speonk Yard Sales
Two adjoining hamlets on Moriches Bay, at the western end of Southampton town.
A quiet corner of the South Fork
No sales on the calendar in Remsenburg-Speonk right now.
Only a handful come up out here in a season, and the Friday email catches every one of them.
Nearby this weekend
- Amagansett1 sale
What to expect
Most sales out here come from the quiet bayfront lanes, a few times a season.
Have a sale coming up?
List your sale free and it shows up right here, plus in the Friday email.
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When do sales start?
Most East End sales run Saturday mornings; each listing shows its exact hours and days.
How fresh is this page?
Every sale is checked by a real person before it appears, and the list refreshes overnight, so stale listings don't linger.
Can I map a route?
Yes. Save the sales you like and the planner turns each day's picks into an ordered route with directions.
About Remsenburg-Speonk
Meadows here were leased to Southampton cattle owners as early as 1712, and most of the early residents came west from Southampton and Bridgehampton in the 1740s to clear forest and build farms. The Speonk name comes from a Native American word generally translated as 'high place,' while the bayfront section took the Remsenburg name in honor of Charles Remsen, a prominent resident who donated a new Presbyterian church.
The English writer P. G. Wodehouse, who bought a house on Basket Neck Lane in 1952 and lived there until his death in 1975, is buried at that church. Speonk holds the Long Island Rail Road station and sits beside one of the largest rail yards on Long Island's East End, while Remsenburg has no stoplights and no businesses other than its post office and churches.
Those quiet bayfront lanes, rather than Speonk's more workaday year-round streets, are where most of the community's estate sales tend to originate.
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