
Sagaponack Historic Foster Farm
Sagaponack, NY
Founded in the 1800s, Foster Farm is a historic agricultural gem located in the heart of Sagaponack, New York, just one mile from the Atlantic Ocean. Spanning 50 acres of open cropland, the property is uniquely divided by a picturesque grass landing strip, offering a stunning backdrop of expansive fields and wide-open skies. As one of the oldest and last undivided farms on the East End of Long Island, Foster Farm holds deep roots in the community and local farming history. Still in active use today, the farm produces flowers, vegetables, and heirloom grains that supply nearby restaurants and the Sagaponack Farm Distillery. The combination of rich history, working farmland, and endless natural beauty makes Foster Farm an exceptional setting for weddings, private events, or large-scale tented celebrations. Its vast open space, long views, and easy accessibility provide the perfect canvas for creating memorable events in a timeless and truly authentic Hamptons setting.
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Amenities | 50 Acres of Open, Historic Farmland One Mile from the Atlantic Ocean – Coastal Proximity Expansive Cropland with Picturesque Grass Landing Strip Active Farm Producing Flowers, Vegetables, Grains, and Heirloom Corn Supplies Local Restaurants & the Sagaponack Farm Distillery Agricultural Landmark – One of the Oldest Undivided Farms on Long Island’s East End Ideal for Large-Scale Tented Weddings, Private Events, and Celebrations Vast Open Space with Long Views & Natural Surroundings Easy Accessibility for Guests, Vendors, and Production Teams |
Buyout Dates | Yes Seasonal Availability |
Capacity | Highly Customizable – Suitable for Large-Scale Events, Tents, and Creative Builds |
Special Accommodations | Weddings, Private Events & Agricultural-Themed Celebrations Full Tent Build-Outs & Custom Event Design Plenty of Space for Valet, Vendor Support, and Outdoor Activations Historic and Authentic Hamptons Farm Setting |
Peak Season | Summer & Early Fall – Prime Hamptons Event Season |