Cutchogue is a hamlet in the town of Southold. Cutchogue’s history is reflected in its modern charm. Cutchogue is the home of many historic sites, including some of the few examples of English domestic architecture remaining in the United States. Avid sailor Albert Einstein loved Cutchogue’s waters and rented a cottage there in the summers. Einstein signed the historic July 15 letter to President Roosevelt at that cottage. Its historical ties make Cutchogue an ideal place for history enthusiasts to visit.
Cutchogue has more to offer than just history. Wine lovers will also appreciate visiting the Hargrave Vineyard or any of the other fine wineries in Cutchogue. There are many opportunities for golfing in Cutchogue. Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the nearby beaches, including Fisherman Beach. Cutchogue offers the charm of Long Island with many amenities.
