Sag Harbor is a community between worlds, existing simultaneously under the dominions of Southampton and East Hampton. However, Sag Harbor is not the sum of its towns, nor is there a distinct split over the Division Street dividing line. Instead, Sag Harbor is something all its own. A perfect place for the creative class (centuries before that term existed), Sag Harbor has enjoyed a bustling commercial and artistic atmosphere since its founding. There is instant visual appeal upon stepping foot in the village. Greek Revival and Victorian-style homes, former sea captain houses and whaling cottages, a stuck-in-time, historic downtown — it all amounts to a place with the charms of coastal New England and a welcoming, year-round lifestyle. Combine that with an irregular coastline that allows many properties to boast waterside views, and you’ve got yourself one of the most desirable addresses in the Hamptons.