13 Cooper Lane There are houses that photograph well, and houses that live well. 13 Cooper Lane does both, but its real appeal is in the way privacy and village life coexist so naturally. Set on a flag lot within East Hampton Village, the house sits quietly back from the street, giving it a sense of peace and separation that is unusual for such a central location. The village, train, and schools are all close at hand, but the house itself feels sheltered from the movement around it. Inside, the details are warm and personal rather than overly polished: a stone fireplace in the kitchen, soapstone surfaces, well-proportioned rooms, and a layout that feels intended for actual life rather than display. Outside, the garden and pool extend that sense of privacy. Established planting softens the property, while the setback from the road makes the outdoor spaces feel notably removed from the street. What gives 13 Cooper its character is not one grand gesture, but a series of smaller ones-the fireplace, the garden, the proportions of the rooms, and the way the house manages to feel both connected to East Hampton Village and quietly apart from it. Recent improvements have been made with that continuity in mind, refining the house without making it feel newly manufactured. 13 Cooper Lane, East Hampton Village Flag lot . Pool . Garden . Village living . Approximately 2500 sq ft