Entenmann family property in Montauk goes into contract

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A four-parcel compound in Montauk owned by the Entenmann family — who started the baked goods company — has finally gone into contract, Behind the Hedges reported. The property, which first listed for $25 million in 2014, includes two residential lots and two commercial lots, according to the outlet. It wasn’t immediately clear how much it sold for or who the buyers were. One of the parcels has a “newer two-bedroom cottage,” while the other has structures including an “overwater barn,” a two-bedroom apartment, “commercial deep water docks” and a “lookout tower/office.” The Entenmanns ran a tuna packing business from the property, the outlet reported. [BTH]