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STATE OF NEW-YORK TAXABLE STATUS DATE 01/01/2021 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK Sag Harbor Page 1 2021 Assessment Roll And Levy Module Uniform % = 100 SWIS CODE 472403 ROLL SECTION 1 NAME AND ADDR. OF LAST SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX MAP, ADDRESS ASSESS LAND/TOTAL EXEMPTIONS EXEMPTIONS NET NET TAXABLE VALUE REPUTED AND ACCOUNT IDENTIF. MARKET VALUE TAXABL Pat Malloy Waterfront, LLC 472403 001.000-0001-003.000 $4,503,700 County c/o Patrick E. Malloy, III ITEM NO 0.00 $12,702,600 Town 12,702,600 P.O. Box 1979 1A Bay St $12,702,600 Sag Harbor NY 11963 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 450W ACRES 3.610 Sag Harbor Yacht Club 472403 002.000-0001-002.000 $1,072,900 County Po Box 1988 ITEM NO 0.00 $4,537,500 Town 4,537,500 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 27 Bay St $4,537,500 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 570W ACRES 0.860 Sag Harbor Village 472403 002.000-0001-005.003 $1,233,000 County Po Box 660 ITEM NO 0.00 $2,116,800 Town 2,116,800 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 51 Bay St $2,116,800 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 570W ACRES 0.180 Yacht Yard Acquisition LLC 472403 002.000-0001-006.000 $1,621,800 County 2999 Long Beach Road ITEM NO 0.00 $2,999,600 Town 2,999,600 Oceanside NY 11572 53 Bay St $2,999,600 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 570W ACRES 1.300 Helen Jerome 472403 002.000-0001-009.000 $1,263,000 County 224 Lincoln St ITEM NO 0.00 $3,374,900 Town 3,374,900 Englewood NJ 07631 115 Bay St $3,374,900 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.530 Eric Atlas 472403 002.000-0001-010.000 $1,188,800 County 119 Bay St ITEM NO 0.00 $3,109,000 Town 3,109,000 Sag Harbor NY 11963 119 Bay St $3,109,000 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.170 Russell J Smyth Jr 472403 002.000-0002-001.000 $10,500 County Po Box 875 ITEM NO 0.00 $10,500 Town 10,500 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 1 Main St $10,500 SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 311 ACRES 0.010 Sag Harbor Pooh LLC 472403 002.000-0002-002.000 $107,700 County c/o Manhattan Skyline ManagementITEM NO 0.00 $107,700 Town 107,700 101 W 55 St 10 Division St $107,700 New York, NY 10019 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 484 ACRES 0.060 First National Bank 472403 002.000-0002-003.000 $276,200 County Bank Of The Hamptons ITEM NO 0.00 $276,200 Town 276,200 P O Drawer A 12 Division St $276,200 East Hampton, NY 11937 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 438 ACRES 0.140 Big Fish Holding 472403 002.000-0002-004.000 $53,500 County PO Box 2662 ITEM NO 0.00 $53,500 Town 53,500 Sag Harbor NY 11963 18 Division St $53,500 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 438 ACRES 0.030 Cardile and Caniglia LLC 472403 002.000-0002-005.000 $21,000 County P.O. Box 3292 ITEM NO 0.00 $21,000 Town 21,000 Sag Harbor NY 11963 20 Division St $21,000 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 438 ACRES 0.010 V90.003 3/24/2021 3:15:37 PM \\th-govapp\Govern\reports\custom\assfinal.rpt STATE OF NEW-YORK TAXABLE STATUS DATE 01/01/2021 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK Sag Harbor Page 2 2021 Assessment Roll And Levy Module Uniform % = 100 SWIS CODE 472403 ROLL SECTION 1 NAME AND ADDR. OF LAST SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX MAP, ADDRESS ASSESS LAND/TOTAL EXEMPTIONS EXEMPTIONS NET NET TAXABLE VALUE REPUTED AND ACCOUNT IDENTIF. MARKET VALUE TAXABL Beaner II LLC 472403 002.000-0002-006.000 $19,300 County PO Box 1620 ITEM NO 0.00 $19,300 Town 19,300 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 22 Division St $19,300 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 470 ACRES 0.010 Romany Kramoris 472403 002.000-0002-007.000 $21,000 County C/o Kramoris Gallery Ltd ITEM NO 0.00 $21,000 Town 21,000 PO Box 2664 26 Division St $21,000 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 438 ACRES 0.010 Division St Hotel Corp 472403 002.000-0002-008.000 $42,000 County PO Box 1349 ITEM NO 0.00 $42,000 Town 42,000 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 34 Division St $42,000 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 330 ACRES 0.020 Village Backstreet Realty LLC 472403 002.000-0002-010.000 $171,200 County 500 NO Broadway Suite 165 ITEM NO 0.00 $1,324,700 