Alec Baldwin's cherished East End escape is a beautifully restored and expanded historic farmhouse at 335 Town Lane in Amagansett, East Hampton Town, which he first bought in 1995 for $1.75 million during his earlier marriage.
The original saltbox-style structure, tracing its roots to around 1740 and said to have been moved to the site long ago by oxen teams, has evolved through careful additions (including one in 1996 and another around 2014 with his wife Hilaria) into a spacious modern family haven.
The cedar-shingled main house covers about 9,000 to 10,000 square feet across multiple levels, featuring five to seven bedrooms and seven to nine bathrooms (depending on exact counts in listings), plus thoughtful spaces like a gourmet eat-in kitchen, wood-paneled library, home theater, wine room, and kid-friendly bunk areas with a nautical vibe. Outside, the gated 8- to 10-acre grounds deliver serious seclusion with a 20-by-50-foot gunite pool and spa, an open pavilion with fieldstone fireplace, expansive porches and balconies exceeding 1,200 square feet, a fenced vegetable garden, and open views over preserved farmland and horse properties for ultimate privacy.
The Baldwins, who share the home with their seven children and various pets, have used it as a peaceful contrast to their Manhattan life, often highlighting its joy on their TLC show The Baldwins. The parcel includes roughly five acres of buildable land plus adjacent reserve views, with past approvals noted for potential expansions like extra bedrooms or a guest house.
Since first hitting the market in late 2022 at $29 million, the property has seen multiple relistings and reductions (dropping as low as around $19 million) before being pulled after an accepted offer in 2024 that the family later backed out of. It returned in December 2025 at $21 million, then saw a $1 million trim to $20 million by early January 2026, reflecting the challenges of selling such a personal, high-profile estate amid shifting family sentiments (Alec has shared that his kids protest any talk of selling).
This Amagansett gem captures the classic Hamptons blend of deep history, thoughtful upgrades, and rare privacy in a prime low-key location, making it a standout in the area's luxury scene even as it remains available for the right buyer.
