What a View! Montauk’s Resort Offers Guests a Picturesque Beachside Destination

 

A perfect day in Montauk at the Panoramic View Resort.

A perfect day in Montauk at the Panoramic View Resort.

Located at “The End” (or if you are a local “The Beginning”) of Long Island is a hamlet located within the city of East Hampton called Montauk. This little piece of land hosts six state parks, the fourth oldest lighthouse in the United States, countless restaurants, and less than 4,000 residents.  It is known for its beautiful beaches, great fishing, and of course with that comes amazing seafood.

Located on 10 breathtaking acres of ocean front property,  Panoramic View seriously blew me away from the moment I arrived at 272 Old Montauk Highway. As I entered the driveway and drove down to the parking area, I was welcomed with a spectacular view of the Atlantic. I knew right at that moment that this place was something special.

The front window of the Sandpiper beach cottage really made for a great view.

The front window of the Sandpiper beach cottage really made for a great view.

Checking in at the front office was a piece of cake. The staff at Panoramic View made it clear that if I needed anything they were just a quick phone call away. Okay so I got the keys to the beachfront cottage…time to check in! I was given the “Sandpiper” cottage, which was located right off the beach. How cool is that!

Overhead shot of the living room from the steps that lead you up to the 2-bedrooms and 2-bathrooms.

Overhead shot of the living room from the steps that lead you up to the 2-bedrooms and 2-bathrooms.

 

Wood burning fireplace in the living room.

Wood burning fireplace in the living room.

 

Front porch...perfect spot to crack open a beer and enjoy the view.

Front porch...perfect spot to crack open a beer and enjoy the view.

Private backyard area to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner outdoors.

Private backyard area to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner outdoors.

The 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom cottage offered great features like my very own private patio and a nice size front porch. The living room looked out onto the beach via a huge window that indeed gave me a panoramic view. The living room also had a table for meals, a chilly A/C unit in the wall (individually controlled heat is available during the colder months), a comfy couch, and an equally soft chair. The television was equipped with cable and I even had my very own fireplace. As much as I was tempted to light up a burning fire in my beach cottage, I decided to just leave it alone…especially since it was 85 degrees outside.

The fully equipped kitchen had lots of items that came in handy (i.e. wine opener).

The fully equipped kitchen had lots of items that came in handy (i.e. wine opener).

The kitchen was cozy and gave off that beachfront cottage vibe.  It was equipped with dishes, cups, a toaster, microwave, wine opener, can opener, silverware, ice trays, and many other necessities that came in handy during my stay. After browsing the kitchen, it was time to check out the rest of this place. So I walked up a few steps to see that this little cottage had much more to offer.

One of the two huge beds at the Panoramic View's Sandpiper beach cottage.

One of the two huge beds at the Panoramic View's Sandpiper beach cottage.

I found two huge bedrooms that each had an enormous king size bed in them. Both rooms were also equipped with cable television, plenty of lights, and air conditioner units. The two bathrooms were stocked with shampoo, conditioner, soaps, and a few days worth of quality towels and hand/face rags. In the hallway closet was an iron and ironing board, a swiffer floor cleaner (in case you have any accidents), and a flashlight (which comes in handy since it is so dark by the beach at night).

Montauk lighthouse

Montauk lighthouse

Entrance to Gosman's Dock (great seafood restaurant, home made ice cream store, and other shops

Entrance to Gosman's Dock (great seafood restaurant, home made ice cream store, and other shops)

What made Panoramic View also pretty special was the location of the resort. Although it is nestled away on a private beach off of Old Montauk Highway, I was able to hop in my car and be in the busy downtown area within five minutes. I also hit up popular locales in Montauk, like the famous lighthouse and Gosman’s Dock, within a ten minute by car. If you are without an automobile, do not fret, just simply hop on an LIRR train to Montauk and then grab a taxi at the station.

Morning in Montauk. Great way to start your day!

Morning in Montauk. What a great way to start my day!

So what are you waiting for? Check out Panoramic View for more information on rates, availability, and any other general questions. But I must warn you, once you book a stay here it will be very difficult to part with this amazing resort. Enjoy the view!


  • Alec

    Wow what a great looking resort! I have never been to Montauk, NY, but I may now have to check it out after reading your review.

    Alec – Brick, New Jersey

  • Pete from Cleveland

    I need a beach break. I am from Ohio and have to admit that I never even heard of Montauk until reading this post. But now I may have to add it to my next New York itinerary. Awesome pictures!

  • Sal

    Agree with Pete, this is a post filled with great pics. I will add this to my list of resorts to stay at when visiting Long Island. I need to get out to “The End” before the summer is up.

    Sal

  • Amy Salinger

    That is one hell of a location on the beach! Being from Oklahoma it surely makes me extremely jealous. Beautiful pics as usual!

  • http://montauk-pictures.blogspot.com mike

    I just went there again last week to visit the lighthouse. I have an entire blog on just pictures of the lighthouse and videos of the Atlantic Ocean. I have a lot more to add still.

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    Really really nice post.I need a beach break. I am from Ohio and have to admit that I never even heard of Montauk until reading this post. But now I may have to add it to my next New York itinerary. Awesome pictures!. thanks for the posting.

  • http://Website David Lloyd

    The Panoramic View Resort is spectacular.

    I do not know of another location on Long Island that is situated on the beach like this property.

    We just learned that they are selling full service – luxury villa residences on the poperty for a fraction of the cost of buying an ocean front home in the Hamptons. These villas are Fabulous!!

    By car, the villas are about 8 minutes from Amagansett; 12 minutes to East Hampton and 5 minutes to Montauk. There is no better location.