There’s a certain kind of summer that lives only in memory—crisp linen sheets after sun-drenched afternoons, the scent of salt air carried on a bay breeze, Adirondack chairs on lush green grass besides blooming hydrangeas. At The Pridwin, that summer still exists.
Perched on the gentle shores of Shelter Island since 1927, The Pridwin is a season unto itself. Mornings begin with coffee on lawn and the distant hum of sailboats setting off. Afternoons stretch into golden hours by the pool, or a lazy kayak paddle on the water. Evenings bring BBQs on the lawn, live music on porch, and the soft flicker of lanterns as the sunset slips into night.
