Andy Cohen gave Architectural Digest a video tour of his custom-built beach house in the Hamptons, New York, earlier this summer [1].
The tour offers a rare look at the private residence of the "Watch What Happens Live" host, highlighting the intersection of celebrity lifestyle and high-end architectural design [2].
Cohen spends his summers at the property each year [1]. The home was designed as a custom build to accommodate his family and the specific atmosphere of the New York coast. The tour emphasizes the home's layout, and the specific design choices made to maintain a summer vibe throughout the residence [3].
The property serves as a primary hub for Cohen's children. His son, Benjamin Allen Cohen, is seven years old [2]. His daughter, Lucy, is four years old [2]. The custom nature of the home allows for a balance between professional hosting requirements and the needs of a growing family.
Architectural Digest featured the home as part of its ongoing coverage of celebrity residences. The tour focuses on the home's interior design and the way the structure integrates with the beach environment [1]. The footage was widely shared following the initial reports published on June 26, 2026 [1].
By opening his doors to the publication, Cohen provides insight into the luxury real estate market of the Hamptons. The home stands as a testament to the trend of custom-built retreats tailored to the specific seasonal habits of high-profile media personalities [2].
“Andy Cohen gave Architectural Digest a video tour of his custom-built beach house in the Hamptons.”
The public tour of Cohen's residence reflects a broader trend in celebrity media where private living spaces are curated and marketed as aspirational design benchmarks. By showcasing a home built specifically for family life and seasonal residency, Cohen aligns his personal brand with the luxury architectural standards of the Hamptons' elite.
