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PHOTO GALLERY: BHS hosts Two Trees Lane event

Brown Harris Stevens, the exclusive affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate in the Hamptons, hosted an event  at 4 Two Trees Lane to celebrate their sponsorship of Art Southampton. Located within the historic Two Trees equestrian estate, along a private cul-de-sac, the enclave includes 12  luxury home sites.  Guests included Dan Conn, CEO of Christie’s International Real Estate, Joe Farrell, Nick Korniloff and Pamela Cohen of Art Southampton, Brown Harris Stevens Executive Managing Director Cia Comnas, and the exclusive listing agent Christopher Burnside of Brown Harris Stevens. Two Trees Estates encompasses 12 lots ranging from 1.8 acres to 3 acres and one comprised of 9.7 acres combining open space with an expansive building area. All 12 lots are facing the iconic horse farm, paddocks and stables. Two Trees Estates offers for sale completed state-of-the-art, newly constructed country estate homes as well as adjoining vacant parcels.

Photos by Richard Lewin

Peter Turino (President, BHS Hamptons)/Kathleen Coumou (SVP, Christie’s Intl. RE), Aspasia “Cia” Comnas (Executive Managing Director, BHS Hamptons); Dan Conn (President of Christie’s International Real Estate)

Vince Fazio, Darlene Manzella and J.B. De Santos (all BHS)

Aspasia “Cia” Comnas, Ed Haugevik (BHS)

From the NYC Office of Christie’s Int’l. Real Estate: Charlotte Clay, Elaine Brens, Julie Leonhardt La Torre, Patty Defranco

Two Trees Lane BHS Exclusive Listing Agent Christopher Burnside/ Dan Conn

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