The Stella ~ Bellport Beach ~ Monthly Winter Rates

Welcome to The Stella, a thoughtful 1920's home set in the heart of Bellport Village. This is the place for a summer romance, a family gathering, or a creative re-centering. Inspired by the subtle palette and refined geometry of the American artist Frank Stella—who often spent time on Long Island—The Stella enjoys close proximity to many beaches and wetlands. ~ ask about our monthly winter rates for 2025-2026 ~ The space My original 1920's, 1200 square foot home is full of old and new finds that appeal to curious journeyers and creative weekenders. With a love of art, you'll find different elements of color, shape and form that we dreamed up, throughout. So many beautiful beaches are close by, from Fire Island's Ho Hum beach, to Mother’s beach, Shirley beach, and Smith Point beach. A small community ferry to Ho Hum runs on weekends starting Memorial Day (May 24), then operates daily from June 28 through Labor Day (September 1). For foodies, The Stella is steps away from well-known local pubs and restaurants (Porters and The Bellport shine here). Further afield, it's a 15 minute drive to the culinary best of Long Island: Varney’s, Cowfish, Rumba, Little Gull, Main Biscuit, Catch in Patchogue, and Lunch and Saint Ambroeus in Southhampton. In the winter, cosy up with a hiking excursion to winter wetlands, a fireplace, and a good book. Our guests love the surfy, curated energy of our space. There's fast wifi to get things done, and apps like Nest and Latch — but no TV — and in this sense the cottage is intentionally low-fi. Just moments away, the local beaches and nature reserves stand as the highlight of our region, offering an idyllic escape where land meets sea. Guest access You'll have the whole space to yourself: 3 bedrooms (one of which is an oversized, 600 square foot attic), a living room with a cozy fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen with dining area, as well as an outdoor deck and garden. There's a small fee to use the fireplace, and we ask that guests let us know in advance if they are planning to use it so that we can stock the house with wood. Other things to note You’ll be hosted by Rose, an art historian and long-time resident of New York City and Bellport.