Town 1,324,700 Jericho, NY 11753 51 Division St $1,324,700 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 484 ACRES 0.250 Dorothy Harrington 472403 002.000-0002-011.000 $89,700 County P O Box 1413 ITEM NO 0.00 $1,148,100 Town 1,148,100 Sag Harbor NY 11963 45 Division St $1,148,100 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 411 ACRES 0.130 39 Division Street Property, LLC472403 002.000-0002-012.000 $739,400 County 15 Burkeshire Dr ITEM NO 0.00 $1,367,600 Town 1,367,600 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 39 Division St $1,367,600 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.160 Michael Bruce Tait 472403 002.000-0002-013.000 $687,400 County Barbara Tait ITEM NO 0.00 $1,133,700 Town 1,133,700 P.O. Box 1275 25 Rector St $1,133,700 Sag Harbor NY 11963 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 220 ACRES 0.140 James Thomas Sabloski 472403 002.000-0002-014.000 $478,900 County P O Box 372 ITEM NO 0.00 $694,500 Town 694,500 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 17 Cross St $694,500 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.070 Edward B Mulderrig 472403 002.000-0002-015.000 $505,500 County Mary Louise Mulderrig ITEM NO 0.00 $634,700 Town 634,700 Christopher Boyd 11 Cross St $634,700 11 Cross St Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.070 Sag Harbor Pooh, LLC 472403 002.000-0002-018.001 $110,500 County 101 W 55th St ITEM NO 0.00 $1,129,400 Town 1,129,400 New York, NY 10019 2 Bay St $1,129,400 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 464 ACRES 0.160 K K T Corporation 472403 002.000-0002-019.000 $67,800 County 7 Robertson Dr ITEM NO 0.00 $1,291,500 Town 1,291,500 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 3A Bay St $1,291,500 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 480 ACRES 0.100 V90.003 3/24/2021 3:15:37 PM \\th-govapp\Govern\reports\custom\assfinal.rpt STATE OF NEW-YORK TAXABLE STATUS DATE 01/01/2021 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK Sag Harbor Page 3 2021 Assessment Roll And Levy Module Uniform % = 100 SWIS CODE 472403 ROLL SECTION 1 NAME AND ADDR. OF LAST SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX MAP, ADDRESS ASSESS LAND/TOTAL EXEMPTIONS EXEMPTIONS NET NET TAXABLE VALUE REPUTED AND ACCOUNT IDENTIF. MARKET VALUE TAXABL Tweed, Anna S (life Estate) 472403 002.000-0002-020.000 $79,300 County G J T Sag Harbor Corporation ITEM NO 0.00 $1,201,000 Town 1,201,000 3b Bay St 3B Bay St $1,201,000 Sag Harbor, NY 11963 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 483 ACRES 0.090 Bay Partners LLC 472403 002.000-0002-021.000 $209,000 County 51 Mashomuck Dr ITEM NO 0.00 $950,000 Town 950,000 Sag Harbor NY 11963 4 Bay St $950,000 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 484 ACRES 0.090 Bay Partners, LLC 472403 002.000-0002-022.000 $41,400 County 51 Mashomuck Dr ITEM NO 0.00 $487,700 Town 487,700 Sag Harbor NY 11963 6 Bay St $487,700 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 421 ACRES 0.060 Gregory Gordon 472403 002.000-0002-023.000 $110,500 County 21 Williams Way ITEM NO 0.00 $1,122,100 Town 1,122,100 Bridgehampton, NY 11932 12 Bay St $1,122,100 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 484 ACRES 0.160 Maritime Properties, LLC 472403 002.000-0002-024.000 $856,300 County c/o Gelfam, Rennert and FeldmanITEM NO 0.00 $4,661,200 Town 4,661,200 Attn: Liz Germano 20 Bay St $4,661,200 360 Hamilton Ave Suite 100 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 White Plains, NY 10601 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.200 Maritime Properties II LLC 472403 002.000-0002-025.000 $465,900 County c/o Tarbet Lester & Schoen ITEM NO 0.00 $1,308,800 Town 1,308,800 360 Hamilton Ave Apt 100 10 Rysam St $1,308,800 White Plains NY 10601 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.060 Paul Brooks Davis 472403 002.000-0002-026.000 $753,700 County Myrna R Davis ITEM NO 0.00 $1,126,900 Town 1,126,900 14 E 4 St Apt 503 26 Rector St $1,126,900 New York, NY 10012 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.150 Mary Anne Bennett 472403 002.000-0002-027.000 $486,400 veteran $125,000 County 9 Cherry St ITEM NO 0.00 $799,500 Persons $337,250 Town 337,250 Belmont, MA 02478 18 Rysam St $799,500 Sag Harbor SCH # 472405 TAX CODE CLASS 210 ACRES 0.080 Rysam Properties LLC 472403 002.000-0002-028.000 $851,300 County c/o Ms.
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